Ontem, um fantástico passeio por Spitalfields com ponto de partida na Leila’s Shop e paragem obrigatória na Labour and Wait.
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duas sugestões muito japonesas a não perder:
muji (http://www.muji.com/) e wagamama (http://www.wagamama.com).
boa viagem
Gosto imenso do jogo da fotografia do meio, chama-se carrom ou bilhar indiano, nas férias quando era miúdo fartava-me de jogar.
Andei por aí em Março e revisitar essas imagens deixa-me cheia de saudades :)
Aqui vai mais uma sugestão Cath Kidston em Shelton Street em Convent Garden ou Kings Road…boa estadia e partilhem as novidades.São
Sou absolutamente viciada em Spitalfields.
que coincidência! estive nesse mercado dia 25 de abril! é tão giro… perdi-me nas roupas vintage e nos acessórios.
outra sugestão gastronómica oriental (na minha opinião muito melhor que o wagamama): busaba, por trás do selfridges na oxford street e o ping pong, junto ao rio (east banck, acho eu).
boa viagem…
ah, sim, a loja da cath kidston é outra perdição! cara, mas dá vontade de trazer TUDO!