【The New Yorker】The Thrilling Japanese Breakfasts of Brooklyn

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The Thrilling Japanese Breakfasts of Brooklyn
Some of the spots offering a beautiful teishoku, or set meal, are Okonomi, in Williamsburg, and Dashi Okume and Rule of ...

ブルックリンの日本食レストラン紹介。
いわゆる「日本の朝食」って日本人の2割も食べてないでしょうがw

pang

意味 (精神的な) 苦痛, 心の痛み

I can easily summon the pang of desire I felt some years ago when, scrolling through Instagram, I first laid eyes on the teishoku, or set meal, served for breakfast at the Park Hyatt Tokyo.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/03/20/the-thrilling-japanese-breakfasts-of-brooklyn

ほら、パークハイアット東京とか言ってるーw

captivating

意味 とても魅惑的な, うっとりさせる; 夢中にさせる.

With no plans to travel, I was delighted to find a similarly captivating teishoku on a quiet block in Williamsburg, at a tiny restaurant called Okonomi (150 Ainslie St.; breakfast set starts at $30), to which I returned recently.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/03/20/the-thrilling-japanese-breakfasts-of-brooklyn

of late

意味 (ややかたく)[副詞的に; 文末· 文頭· 文中で](ここ) 最近 (は), 近頃 ; 最近, この間 .

For a long time, Okonomi was basically the only place in town to get a traditional Japanese breakfast. As of late, there is serious competition.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/03/20/the-thrilling-japanese-breakfasts-of-brooklyn

godsend

意味 [C][通例 a ~]願ってもない幸せ, もっけの幸い, 神のたまもの.

If three’s a trend, four is a godsend.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/03/20/the-thrilling-japanese-breakfasts-of-brooklyn

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