Kanazawa Day 2 Part 2 & Back Home

For lunch, we followed the guidebook and ate the famous Kanazawa curry. The shop was small and many office workers were having their lunch, I ordered the set that has abit everything. It was delicious though a tad oily. Few stores ahead there was a famous melon shop, it was very striking with pictures on tv program interviewing the store. It was huge! The melon bread was hard and crunchy with ice cream and melon small toast bread. Super tasty! But it was too much for me which just had lunch earlier. On the side note, we actually ordered one but the store actually gave us 2 in his haste :p. 

S brought me to Nishi Chaya district as yesterday Hagachi Chaya was so crowded. Nishi Chaya was super small scaled and the stretch of street was done within 5 minutes lol! We did managed to capture good pictures since there was nobody. We then headed to Omicho market famous for their seafood, it looked good and I brought a huge sweet prawn cost 500yen. We had no interest in the seafood don as it was much cheaper back home. 

The next day, we board the train to go back to Osaka and took the airport bus back to Itami airport. Did not buy much since we had lack of baggage space.

the unassuming curry place.

the name is taban curry.

the melon store, must try when u r there.

tasty and messy as u bite it

Nishi Chaya district

very quiet

just us!

Omicho market

500 yen a piece prawn

ice cream made from rice but i was too full

I need to eat at least once hehe!

morning bento set while waiting for the train back to Osaka

at the airport having the last meal

some of the stuff we brought: plum tea and sake, Kyoto famous mochi, facial soup made from okonyaku, Yo-jiya lip balm and cream. From Kanazawa: gold flakes hand cream and travel set (don't dare to leave without buying as the store sales was explaining so much)

from Kanawaza: the melon toast bread from the melon store, face mask set, S's hand cream that leaked of honey smell.  

super cute winter blanket, most space consuming.

S's collection of shrines books