Food
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Sunright x Love and Deep Space Drinks
I honeslty had no idea that Sunright, a boba joint was having a Love and Deep Space promotional collaboration event. I really just happened to enter a Sunright because I wanted a drink. Once I realized what was going on, I ended up buying two drinks (one Love and Deep Space drink and one regular drink). So, what’s in it for you if you buy a Love and Deep Space drink? You receive a Sunright x Love and Deep Space cup holder (wrapper?), coaster associated with your drink’s character and a chibi sticker of your drink’s character. The catch is that you have to come early enough to ensure that you can snag the freebies associated with the Love and Deep Space drink. The other catch is that you can only purchase one Love and Deep Space drink per day. (Translation: You can’t buy all 5 in one day.)
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The Red Cup from Starbucks
Sometimes, it’s the smallest of things that bring a smile to our faces. Not long ago, I was able to get hold of a Starbucks red cup. I know that some people scoff at the “red cup” frenzy but I see it as a “gift” to yourself. Obviously, it’s a gift with strings attached in that you can only get the “red cup” if you purchase a holiday drink, while the cups are still available.
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Songkran at Wat Thai of Los Angeles
With Thai Town’s Songkran Festival canceled, you’re left with attending temple events only. Out of all the options available, I decided I’d attend the Thai New Year (Songkran) Festival held at Wat Thai of Los Angeles. The event is held for two days straight but you can pick and choose which day you prefer to attend or just attend both days if you can!
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Eat Around the World
I recently attended an international food festival called, “Eat Around the World”. It sounded like it’d be a big event but it turned out to be a relatively small event. Regardless, I’m still glad I went to the festival. It was a free event, after all. -
Ueshima Coffee Shop at Nikko Toshogu
At the time, I didn’t realize that Ueshima Coffee Company was a chain. I was just hungry and looking for a place to get a bite in overly crowded Nikko without having to wait in a line. I wanted to try yuba (tofu skin) or eat at a tiny bustling place but it looked like it’d take forever to get a seat. So, I settled with Ueshima Coffee Shop which was located near the Nikko Toshogu Museum.