National Coach Museum – The Art of Equestrian
Scattered around the National Coach Museum are some of things used by the unsung heroes of the Royal Riding Hall.Continue Reading
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National Coach Museum – Functional Coaches
Besides the transportation and regalia, there are some really interesting functional carriages in the exhibition.
National Coach Museum – The Aristocrats
The royalties were not the only ones that went around town in their carriages, aristocrats and high clergymen were alsoContinue Reading
Chuan Yue Lou 川粵樓 @ Hong Kong
This restaurant used to be called San Xi Lou 三希樓 but there’s a change in ownership. However the staff andContinue Reading
Moto 源 @ Roppongi
Yakitori has been gaining prominence as the next fine dining concept, modernised with wine pairing and delicious sauces. This isContinue Reading
Galloping Stupid Gourmet
There’s nothing dumb about what we were about to eat tonight, but the homonym for horse is the same forContinue Reading
Kakoiya かこいや @ Tokyo
In the evening, Kakoiya specialises in 炉端料理 Robatayaki in private rooms. But during lunch, they offer affordable lunch sets forContinue Reading
National Coach Museum – The Royal Collection
After passing the Embassy’s coaches, you start to move into the 18th century carriages with the more comfortable berlins andContinue Reading
National Coach Museum – Picadeiro Real
This was the Royal Riding Hall of Belém that was converted to a museum in 1905 to display the royal carriages.Continue Reading
National Coach Museum – The Royal Coaches
Before the invention of automobiles, the aristocrats and upper classes travel around in coaches and carriages drawn by horse. TheContinue Reading