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豆腐ハンバーグ（豆腐・青ネギ・干ししいたけ・卵黄）
雑穀米（醤油ごま）
キムチ
長芋だし醤油和え
ゴーヤチャンプル（ゴーヤ・麸・人参・舞茸・卵）
野菜スープ（ブロッコリ・人参・玉ねぎ）
サラダ（トマト・きゅうり・卵・キャベツ・クルトン）
カテキン茶
玄米ご飯
めがぶ
塩昆布
長芋焼き（レモン醤油と味噌ダレで、エリンギと赤パプリカ添え）
とろろの磯辺揚げ（天つゆと大根おろしで）
ナスの素揚げ
レタスと黄色ミニトマトのサラダ
きゅうりとトマトのマヨネーズ和え
じゃがいもとネギの玉子焼き（紅しょうがをのせて）
枝豆入り豆腐
蕃爽麗茶
牛乳
キウイ
Carta Menu
"Hirame Sushi"
Offset, 50x22,5cm, 4/4 color, cocuche.
Miraflores, Viña del Mar
marzo 2010/ renovacion diciembre 2011
I was just so amused by the prospect of having Israeli food in Japan, I had to take a picture of the menu.
Maybe this sort of thing could be found in Tokyo, if you knew where to look; I know there's at least one place, though I've never actually sought it out. But to find it elsewhere in the country, is just a real surprise.
We only saw Japanese staff that day, but I was told that this place was founded and run by actual Israelis, who then opened another branch in Kyoto.
Our first night we dined at the Ritz's own restaurant, which was perfectly passable, but the most notable feature of the evening was Lonnie being hit in the head by a cork at ten meters from a table down the way popping a bottle of bubbly. (Many free pours of it and successive bubblies ensued as recompense.)
For our second night, we opted for something farther afield, and headed southwards to the Caribbean Fish Market on Cowpet Bay, conveniently situated on the beach. Equally convenient was their version of a menu, which in its modular form could clearly be easily rearranged to reflect whatever they had for the day.
After a succulent pot of mussels, I opted for the grouper, which was fantastic, living well up to the expectations of someone dining sand-adjacent.
Menu
PeruRail Sacred Valley
Train from Aguas Calientes to Urubamba
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雑穀ごはん
昆布と椎茸とたくわんと納豆と細ねぎの和え物
たくわんと糸昆布と人参と生姜の炊き合わせ
赤だし（玉ねぎ・なめこ・大根・万能ねぎ）
マッシュドポテト（じゃがいも・かぼちゃ・マッシュルーム・チーズ・パセリ・マヨネーズ）
とろとろ玉子（チーズ入り）
オクラ
杏・巨峰
蕃爽麗茶
I just moved to Windows 7 from XP and I just want to add a menu at the same level as the start menu (just like we could easily do in Windows XP, simply by adding a "menu" folder to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\".
I order my (personalized) start menu just like I order my apps directory and my offline installation disks. I order programs by functionality. So there's no brand name ordering (which is an absolutely ridiculous method of ordering which almost everyone else uses). For example, c:\apps\archivers\izarc, c:\apps\browsers\firefox, c:\apps\cleaners\ccleaner, etc.).
The beauty of this system (besides that it makes sense) is that I STORE my offline installers in the same hierarchy (e.g., d:\software\archivers\izarc, d:\software\browsers\firefox, d:\software\cleaners\ccleaner, etc.).
Likewise, once I decide on a program organization (I NEVER punt by putting programs in "miscellaneous" or "utilities" or "system tools", etc.), I order the program menu the same way: menu->archivers->shortcut-to-izarc, menu->browsers->shortcut-to-firefox, menu->cleaners->shortcut-to-ccleaner, etc.
What most people do is try to arrange the "Start Menu" to their liking. This is nearly futile, and far (far) more work than it should be, simply because it starts polluted by a nonsensical Microsoft organization, then it only gets worse, with each installation of a program putting its readmes and links to web sites and other garbage in the program file menu.
For that reason, and for compatibility with anyone else using the system (who expects the utter clutter that Microsoft provides by default), I long ago gave up on managing the default start menu on WinXP.
I simply create a new menu, called "menu" (the actual names don't matter), and then I maintain it the same way I maintain my app and software hierarchies.
OK. That's WHY I need to figure out in Windows 7 how to simply add a menu at the same level as the "start menu", but OUTSIDE the start menu (usually at the same level).
I'll keep looking.
アルパラタ（じゃがいも・獅子頭・玉ねぎ・チリパウダー・カルダモン・ターメリック・ガラムマサラ）
ピラフ（人参・舞茸・長芋・玉ねぎ・香草）
野菜タジン鍋（なすび・赤パプリカ・玉ねぎ・オクラ・エリンギ・じゃがいも・獅子頭）
煎り豆腐（枝豆・天かす）
すもも
カテキン茶