Okosama lunch
Okosama Lunch or Okosamalanchi ( Japanese お 子 様 ラ ン チ okosama ranchi , from お 子 様 okosama "[your] child" and English lunch , "lunch") is a menu for children in Japanese restaurants, consisting of popular dishes from the menu. A flag is placed on the summit of the Pilaureis in the form of a mountain. In addition, a toy is usually added.
The first Okosamalanchi was allegedly on December 1, 1930 during the Great Depression by the chef Andō Tarō of Mitsukoshi -Kaufhausrestaurants in Nihombashi in Tokyo designed to provide them with the intention to give children an exciting experience when eating.
Compositions
The following compositions are possible for an Okosama lunch:
- Meal: a pilau rice, a ketchup rice in an omelette ("Omu-reis"), spaghetti, a hamburger steak patty, a fried shrimp , a sausage, french fries, salad
- Drink: a fruit juice
- Dessert: a jelly, a pudding
- a toy
Web links
Commons : Okosama lunch - collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ OKOSAMA RANCHI. In: OKOSAMA RANCHI. Retrieved February 6, 2019 .
- ↑ -holdmyhand- Hmh: New Japanese kids' lunch! 『OKOSAMA LANCHI vol.2』 - New Japan Foods -HMH-. In: New Japanese kids' lunch! 『OKOSAMA LANCHI vol.2』 - New Japan Foods -HMH-. January 3, 2015, accessed February 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Food Culture of Japan: Kids Menu in Japan, “OKOSAMA LUNCH”. In: Musa's Traveling in Asia. March 31, 2014, accessed February 6, 2019 .
- ↑ What is Omurice? In: Just Japan Stuff. February 4, 2017, accessed February 6, 2019 .