Sudhir Iyer
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About halfway through and loving it as I did all other works by Paul. I have said it before and will say it again - he is my all time favourite, and I I hope he never stops writing. I will read whatever he scribbles. Master story teller, ace narrator.
Burma Sahib
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After I loved the first two episodes, I savoured each episode knowing there were only six.
I watched each episode at night just before bed, dimming the lights of my living room and shutting all noises so that I too could feel I had a barstool to myself at the The Three Star bar and had Amamiya serve me a drink to wipe the day I had had and the anxieties of the day to come the next morning. Every story had interwoven a moral lesson and hope. Amamiya’s smile is what one needs at the end of a long day. Wish the bar were for real with an unlimited supply of 缶詰 (kadzume or canned food).
I think I am falling in love with Japanese web series about food - Samurai Gourmet, Midnight diner and now Three star bar.
Three Star Bar in Nishi Ogikubo
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How did Robin get away with this? I mean how did he pull this one out through an editor and publisher! Utterly juvenile and pointless and cringeworthy. That’s not how people speak in real world, that’s now what you generally see in real world. Wonder what Robin was up to as he wrote this book.
The 5 AM Club
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