Dear MEL Topic Readers,
This food looks too good to be real — and it is
Model food dishes, or food samples, are replicas of a food item or dish made from plastic or wax. They are often displayed in showcases or shelves of restaurants in Japan. They present realistic, colorful, and three-dimensional images of the dishes the restaurants offer to their customers. Sushi, tempura, salad, and pasta are typical examples of model food dishes. Foods with liquids, such as ramen or soba noodles, soup dishes, and even drinks are tough ones to create realistic impressions. But once displayed, they sit there and lure customers without being reproduced or re-prepared. You can see these model dishes almost anywhere in Japan or you can also visit an exhibition, “Looks Delicious!” at Japan House in London until February 16.
Read the article and see the images of food replicas made of plastic.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/16/style/looks-delicious-japan-house-london-intl/index.html
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