One of the trend that hit town around mid last year in Japan was Mosiac Bento.
Through geometrical neat arrangements of the ingredients, the result was a highly attractive elegant sushi bento.
I fell in love with the mosaic bento design. So so gorgeous and not to mention, easy to achieve too. Just prepare a variety of ingredients that you like, colorful will be best, and cut them into squares and arrange them in the box.
For me, I obviously prefer them cute and kawaii. ;P haha so I made quite a no of mosaic bento designs.
The Sanrio one above remains one of my favourites.
When October month was around the corner, I made a Halloween inspired Mosaic Bento.
Knowing that some of you may not really consume rice in your usual diet, I made a sandwich mosaic bento too.
During my trip to Bangkok (Thailand) to teach cooking, I discovered a quaint little tea store that sold really lovely homemade spreads with flavours like matcha, houjicha and even pickled sakura.
They tasted amazing and also had lovely colors. So I used them for this animal theme sandwich mosaic bento.
What was even more amazing was that my Mosaic bento creations caught the eye of the producers of Bento Expo – a special bento programme by NHK World again.
So they came over to film me and my bento making for the programme – Special Episode.
The filming took place around the December period and the first episode was slated for airing during Christmas period, so I made a Christmas theme mosaic bento. 
I also did a twist on the regular square/rectangular mosaic bento and made another version in a round tingkat bento. 
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More info on my three cookbooks ‘Kawaii Bento’ here , ‘Kawaii Deco Sushi’ here and Kawaii Sweet Treats here!
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