#lorena 002

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👿.     “     𝐊𝐈𝐒𝐒𝐄𝐒     ”     𝐌𝐄𝐌𝐄     . @razorena​​ - 02. a rough kiss

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Diana met a girl and she was honestly a really great time. It was only the first week and it was mostly just amazingly good sex but who did that ever hurt? Tonight Diana had cancelled dinner for not other reason than she was tired and didn’t want to get dressed up. She promised Lorena that they would go out this weekend since she had ‘work’ to do. Never did Diana imagined Lorena would show up to her apartment and rather than fight she was consumed in a rough kiss. Their teeth clinked and Diana was stumbling through her apartment backwards as Lorena guided her blindly through the flat. Soft moans left Diana as Lorena’s teeth bruised her lower lip and she gasped as the other woman was ripping her boyshort panties from her and the t-shirt she’d been lounging in. “Lorena.” Diana was breathless but it didn’t matter as she was tossed back onto her bed, knees apart, and there was something wicked in the other woman’s eyes as her hands moved between her legs, tugging lightly on the red hair above her sex and she gasped. Not being left alone for long though as their lips met and Lorena’s kisses were angry and rough but her fingers.. oh god her fingers! “Lorena!”

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Shock was present all over her features, clearly unprepared for what she was going to see on the other side of the door. Leaning against the doorway, she couldn’t contain the way her eyes lowered their gaze momentarily at the pillow, before looking back at his face again. Focus, Lorena.  ❝ Sorry, the ocean doesn’t really have any.. closed doors. ❞  It had been years since she had lived on the surface, there were a lot of things one needed to get accustomed with again. ❝ I    uh, just wanted to check on whether you were all right after the whole thing with Holocaust.. ❞  Yeah, she couldn’t really talk while he was covering himself up with a pillow, knowing what he had been previously doing.  ❝ If you want, you can come down to the kitchen when you're done and we can talk? I’ve made Mexican coffee. ❞  It wasn’t always that she reached out to other people, but she had gotten a good impression of Virgil; he seemed genuine. And she found that she wanted to socialize. As she was about to leave the doorway, there was a cheeky smile present on her lips; aware that he was on edge.  ❝ Don’t worry. I won't mention our little.. incident. ❞  And with that, she went down to the kitchen.

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001. MEET LORENA

FULL NAME: lorena ayana torres. PREFERRED NAME: lorena. NICKNAME/S: lora and loren. DATE OF BIRTH: september 29th, 1998. GENDER & PRONOUNS: cis female & she/her. ORIENTATION: hetero. RELIGION: non-practicing christian. RELATIONSHIP STATUS: in a relationship with romeo mathers. OCCUPATION: full time university student and intern at a law firm. RESIDENCE: gramercy park, new york city.

002. CHECK LORENA’S BACKGROUND

HOMETOWN: ibiza, spain. NATIONALITY: spanish. ETHNIC BACKGROUND: spanish. LINGUISTICS: spanish which is her native language and english, french, portuguese, italian and latin in a fluent level. EDUCATION: she attended the university of oxford where she got a BA in history and, currently, she’s attending columbia’s university law school. CRIMINAL RECORD: clean. BIRTH ORDER: second. FATHER: iker arturo torres, born on april 26th, 1970 in valencia, spain where he still resides and works as an architect in his own architecture firm. MOTHER: clara maria torres, née gonzález, born on june 29th, 1970 in barcelona, spain, currently residing in valencia, spain and working as a marketing manager in her own management firm. SISTER/S: none. BROTHER/S: xabier alfonso torres, born on october 31st, 1993 in valencia, spain, currently residing in sagaponack, suffolk county and working as a neurologist. andres rodrigo torres, born on november 22nd, 2000 in valencia, spain where he still resides and studies. SIGNIFICANT OTHER: romeo mathers. CHILDREN: none so far. OTHER RELEVANT FAMILY: alexa marie torres, née bennett, xabier’s wife thus sister-in-law. diego rafael torres, xabier and alexa’s son, nephew. EX/ES: jordi martínez and lewis stewart. PETS: none so far.

003. GET UP CLOSE & PERSONAL

HEIGHT: 5′6″ or 168 cm. WEIGHT: between 123 lbs or 55 kg and 129 lbs or 58.5 kg. BODY BUILD: two or three years ago, lorena was a rather slim girl with no accentuated curves and, pretty much, your classical supermodel shape. she has, since, put on some weight, not because she wished to do so but because her body seems to have gone through some changes. she’s still slim, she doesn’t have a particularly big bust - 32B - and she still has her toned tummy but her waist is now more accentuated and her thighs and bum have definitely grown considerably ever since.  EYE COLOR: brown, sometimes appearing to be deep brown, others appearing to be hazel, almost a green shade. EYESIGHT: she has myopia so she wears contacts on a daily basis. when she’s trying to rest her eyes and give it some away time from the contacts, she wears her glasses. HAIR COLOR & STYLE: she has dark brown, nearly black hair and she has never really bothered changing colors or messing with dyes of sorts because she’s scared to damage her hair. she doesn’t get wild with the styles either - generally, she wears her hair down and allows its natural wavy texture to shine through. if she’s meeting with clients, she’ll either straighten it or throw it in a sleek bun or updo. at home, when she’s just chilling, she sometimes throws it in a ponytail or wears it half up, half down. DOMINANT HAND: right. NOTABLE PHYSICAL TRAITS: her eyes, particularly their shape and specific shade of brown that sometimes can trick you into thinking they’re green. her pouty lips that she hated when she was a child but has since grown to love. her dark hair and her skin tone, how tan she naturally is which always ends up being brought up to attention.  SCARS AND MARKS:��besides the occasional scar and mark that we all get, there’s nothing in particular. TATTOOS: she has a wunjo tattoo behind her right ear, a greek symbol, the rune, meant to symbolize joy and happiness. she has a micro, minimalistic lotus flower with watercolor — reference — tattooed on the inside of her left wrist, meant to represent that regardless of the toxicity and negativity that might surround her at times, she will always stay graceful and be as kind as she can be. along the outer side of her right foot, she has gotten the quote a menos que los dejes, something her older brother, xabier, used to tell her whenever she went to him, crying about the people putting her down and trying to demean her ; essentially, it’s a reminder that no one can bring her down unless she lets them. along the side, extending from her right hipbone to her bum, she has the quote those who fan your flames in cursive and white ink. lastly, on the back of her neck, she has the word headstrong in bold, uppercase font. PIERCINGS: she has her regular lobes pierced. VOICECLAIM: cindy kimberly. ACCENT & INTENSITY: between the years in england and the time in new york, lorena has almost completely lost her accent. when she’s speaking spanish, you can tell she’s a native, but when she switches to english, that fades away and you can’t decipher whether english is or isn’t her primary language. ALLERGIES: none that she’s aware of. PHOBIAS & FEARS: though she would never admit it and would say she has no fears, solitude. MENTAL & PHYSICAL ILLNESSES: none so far. ALCOHOL USE: sometimes. SMOKING: no, she doesn’t smoke. NARCOTICS USE: she used to do weed when she needed to unwind but she hasn’t done it for a while. INDULGENT FOOD: sometimes, when she’s stressed out mainly. SPLURGE SPENDING: it doesn’t happen, she’s very careful with her money. GAMBLING: no, never.

004. DIG DEEPER

CAN THEY DRIVE? yes, she can drive. CAN THEY COOK & BAKE? yes and yes. CAN THEY CHANGE A FLAT TIRE? yes. CAN THEY TIE A TIE? yes. CAN THEY SWIM? yes. CAN THEY RIDE A BICYCLE? yes. CAN THEY JUMP START A CAR? no. CAN THEY BRAID HAIR? yes. CAN THEY PICK A LOCK? yes. EXTROVERTED OR INTROVERTED? extroverted. DISORGANIZED OR ORGANIZED? organized. CLOSE OR OPEN MINDED? open minded. CALM OR ANXIOUS? calm. PATIENT OR IMPATIENT? depends on the situation. OUTSPOKEN OR RESERVED? outspoken. LEADER OR FOLLOWER? leader. OPTIMISTIC OR PESSIMISTIC? optimistic. TRADITIONAL OR MODERN? modern. HARD-WORKING OR LAZY? hard-working. CULTURED OR UNCULTURED? cultured. LOYAL OR DISLOYAL? loyal. FAITHFUL OR UNFAITHFUL? faithful. NIGHT OWL OR EARLY BIRD? night owl. HEAVY OR LIGHT SLEEPER? light sleeper. COFFEE OR TEA? coffee. DAY OR NIGHT? night. TAKING BATHS OR SHOWERS? baths. COCA COLA OR PEPSI? coca cola. CATS OR DOGS? dogs. NETFLIX OR CINEMA? netflix. SHOWS OR MOVIES? movies. LAPTOP OR GAMING CONSOLE? laptop. HEALTHY OR JUNK FOOD? healthy food. ICE CREAM OR FROZEN YOGURT? ice cream. PIZZA OR HAMBURGER? hamburger. LOLLIPOPS OR GUMMY WORMS? lollipops. BEACH OR POOL? both. SNOWBALLS FIGHTING OR ICESKATING? iceskating. LITERATURE OR SCIENCE? literature. HISTORY OR ART? history. CHOCOLATE BARS OR COTTON CANDY? cotton candy. XBOX OR PLAYSTATION? playstation. FACE-TO-FACE OR PHONE INTERACTIONS? face-to-face interactions. DRAMA OR SCI-FI? drama. HORROR OR COMEDY? horror.

005. LORENA’S FAVORITES

FAVORITE ACTIVITY: reading. FAVORITE ANIMAL: butterfly. FAVORITE BOOK: rising strong by brené brown as nonfiction and, perhaps, a little life by hanya yanigihara as fiction. FAVORITE COLOR/S: deep red. FAVORITE CUISINE: spanish. FAVORITE DISH/ES: fideuà, gazpacho, spanish tortilla and churros. FAVORITE DRINK/S: sangria, rosé wine, limeade and orxata. FAVORITE FLOWER/S: red roses, red carnation and white daisies. FAVORITE GEM: moonstone. FAVORITE MOVIE: pulp fiction by quentin tarantino. FAVORITE SONG: truth is ( the spanish version ) by sabrina claudio. FAVORITE SCENT/S: the scent of nail polish, lime and strawberries. FAVORITE SHOW/S: vis a vis, how to get away with murder, suits, scandal and élite. FAVORITE SPORT/S & TEAM THEY SUPPORT: soccer, she supports valencia cf and tottenham hotspur fc. FAVORITE SEASON OF THE YEAR: summer. VACATION DESTINATION: tokyo, japan or kauai, hawaii.

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Lorena Hollis Tsula

Biography located under the cut -- 

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☆◌∘░ ❛ ─ ashley moore,  twenty-seven, she/they.  ❏ ⤵   ���  congratulations,  (  LORENA HOLLIS TSULA  ), you’ve been selected to be a participant in our new reality show stellar ! we thought you were a perfect candidate because you (  OPEN TO TRYING SOMETHING NEW  ). we also heard that you’re from (  CALIFORNIA  ) and were a(n) (  BAR MANAGER  ), no wonder you applied for the show. from your tape we also gathered that you were ( OUTGOING ) and ( BLUNT ), would that be a wrong assumption ? we hope not, it’d make for good ratings. it almost seems like you’re a (  CANCER  ), which seems to make perfect sense. what was it that you liked to do again ? (  HIKING & GAMING  ) ? that sounds about right. remember that even with reality shows, you’ve always got a part to play and yours is (  CIGARETTES AT MIDNIGHT, DANCING WHEN NO ONE IS WATCHING, and SUN GLASSES AT NIGHT  ). just make sure you lay off (  THE SMOKING  ), we’d hate for it to portray negatively on camera for the audience. first impressions are everything !  ─ «

BASICS

FULL NAME: Lorena Hollis Tsula || NICKNAME(S): Ren, Rena, Lo, Los, Lolo, Lori || GENDER: FEMALE || PRONOUNS: she / they || AGE: twenty-seven || SEXUAL ORIENTATION: bisexual || NATIONALITY: American || ETHNICITY: Mixed. African/Caucasian/Cherokee

001. ‘Home’

Lorena’s home life was always picture perfect. At least outside looking in, that is. Relationship with her parents was never a great one. Contributing to her attitude growing up, rarely giving her any attention unless it was to criticize her or just give her whatever she wanted to get her to shut up. She never had the love she deserved growing up, nor had anyone in her life to teach her right from wrong. She had to learn through hard experiences. With her parents always working (with their high stature of course) she was left to fend for herself. She had a nanny here and there growing up until her parents thought that she was old enough to watch herself, which was probably at an age far too young. 

The girl often found herself getting into trouble. Not that a majority of those times weren't on purpose. Although she would HEAVILY deny it, the choices she made were largely the result of her trying to get attention from her parents. Which she rarely got due to their work, being big and important or whatever. She may not have realized it then but any attention she could get from them satisfied her. 

The only time she wasn't hungry for their attention is when they were pushing their ideals onto her. They never gave her time to be an actual child when she was younger. Always scheduling her for some type of bullshit class they thought would better her talents. Piano, Equestrian, etc. Nothing ever really peaking her interest, but humoring her parents anyway. 

002. ‘Personality’ 

Growing up, she had so much life, excitement and imagination within her. It didn't take long for that to be tainted. For a short time she went through the phase of a snobby manipulative cliche rich girl. Always getting what she wanted, no matter the consequences. she never had a care for anyone else’s well being but her own. Come to think of it, her well-being didn't matter too much either. That was until she took a step back to look at her life, not liking the outcome that had followed her actions .She did a complete 180 with her life. working on the person she wants to be now rather than the one she was before. Contrary to popular belief, she's probably one of the most caring and sensitive people you'll ever meet. She always had a smile on her face, never wanting to fall back into her old ways again. [ Maybe having slip ups here and there. more here than there tbh]. 

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In Search of… The Best Design Bookstores

Every designer has their favorite bookstore, a place they go to savor the delight of different paper stocks, to admire various typographic treatments and cover designs, and to uncover great tomes investigating design history and theory in thoughtful detail. If you want to get to know a city’s design community, there really is no better way to do so than to explore its independent book and magazine stores: These are the source, after all, of great ideas. From ramshackle, historic zine shops to luxe, modern, and spacious art book temples, here’s our list of the world’s best design-oriented bookstores for the jet-set creative. (Disclaimer: We take no responsibility for any excess baggage weight you might incur as a result of these recommendations.)

Arcana Los, Angeles

Filled with over 100,000 books, with an enthusiastic and knowledgable staff, there is no better place to source rare and out-of-print volumes or hyper-specialized design texts than Arcana. A visual and intellectual treat, the store occupies a gorgeously designed gallery-like 5,000 square foot open plan room in LA’s historic Helms Bakery building, and its books are displayed on immense metal shelves that divide the space into intimate rooms, creating what the designer called “a forest of books.” Natural light floods the polished concrete floors, making the shop a retreat, and a rewarding space for local designers and international visitors to browse conceptual art titles, hard-to-find magazines, obscure catalog, and tantalizing artist monographs in monkish contemplation. As with all the greatest bookshops, you’ll visit looking for one particular title, and leave with something else entirely, possibly something signed and numbered and way over your budget.

8675 Washington Blvd, Culver City www.arcanabooks.com

Arcana: Books on the Arts, LA. Photo by: Joshua White

Arcana: Books on the Arts, LA. Photo by: Joshua White

Livraria da Vila Lorena, São Paulo

Standing out provocatively in the busy, glossy neighborhood of Jardins, filled with expensive designer stores, Livraria da Vila Lorena is a tempting temple of books that smartly makes its own cool design statement in this most chaotic of cities. Great local architect Isay Weinfeld’s post-Brutalist masterpiece, complete with a dream storefront made of glowing revolving shelves, is a sharply modern, loving tribute to the classic idea of a secondhand bookstore; the selection here is general and varied, but with a precise and expert selection of graphic design and architecture titles that match the distinctly modern mood of the interior.

002, Alameda Lorena, 1731  http://ift.tt/NbzBFP

Papercup, Beirut

Specializing in art, design, architecture, and photography and ideally located in the fashionable, vibrant bar packed Mar Mikhael neighborhood in the liberal north of the city, Papercup features a wide selection of international and local magazines as well as children’s publications, graphic novels, and hand-made stationery. Gorgeous tiles cover the floor, and there’s a laid-back sprinkling of midcentury furniture and a small cafe area that makes Papercup a deliberately cosy spot for what the owners describe as “coffee-infused book therapy.” The shop draws its unique strength by highlighting the Lebanese capital’s lively and diverse history of publishing and it’s independent media and by providing an event space that local publishers use for book and magazine launches.

Agopian Building Pharaon Street http://ift.tt/2uwVTCk

Papercup, Beirut. Image courtesy of Papercup

Printed Matter, New York

No definitive list of bookstores for designers could ignore New York’s iconic Printed Matter. The venerable nonprofit founded by art critic Lucy R Lippard with conceptualist artist Sol LeWitt and other art-world personalities 40 years ago is more than simply a shop dedicated to artist’s books and related publications; it’s an experience. An archive teeming with paper, it overflows with decades of underground art zines, chunky hand-scrawled manifestos, small-edition curios, Risograph comics, and gorgeous, hard-to-find hardbound monographs. Printed Matter also functions as a salon for printmakers and print lovers; it’s been and still is the locus for artistic communities. From its early days it provided space for titles from Laurie Anderson, Edward Ruscha, and Lawrence Weiner (these now sit upstairs in protective glass vitrines). Today the shop promotes and – with its own mysterious, uncompromising logic – presents the work of esoteric independent publishers across the U.S. along its sturdy metallic shelves. It’s easy to lose yourself in the pages of photo-copied staple-bound zines, or to explore the narrow exhibition wing that showcases historical works on paper by various artists and collectives.

231 11th Avenue http://ift.tt/XuvkJg

Printed Matter, New York City. Photo by: Azikiwe Mohammed

Artazart, Paris

And of course, there has to be Paris. Shouting out across the banks of artistic neighborhood Canal Saint Martin like a home-made protest poster is the irreverent orange exterior of Artazart. Naturally declaring itself the number one design bookstore in Europe, possibly the universe, this captivating art wonderland and “bookstore of creation,” open an unusual-for-Paris seven days a week, stocks a comprehensive collection of niche, international books covering typography, illustration, graffiti, public art, maps, and interiors, with a particularly good photography selection. The inviting space also serves as a gallery, with new exhibitions twice a month, and a meeting spot for the local creative community, who at night gather at the nearby bar Le Comptoir General, an offbeat converted barn that functions as a local art venue. A definite Parisian paradise for the art-and design-minded.

83 Quai de Valmy www.artazart.com

Artazart, Paris. Image courtesy of Artazart.

Artazart, Paris. Image courtesy of Artazart.

Mix Paper, Shanghai

This smart international bookshop of art and design titles opened in Shanghai in 2015 amongst a stylish “Mix Place” trio of stores. Branding itself as an “art and culture life space,” it’s quickly become a key center for the city’s thriving design scene. The three-floored haven has an atmospheric café-bar downstairs to aid contemplation, and its art-based second floor is filled with exquisite, heavyweight hardback visual editions and features a small pop-up exhibition space. At the top of some cool gray stairs, it’s the attic of Mix Paper that makes the store so unique. Its impressive, 12-meter long wall exclusively featuring independent magazines from around the world feels more like a permanent exhibition than a regular shop; the owners have taken to calling it a “magazine museum”. The extensive selection of design-orientated titles is noteworthy, and easilyon par with the likes of London’s magCulture shop and Berlin’s infamous magazine store, Do You Read Me?!

880 Hengshan Road, Shanghai (no website)

ProQM, Berlin

ProQM is situated in a late-1920s building originally designed by idiosyncratic modernist architect and set designer Hans Poelzig. Its striking progressive exterior reflects the forward-thinking, comprehensive selection of titles you’ll find inside; the outside is a gentle suggestion of what’s to come – when you enter, be ready to think, and spend some time browsing, as this shop is the world’s ultimate destination for design theory, and can easily become your own private library. The store was founded in 1999 by a group of artists, architects, and art theorists who decided to rethink the way bookshelves are organized, continually rearranging their wide-ranging selections in unexpected but ultimately logical thematic clusters. They do this to reflect current debates and topical issues. If you’re looking for a particular design thinker, you’ll not only leave with that author but find yourself introduced to a whole new set of others. This is an inspirational space that encourages the making of surprising new connections.

Almstadtstraße 48, 10119 www.pro-qm.de

ProQM, Berlin. Photo by: Katja Eydel

Libreria, London

Don’t expect coffee or Wi-Fi at this newly opened, self-consciously beautiful East London bookshop – you can get that across the street instead, at the buzzy new co-working space Second Home. Libreria, founded by the same optimistic conceptual entrepreneurs behind the work hub, is an antidote to a day on the laptop, a retreat for traveling designers who have temporarily set up camp at Second Home. The shop is stringently, if not a bit gimmicky, digital free (emphasizing the importance of separating however occasionally from your chosen device of distraction) and it doesn’t organize its stock into standard categories like fiction, science, or photography. Instead, there are playful, almost poetic themes – like family, love, magic, and the sea and the sky – purposefully designed to inspire browsers to make unexpected connections and open up new creative avenues. These thematic bundles are the perfect elixir for a stuck designer needing an imaginative solution to a creative problem. Ambitiously named after Jorge Luis Borges’ “The Library of Babel,” this seductive bookshop is perhaps a little smaller than Borges’ infinite space, but honey-colored wood, soft, curving shelves, and warm orange light produce a soothing labyrinthine environment dedicated to books as ideas and their own infinite spaces.

65 Hanbury Street www.libreria.io

Liberia, London. Photo by: Iwan Baan

Liberia, London. Photo by: Iwan Baan

Mendo, Amsterdam

The interior of this intimate home for substantial volumes on fashion, photograph, architecture, travel, and graphic design looks as if it were painted black but it’s actually the spines of black hardbacks wittily creating the appearance of darkened walls. With its squared-off sections of shadowy shelves pierced by colorful bursts of design books, Walking into MENDO, with its squared-off sections of shadowy shelves pierced by colorful bursts of design books, feels like you’re entering a spatial rendering of a Swiss design poster – which is perhaps to be expected from a bookshop run by a graphic design agency. This clever interior is the work of Concrete Architectural Associates, and inside you’ll find inspirational books for designers, and those who love designers, curated by designers.

Berenstraat 11, 1016 GG www.mendo.nl

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Big Kahuna Burger: Hamburgueria em SP é perfeita para fãs de Quentin Tarantino

Janeiro de 2017 tive minhas merecidas férias. Aproveitando esse período, eu (Rafa) e Leo Neves fizemos uma visita ao Big Kahuna Burger, lanchonete localizada em São Paulo, inspirada na carreira do diretor Quentin Tarantino.

O Nome Big Kahuna é referencia a um fast-food havaiano citado pelo personagem Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) no filme Pulp Fiction (1994), que (além de ser o filme favorito do redator que vos fala) inspira 90% de toda a hamburgueria. Os hamburguês (compostos a maioria por Bacon), os Milk-Shake’s, a decoração, enfim, todos são apelidados com nomes utilizados no filme. Lembrando que você também pode achar referencias a outros filmes, como Django (2012) e Os 8 Odiados (2015).

Fundada em 2013 por Renato Veras Jr., a casa já ganhou 2 prêmios de melhor hambúrguer em escolha popular pela Revista veja, e afirmo, são realmente deliciosos. Apesar do aviso no folheto dizer que a produção dos pedidos pode demorar um pouco por serem feitos na hora, a rapidez e o atendimento são ótimos e os hambugues estão longe de serem aquelas monstruosidades que você come em um Mc Donalds da vida. (de monstruosidade só no sabor).

Os Nossos Pedidos

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Leo Neves

Hamburguer: Vincent Vega

Inspirado no personagem de John Travolta, o Hamburguer Vicent Vega tem 220 gramas, recheado com queijo Monterrey Jack, Crispy Onions cobertas por Sour Brioche e folhas verdes. Segundo Leo: “A Carne ao ponto fica macia e os Crisp Onions por cima dão uma crocancia satisfatória e um nível de acidez excelente”. Pelo sorriso de gordinho feliz que ele estava depois de come-lo, confirmo o que o rapaz disse.

Milk-Shake: Honey Bunny

Inspirado na personagem de Amanda Plummer, o Milk Shake Honey Bunny é composto por Sorvete de Doce de Leite, Doce de Leite, crocantes de amendoim e Chantilly. “Tem um dos melhores doces de leite que já provei”, disse Leo

Rafa (este que vos escreve :D)

Hamburguer: Jules Winnfield

Inspirado no personagem de Samuel “Motherfucker” L. Jackson, Jules na verdade são 2 burgers de 140 gramas, contendo queijo Monterrey Jack, duas fatias de bacon empanado crocante, tomate caqui, cebola roxa, alface crespa e maionese no pão brioche. Na hora, não sabia dizer nada, apenas sentir. E olha que nem estava passando fome para viajar como viajei nele. Um mix de sabor, como uma bom hambúrguer deve ser. Contexto: terminar de come-lo é sentir-se totalmente satisfeito.

Milk-Shake: Five-Dollar Shake

Que fã seria eu se fosse ao Big Kahuna e não pedisse um Milk-Shake de 5 Dolares que Mia Wallace saboreou na Jack Rabbit? Com Sorvete de Chocolate Branco, Camadas de Ovomaltine, Calda de Chocolote e Chantilly, Five-Dollar de fato vale 5 dólares. Doce, saboroso e tem Ovomaltine!

Big Kahuna está longe de ser oportunista apenas utilizando nomes da filmografia de Tarantino para ganhar publico. O Serviço é de qualidade e os Hambugues e Bebidas, deliciosos! Lugar perfeito para juntar a galera, jogar conversa fora, e comer merecidamente. Digo isso sem ganhar nenhum centavo para divulgação haha. Se você é de SP ou está de passagem pela cidade, fica a nossa recomendação!

Endereço: Alameda Lorena, 53 – Jardim Paulista, São Paulo – SP, 01424-002

Telefone: (11) 3051-6268

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