[Scaramouche cosplay] Genshin Impact headcanon DK, lunch cafeteria at Kuromon Suisan

This time, I tried a headcanon everyday-themed look for Scaramouche from Genshin Impact. The blue-purple short hair paired with black-rimmed glasses and a yellow V-neck knit vest follows a casual academic style, creating a deliberate contrast with his original coldness in the game. In terms of makeup, the sharpness of the eyeshadow was slightly toned down, using a slender eyeliner and a natural lip color to stay closer to a 'high school student's' daily state. The wig on top was trimmed with fluffy layers and bangs, ensuring it wouldn't get squished even while wearing glasses, which took a bit of thought during styling.

I chose Kuromon Suisan in Tsim Sha Tsui for lunch. The wooden interior, warm yellow lanterns, and fishing net decorations hanging overhead easily remind one of the Midnight Diner in Japanese dramas, even though we actually visited at noon. I ordered a signature hamburg steak set meal and a seafood donburi. The hamburg steak paired with a soft-boiled egg and grated radish came with a rich sauce, and the patty was thick and juicy, while the accompanying multigrain rice and miso soup were very comforting. The freshness of the ingredients in the seafood donburi was quite good, with plenty of shrimp and fish pieces.

I specially brought along a matching plush doll as a photography prop, letting it sit on the table or holding it in hand to add a sense of interaction. During the shoot, we tried to include utensils and food in the frame, which looks natural and highlights the life scene of 'eating.' For cosplay, besides restoring the character settings, using an everyday environment to interpret the character is also a very comfortable way of expression. The light in the shop leaned warm yellow, adding a soft filter to both skin tone and hair color. The foot traffic at noon was moderate, allowing us to get some relatively relaxed shots. The overall dining experience was highly pleasant, and this kind of relaxed food recording with a touch of detail is exactly my favorite form of daily sharing.