Our friend Nic was asking about the food in China, so I promised to take a few photos for him. Here is a food mall we ate at--a stretch of maybe 40 restau
rants or so. Each has one or two folks out front to try to sell you on the idea of eating at their joint. It looks a little sketchy, but the food is good. Of course I'd recommend not drinking the tap water. And taking Hong's mom along to sterilize your eating utensils probably helps too.
It's true that food in China is much better than Chinese food in the U.S. The opposite is true as well--American food is much better here than in China. I admit that we ate at Pizza Hut--it was terrible. Hong's dad also
got us McD's for breakfast one day and I couldn't bring myself to eat it.
While in China, we experienced a different kind of paparazzi. But this is Kai trying to deal with the local paparazzi...aka Mom.
Kai loves appoaching neighbor's houses. This friendly neighbor even has a "No Soliciting" sign, but that was no deterrent to Kai. If you see us coming, no worries...we're just out to say "Hello!" And if you're not home, we might just use your front step to take a rest.
rants or so. Each has one or two folks out front to try to sell you on the idea of eating at their joint. It looks a little sketchy, but the food is good. Of course I'd recommend not drinking the tap water. And taking Hong's mom along to sterilize your eating utensils probably helps too.
and ready for use. Kai has mastered the local hills--by now, they're so boring, he's falling asleep in the sled. Time to hit the mountain.
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