When I got there, it was busier than usual, though we got seated quickly. On the menu at the counter, there were plenty of things like Dan Dan Noodles, Pad Thai, and Lo Mein. On the kids menu were Kids Lo Mein, Kids Teriyaki, and Kids Honey Seared. Owen, my brother, Olivia, my sister, and I all got the Kids Honey Seared while my dad got the combo of Spicy Beef with Thai Wanton Soup.
When we sat down, I immediately went for the chop sticks. Every time I go there, I use the chop sticks so that I can get better at it. It took a really long time for our food to come. Well, longer than usual. It took about 20 or 30 minutes until it came, though it was worth it!
My honey smeared noodles and chicken were fantastic! The chicken was sweet, chewy, and juicy! The noodles were also sweet, too. After I finished, we got fortune cookies. They too, were good.
I give **** stars for kid friendliness and ***** stars for food. The reason why I give 4 stars is because they only have 3 main courses for kids. Well, that's all. Bye!
Hi Eli,
ReplyDeleteI'm a Graduate University student at HEC Montréal in Quebec, Canada. Some of my colleagues and I are currently doing research on a growing phenomenon : the kids who blog and their influence. Obviously, your blog attracted our attention, because it got very popular and received a lot of attention from the medias (journal, television, other blogs, etc.). We would really like to talk to you to have your opinion on the blog and also to know a little more about you and your interests. Do you think it would be possible ?
Please, let me know what you think !
Stephanie (stephanie.2.labelle@hec.ca)
Hi my name is Sam Tramontini.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your blog.
I wanted to ask if you would like to follow my blog MusicasSam.Blogspot.com
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeletestandup and speak
ReplyDeleteAt Interview 101 we’re passionately committed to helping to your child build Outstanding Communication Skills and excel their public speaking