Wednesday, April 27, 2005
CELEBRATE
My mom generously treated Karena's mom, Karena and me to lunch at Beverly Hills' Mr. Chow restaurant to celebrate our 2nd anniversary (it was yesterday).
I had to admit that I was a little worried at the prospects of getting Americanized, overpriced Chinese food that we could have gotten for a fraction of the cost in Monterey Park. But the food turned out to be very good.
I realized how uncultured I am because I felt so out of place in the restaurant. And I felt awkward doing the trendy thing in handing the waiter the menus and saying, "Just bring out what you thin is best." Actually, I was so nervous about it, Karena ordered for us. The food was quite tasty (except for the fish fillet dish, which was smothered in a rice wine sauce) and the price was decent (for Beverly Hills).
But even though we all had a great time, I'll stick to my inexpensive places in Chinatown and Monterey Park!
My mom generously treated Karena's mom, Karena and me to lunch at Beverly Hills' Mr. Chow restaurant to celebrate our 2nd anniversary (it was yesterday).
I had to admit that I was a little worried at the prospects of getting Americanized, overpriced Chinese food that we could have gotten for a fraction of the cost in Monterey Park. But the food turned out to be very good.
I realized how uncultured I am because I felt so out of place in the restaurant. And I felt awkward doing the trendy thing in handing the waiter the menus and saying, "Just bring out what you thin is best." Actually, I was so nervous about it, Karena ordered for us. The food was quite tasty (except for the fish fillet dish, which was smothered in a rice wine sauce) and the price was decent (for Beverly Hills).
But even though we all had a great time, I'll stick to my inexpensive places in Chinatown and Monterey Park!
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Wow...2 years already? And you're already acting like an old married couple :P
Well, praise God for that, and also for good tasting, overpriced Chinese-American food. My parents and Tammy won't let me go to P.F. Chang's, even though they're family!
--JC
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Well, praise God for that, and also for good tasting, overpriced Chinese-American food. My parents and Tammy won't let me go to P.F. Chang's, even though they're family!
--JC
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