| tramanh phi ( @ 2008-07-29 13:33:00 |
San Francisco (Things They Don't Have in Houston) - Part 1
Tu and I spent a couple days in San Francisco and San Jose last week. It was Tu's first time to San Francisco since he was little, and I hadn't been back in almost a year, so it was a nice opportunity to show Tu where I called home for 3 years. And to go on an eating tour.
Here's Day 1:

Our first stop was Eva's Hawaiian Cafe for Tu's first time eating Hawaiian plate lunch.

Spam Musubi (with too much rice) and Poke.

BBQ Mix Plate for me and the quintessential Loco Moco plate for Tu.
Loco Moco is basically a scoop of rice with a hamburger patty on top, then a fried egg, and topped with brown gravy. Sounds weird, tastes delicious.

Tu's verdict: "Why don't they have this in Houston?"

Then we went down to Fisherman's Wharf and went into this alley.

And strapped on these helmets and put on these yellow safety vests.

And lined up behind these people from Netherlands (which is a country and not a region) and Belgium (which is not Holland).

And took a SEGWAY TOUR.

Goin real fast.

Afterwards, we went to PPQ for Vietnamese.

We had a enormous dungeness crab (one was enough for 2 people!) and these amazing garlic noodles.

Tu's verdict: "Why aren't they this big in Houston?"
Tu and I spent a couple days in San Francisco and San Jose last week. It was Tu's first time to San Francisco since he was little, and I hadn't been back in almost a year, so it was a nice opportunity to show Tu where I called home for 3 years. And to go on an eating tour.
Here's Day 1:

Our first stop was Eva's Hawaiian Cafe for Tu's first time eating Hawaiian plate lunch.

Spam Musubi (with too much rice) and Poke.

BBQ Mix Plate for me and the quintessential Loco Moco plate for Tu.
Loco Moco is basically a scoop of rice with a hamburger patty on top, then a fried egg, and topped with brown gravy. Sounds weird, tastes delicious.

Tu's verdict: "Why don't they have this in Houston?"

Then we went down to Fisherman's Wharf and went into this alley.

And strapped on these helmets and put on these yellow safety vests.

And lined up behind these people from Netherlands (which is a country and not a region) and Belgium (which is not Holland).

And took a SEGWAY TOUR.

Goin real fast.

Afterwards, we went to PPQ for Vietnamese.

We had a enormous dungeness crab (one was enough for 2 people!) and these amazing garlic noodles.

Tu's verdict: "Why aren't they this big in Houston?"