My cousin, who's here for internship, had just gone back to SG. Last Friday, we had a farewell dinner for her at a Japanese restaurant near our place. It was good!
It IS delicious! No need to envy me, Japanese food is in abundance here, especially sushi, BUT ramen is pretty rare :( Don't worry, Japanese have a knack in adapting foreign food into their culture. It would be soon before a new branch opens in NZ :)
When I saw Chee Hong in the photo, I got a shock. I thot what has happened to him that make his hairline reclined so fast. Was his work very very stressful?. Only when I read the blog "At the barber" did I realised that the hair was deliberately cut till very short. haha..
Actually upon seeing his new haircut, I got a shock too. It was the first time I saw him almost botak. :)
Yes, work is stressful, but the messy and long hair makes him more frustrated - pricking his ears. So it was very refreshing for him after the cut. Should last till cny *wink* :P
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Looks really delicious.
I remember having delicious, authentic, generous servings, reasonably priced Japanese food in California... sigh but this is not happening in NZ.
It IS delicious! No need to envy me, Japanese food is in abundance here, especially sushi, BUT ramen is pretty rare :(
Don't worry, Japanese have a knack in adapting foreign food into their culture. It would be soon before a new branch opens in NZ :)
When I saw Chee Hong in the photo, I got a shock. I thot what has happened to him that make his hairline reclined so fast. Was his work very very stressful?. Only when I read the blog "At the barber" did I realised that the hair was deliberately cut till very short. haha..
Actually upon seeing his new haircut, I got a shock too. It was the first time I saw him almost botak. :)
Yes, work is stressful, but the messy and long hair makes him more frustrated - pricking his ears. So it was very refreshing for him after the cut. Should last till cny *wink* :P
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