Sino Cravings in US
Ironic, but often we crave Chinese fare in a Western land.
If you’re craving for some decent Chinese cuisine at reasonable prices, you can head down to P.F. Chang’s for a nice meal in the States.I like the elaborate shop front and the interior—done in the style of the terracotta warriors and horses ("兵马俑") in Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s tomb.
Food’s quite yummy, a pity I did not snap any pictures. The restaurant’s perpetually packed but there’s a bar diners can have a pre-dinner drink and wait for a table. My glass of Japanese plum wine cost a mere $5 USD and it pleased me that I wasn’t ripped off. 
posted by I.V.Y. @ 3:30 PM
3 Comments:
The place looks interesting!! :D would love to try out american chinese food some day to see if it's the same as ours! :)
btw, thats a lovely coat you have on! was the weather chilly? :D
I've seen P.F. Chang around, but haven't actually been to one yet. Since you said it's good, I'm going to give it a try:). I ditto the above.. I love your coat!
Thanks Jenn and Xinyi. Yep. The coat looks better in real life. Very victorian with a high fabric + lacy collar. =P
It's a Hong Kong brand called "南梦". They sell lovely stuff. Too bad I don't get to wear it often.
Hope you will like P.F. Chang then, Xinyi! =)
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