It was a simple meal. Ian had the chicken with snow peas sans carrots. It looked good. Since Ian doesn't eat mushrooms, I ate them.
I had roast duck and noodle soup. Yum. And, cheap, too—my whole meal only cost $5.50.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Chinatown Express, Washington, D.C.
My feet hurt. We were walking around D.C. and Georgetown way too much this evening. After his Wednesday night class, Ian and I went to Chinatown for dinner at Chinatown Express. As always, Chinatown Express is a little hole in the wall type place, but I always enjoy the inexpensive food and it's fun to watch people making noodles and dumplings through the front window and to see all those special delicacies soon to be on our tables hanging in the window.
It was a simple meal. Ian had the chicken with snow peas sans carrots. It looked good. Since Ian doesn't eat mushrooms, I ate them.
I had roast duck and noodle soup. Yum. And, cheap, too—my whole meal only cost $5.50.
It was a simple meal. Ian had the chicken with snow peas sans carrots. It looked good. Since Ian doesn't eat mushrooms, I ate them.
I had roast duck and noodle soup. Yum. And, cheap, too—my whole meal only cost $5.50.
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