At the entrance to the restaurant....
The deco is the same as before....
Thank you to B for giving us a scrumptious lunch!
Till we meet again....
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Shanghai Food In San Diego
OUR FRIEND FROM SAN DIEGO TOOK US TO THIS PLACE FOR LUNCH... I welcome the change anytime... This is my second time here, my first time was 2012 and the food was pretty good... But the name has changed, from Chin to Chan and this time is more on Shanghai food....
It was a hot afternnon and I quickly ran inside after taking this....For appetizer, this dish is all about beef....
Flat rice cakes with meat and green mustard...
Shanghai noodles....
Oh, not sure what this is called..but the fish was wonderfully sauced....
The meal came with steamed rice and the bill came to around $45.00...
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ReplyDeleteThe food is good eh? I suppose must know which restaurant to go to. I did not have a good experience at Chinese restaurant in US.
ReplyDeleteI will attack the fish, hehe...
ReplyDeleteB is such a generous host. These Chinese meals must be cooked by the mainland chefs esp the fish sauced dish and stir fried rice cakes that look similar in whole China. I would say we have quite limited Chinese food in Malaysia when compared to China.
ReplyDeleteFrom Chin to Chan, that's funny! Next trip, you might the name Chong.
What's next? Chen? Chon? Chun? LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteThe food looks good. The beef in the appetizer looks red!
ReplyDeleteHah? Doesn't look very Shanghai-nese to me, that Shanghai noodles look like Malaysian style mee goreng leh XD ... Where's the xiao long bao?
ReplyDeleteomg, I like the guitar rack...it's so cool!!
ReplyDeleteso they basically just changed the I to an A and that's it?? haha.. the food really look new to me, except that the Shanghai Noodles that i have tried before, which i think they taste a little like our hokkien mee~~ :p
ReplyDeleteMy mom seems fat ....
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