Posted in Chop suey, Duck, Eggs, Food, Plate Lunch, tagged Charsiu, Chop suey, Duck, Food, Shrimp on April 11, 2023| 2 Comments »
Not Kin Wah this time Yen Yen. A little further out. The Mouse was in the mood for their shrimp omelet. The shrimp fuyong at Kin Wah, no comparison, sorry Kin Wah.
Shrimp are bigger, eggs fluffier. 🙂
Plus lunch special.
Enough leftover for The Cat’s bento. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Duck, Food, Pork, Take Out, tagged Char siu, cheap eats, Food, lunch, roast duck, Take-Out on July 27, 2021| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse had another doctor’s appointment yesterday. Since he was in town, The Cat sent him on an errand. By the time The Mouse was finished, it was lunch time. Between lunch hour traffic, one way streets, and construction, The Mouse couldn’t get to a few places to take-out. Finally landed at Asian Mix, picked up a roast duck and char siu on rice plate.
Huge portion, reasonably priced. The Mouse barely ate a quarter. Half of the duck, about half of the rice, and a lot of the choi sum went into The Cat’s bento for the next day. Half of the duck and a few stalks of choi sum went to The Cat’s dinner noodle bowl.
Along with spaghetti pasta and canned bamboo shoots.
Another quarter of the rice portion and the remaining char siu is for The Mouse’s lunch today. 🙂
Priced out, each portion comes to three dollars and change. Not bad, “cheap eats”.
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Posted in Duck, Eating Diary, Food, tagged Food, roast duck on October 15, 2020| Leave a Comment »
So today is supposed to be the end of The Cat’s tax season, hopefully. For The Cat’s bento, The Mouse bought a Chinese roast duck, half.
Roast Duck
Rice, sweet potato, cucumber, and roast duck. Not bad for a bento. 🙂
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Posted in Chinatown, Duck, Food, Noodles, tagged Food, Look Funn, roast duck on January 24, 2020| 1 Comment »
Running errands, no home bento.
Duck Look Funn Soup Noodle
Nice picture.
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
Posted in Burger, Chinese, Duck, Food, tagged Burger Delux, Chinese-American Food, Crispy Gau Gee, Food, roast duck on June 16, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse had to pick-up his prescription near the airport. “Chinese-American” eats nearby. Throwback decades ago when Chinese food was “exotic”. Restauranteurs here would offer Chinese food, burgers and fries, and plate lunches to appeal to the masses. To The Mouse, this place is a rare-find relic to the past.
The Mouse’s original plan was won ton soup with vegetables and a burger. An accurate order would have been saimin and a burger (It’s a local thing), but The Mouse is a rebel. Hee hee.
But Saturday special noodles was cheaper. Remember, The Mouse is sometimes “pake”.
Crispy Gau Gee Mein
Gravy, not soup, gau gee, not won ton, fried not steamed. Same same, hee hee.
Before, at these Chinese-American places, cornstarch slurry is a constant friend. Same here.
To make a true “Chinese-American” experience, The Mouse also ordered.
Hamburger Delux
Everything for less than 10 bucks! Prices must be throwback too! Hee hee.
Not to leave The Cat out, The Mouse picked up half a roast duck for her dindin and bento protein.
Roast Duck
The Cat’s verdict? Not bad, Chinatown is better, but it’s decent. No complaints.
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
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