Saturday, July 24, 2010

Two weeks of good food


We went to the one near Nanjing Road on the first day we arrived. We were just walking around when we saw this branch. We went to the one at Cheng Huang Miao the day before we left Shanghai two weeks after.
Jelly fish

Fava beans and tofu

Xiao Long Bao


The last time we ate there was so good that we went back to Din Tai Fung again for the second time before Chris' parents leave Shanghai


We stayed in Shanghai for another week and guess what...the last day before we leave, we thought we'd use the discount coupon we got the last time and had our 3rd dinner at Din Tai Fung in 2 weeks before we part ways



A bigger version of Xiao Long Bao at Cheng Huang Miao

Sichuan hot pot
Fresh made noodles

Hangzhou
Soup desert

Sliced pork wrap


Lycee & cucumber


duck and chives at Long Jin Village


West Lake fish by West Lake, Hangzhou


On our way to look for De Yue Lou in Hangzhou, we saw rows of KFC's sign so I couldn't help but stop to take this picture
This is what you see once you enter De Yue Lou
We enjoyed the dinner so much that I forgot to take pictures of the food


Back in Shanghai
Dining with the view of The Bund




Little Sheep Hot Pot just outside Shanghai with family friends. The satay/kebab is so good!

We spent the last week in Shanghai just walking the streets. We got tired after a bookstore that we went in to this lil cafe and had this humongous toast!

One our way to Fujian Lu for Chris to visit more musical instrument shops, my parents stopped by for some snacks for our stroll.

One our way from LuXun's garden and museum, we saw this packed shop with xiao long bao

The line was out the door

Mummy waiting to pick up our order...try not to look at the kitchen or the dishes. The way they handle good and dishes make it very un-appetizing. But we were all fine after that meal. :)

One of the best and definitely the cheapest xiao long bao we've had

And this is where we had one of the most juicy tasty bao ("buns"). We had to wait in the line for about 20 mins, got others cut in front of us a couple times, and finally managed to get a few bao's for everyone. Our local friend took us here. It's a little ways from downtown Shanghai and is said to be the best yang zhou tang bao in the area.

Hong Kong - Jan 2010

I was occupied with organizing wedding pictures and family photos when I got back from home earlier this year that I didn't get to the pictures in Hong Kong and Shanghai region until now. The photos in this blog are taken by Chris (www.chrisgolinski.com) because I'm so tired after a month of wedding prep and family events that I needed a day of rest. So yes, I stayed in the hotel in Hong Kong, hung out with my parents and ate, while Chris takes everyone around.


Mom and Chris bought me buns and egg tart!





Sunday, June 6, 2010

New Traditions - Mills Dance Company in Mills Art Museum

Mills Art Museum

Exhibit by Chris Fraser

Fallen Choreograper: Nzinga Woods
Music composed by William Ryan Fritch
Dancers: Charne Brown, Megan Nichols, Kamiko McWilliams, Jurusha Woods
(above and below)
Unnamed
Choreographer/performer: Jochelle Elise Perena
Music: 1919 by Ruichi Sakamoto
This piece explores our unnamed hidden thoughts and desires
Six Hours
Choreographer: Ashley Johnson
Dancers: Nicole Fosberg, Ashley Johnson, Peiling Kao, Paige Melvin and Lydia Sakolsky-Basquill


Five. Dandelio. Crossing.
Choreographer: Kristine Anderson
Dancers: Nicole Fosberg, Ashley Johnson, Paige Melvin and Lydia Sakolsky-Basquill
Music composed and performed by Chris Golinski



Year of Progress
Choreographer: Jasmine Donaldson
Music: Sam Cooke and DJ Calli
Dancers: Julia Abel, Stephanie Hyland, Jasmine Donaldson
Vocalists: Majesta Truner and Queenie Thomas


Avian Flu
Choreographer: Lacey Carer
Dancer: Emily Anton
Music: Sean Price

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