A Short Holiday to Paris
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Re: A Short Holiday to Paris
...but this is Paris, the sous-bock (piece of printed cardboard under the glass) is a Heineken one, and Yong probably doesn't look like a typical frog, so, it could be Mort Subite but it could be something worse too ^^
Mid-august, you can bet most of prices are inflated, and the product not always matching your expectations.
Meanwhile, anybody close to the beach is being ass-raped at each single bill. It is a pricey summer indeed, more than usual.
Mid-august, you can bet most of prices are inflated, and the product not always matching your expectations.
Meanwhile, anybody close to the beach is being ass-raped at each single bill. It is a pricey summer indeed, more than usual.
Re: A Short Holiday to Paris
Man, your worrying me as next month will be having my US/Canada holiday flying in and out of NY. Keeping fingers crossed.
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Maybe avoid watching Sully & The Terminal before boarding ?
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I passed by the restaurant at about 8.30pm and its packed to the brim with long queue. Felt sad for them like I regretted.hanno wrote: ↑Tue Aug 23, 2022 4:52 pm A lot of bad comments, I like this one:
This restaurant SUCKS. Don’t come here. On first walking in, despite the numerous empty tables they sat us with an old couple! Les inconnus! We had to ask to sit by ourselves. Apparently that’s the concept but I witnessed many people ask to be seated alone. Our waiter smells! Like poop! He’s chaotic and at one point just left the restaurant and didn’t come back for 10 minutes. And we were sat next to children and a woman with a booger in her nose. My steak had a hair. We never got water and the bill took hours to come! The only good thing was that they over served the wine. No salt nor pepper. And the whole place smelled like a barn. I want to give it a 0 but that’s not possible so I gave it a 1! Et pour les français… mais qu’est-ce que vous foutez dans ce resto? C’est pas de la vraie gastronomie française. Il y a pas du saveur, ni des épices pour améliorer la dégustation de l’alimentation immonde. Dégueulasse ! Et l’ambiance et chaotique et il faut s’installer à côté des inconnus. C’est quoi ce bordel?!
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dont know why "tourist's" always frequent places mentioned in guide books>
as soon as the restaurantsgets a mention, quality goes down and it gets crowded, writers never return to update for next edition
I make it a point to never enter any restaurant that has a sign outside , "mentioned in trip advisor, ranked number 1 on lonely planet", nor has a line to get in.
as soon as the restaurantsgets a mention, quality goes down and it gets crowded, writers never return to update for next edition
I make it a point to never enter any restaurant that has a sign outside , "mentioned in trip advisor, ranked number 1 on lonely planet", nor has a line to get in.
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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I’d have to be close to starvation before I’d even consider joining a queue for a table in a restaurant. Queues are for takeaway fish and chips and burgers.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Aug 24, 2022 9:30 am dont know why "tourist's" always frequent places mentioned in guide books>
as soon as the restaurantsgets a mention, quality goes down and it gets crowded, writers never return to update for next edition
I make it a point to never enter any restaurant that has a sign outside , "mentioned in trip advisor, ranked number 1 on lonely planet", nor has a line to get in.
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And dumplings in Hong Kong. But yes, I agree in general.Chad Sexington wrote: ↑Wed Aug 24, 2022 11:22 amI’d have to be close to starvation before I’d even consider joining a queue for a table in a restaurant. Queues are for takeaway fish and chips and burgers.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Aug 24, 2022 9:30 am dont know why "tourist's" always frequent places mentioned in guide books>
as soon as the restaurantsgets a mention, quality goes down and it gets crowded, writers never return to update for next edition
I make it a point to never enter any restaurant that has a sign outside , "mentioned in trip advisor, ranked number 1 on lonely planet", nor has a line to get in.
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Generally true, though there are exceptions.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Aug 24, 2022 9:30 am dont know why "tourist's" always frequent places mentioned in guide books>
as soon as the restaurantsgets a mention, quality goes down and it gets crowded, writers never return to update for next edition
I make it a point to never enter any restaurant that has a sign outside , "mentioned in trip advisor, ranked number 1 on lonely planet", nor has a line to get in.
Re: A Short Holiday to Paris
Someone recommended a bakery in Paris "Maison Passos" for its quiche so I had my breakfast there yesterday
My ham and cheese and potatoes quiche
Actually its my first time having quiche, I kindda like it
After the quiche I had another coffee and a croissant
My ham and cheese and potatoes quiche
Actually its my first time having quiche, I kindda like it
After the quiche I had another coffee and a croissant
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By the way this is a pretty nice hotel and centrally located at Opera area
good for 5 nights
good for 5 nights
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