On the very next evening, we went downtown to the train station to fetch Aaron!
His train supposed to reach around 8pm but was delayed for half an hour...
And to pass away the time, I walked around the station which was practically empty...
He arrived safely lugging two luggage....
Time to go for dinner after that....
We went for Vietnamese food cos it was still opened around 9pm...
Started on appetizers....
And these too...
Someone wants to cool down...
This was served... I like lots of basil leaves and lime....
We ordered their special...combination of this and that....
The Large size ... cost around $8.50
The five diners...
What a happy dinner with your loved ones! Most restaurants are closed by 9.00pm?
ReplyDeleteThat is what I heard...
DeleteI like the last picture...
ReplyDeleteMe too..
DeleteI like the wall painting of the train station
ReplyDeleteI like it too..
Deletewhat a nice reunion! good that still restaurants that are opened at 9pm.
ReplyDeleteSelective ones only
DeleteYou are still in America, right? So good that Aaron could come as well! The special soup looks wonderful, with the beef and onions. I hope you have lots of adventures!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ginny!
DeleteP.S. The train station is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is...
DeleteGee!!! You fly all the way there for Vietnamese? :D :D :D
ReplyDeletehahahaa... yes, yes!!
Deletethe beef soup look yummy. beef not overcooked
ReplyDeleteyes.. dip into the soup
Deleteyummy beef pho....I want to eat with sri racha sauce!!
ReplyDeletemmmm....I always enjoy beef pho.
ReplyDeleteBasil is a must in Vietnamese cuisine. Cool down?? You??
ReplyDeleteGosh. Such a wide time difference. I already having problem adjusting to Europe time although 6 to 7 hours difference. I hardly sleep on first 2 nights but very much active during the days.
Nice train station. Happy holiday!
ReplyDeleteHmm. Where did my comment go??
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I was saying I love the train station building.
ViEtnamese? Not Western food.