Ex Libris
Last night's foray into HMV wasn't fruitless. Though I wasn't able to buy any DVDs or CDs (as it's way cheaper to order on Amazon), I didn't go home empty-handed. I got these to add to my shelf:
The Boy Who Kicked Pigs by Tom Baker, Blink by Malcolm Gladwell
Two books for HK$88. Not bad. :D
The next stop was Ikea. The bandmate bought stuff for his flat while I drooled over the cabinets, beds, sheets, shelves, and practically almost everything else in the store. Dinner followed at Watami, a "Japanese casual restaurant" (their own words), with a really nice ambience that I would peg as a notch above casual. The food was really good and the price range is reasonable. We had rice with beef in a stone bowl, crab and scallop croquette, gyouza in a hot pan, and assorted sushi. T'was absolute heaven! Would definitely dine there again next time I'm in HK.
Crap, now I'm all hungry.
The Boy Who Kicked Pigs by Tom Baker, Blink by Malcolm Gladwell
Two books for HK$88. Not bad. :D
The next stop was Ikea. The bandmate bought stuff for his flat while I drooled over the cabinets, beds, sheets, shelves, and practically almost everything else in the store. Dinner followed at Watami, a "Japanese casual restaurant" (their own words), with a really nice ambience that I would peg as a notch above casual. The food was really good and the price range is reasonable. We had rice with beef in a stone bowl, crab and scallop croquette, gyouza in a hot pan, and assorted sushi. T'was absolute heaven! Would definitely dine there again next time I'm in HK.
Crap, now I'm all hungry.