It’s a bit too fake for my liking though.

Happy Sunday and a great week ahead.

Btw: I had a visit from a Singaporean in Oslo last week. You may read about my guiding through the city in my last post. Do you think you would consider to participate if I organize a blog gathering next August?
.-= RennyBA’s Terella´s last blog ..Adventures of a globetrotter in Oslo Norway =-.

@Linguist-in-Waiting — Chinatown in Japan? I’m surprised given the historical relations between the two countries. I knew there had to be migrations yet…

@Beth — The major ones do, for sure: Montreal, Vancouver, TO, Ottawa, Winnipeg… not sure about the others. Definitely not in Quebec city or Kingston, from what I recall.

@Nisha — Like Little Italy!

@Khengsiong — I took the pictures in the afternoon, must be why. But this is Canada, a lot of things happen either totally in the wild (i.e hiking, skiing etc.) or hidden indoors (underground shopping malls in cities). That is the way city are build because of the cold. So this Chinatown doesn’t have open-air markets for example, but cozy little restaurants.

@Tulsa Gentleman — I must admit I don’t like most Chinese buffet-style restaurant, because the food is anything but Chinese. I mean, onion rings…! There must be exceptions though.

@Sidney — The food is indeed the main point

@Seraphine — I’d love to visit the one in SF, I’ve heard about it a lot. Biggest in the world, I think.

@Bluefish — I can read traditional characters but I miss some once in a while. But Chinese restaurants always have similar names, like “new something” or “double happiness” So I guess.