11 Mar, 2009 in
Hong Kong by Fili An
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chinglish; food; Hong Kong;
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Isn’t Chinglish wonderful?
(found at the 10000 Buddhas Monastery veggie restaurant menu)
UPDATE – my father just reminded me that this post was published during the Jewish holiday of Purim when Jews follow the custom of eating Haman’s ear (a baked triangle with some sweet flavors inside). How perfect.
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