This is the menu at the Bubble Tea Shop. There are 2 different glass sizes, like a coffee shop. I always take the smaller one, which is big enough for me.
Finally, the Bubble Tea that all you people have been asking me about. Bubble Tea is called chenju nai cha in Chinese and is a favorite with young and old alike. I think this was a chocolate flavored version, I don’t remember. This big glass of milk tea costs 2.5 RMB, which is roughly, Rs....
Inside, there was a small show going on. These small girls were dressed in saris and the presenter was talking about Indian dressing. I assume. I guess even the little girl here finds the sari, even though here it’s just a wraparound, annoying!
A few weeks back I visited this Japanese supermarket named Ito Yokado. It had an Indian Festival going on, and I was curious to investigate. I didn’t know what the festival was all about, I had just seen the huge banner on top when I passed by in a bus.
Can you make out the pig’s face, carved out so neatly? This is the sight that greeted me at one of the shops on a college trip to Qingcheng Back Mountain. So what I heard before was right, people do indeed eat pig faces!
