Yesterday Cameron and I decided to change up our Saturday routine (beach & surf) and go to Chinatown. Whenever we drive through it we always make a plan to go and yesterday we finally did!
Chinatown is like its own little world down there. It's really neat to see all the different foods and there were some very different smells coming from a few places. They had lots of beautiful produce that I wish a would have been prepared to buy.
We saw a Filipino market and Cameron showed me lots of stuff he had while on his mission in the Philippines. We came across this lady selling Balut. Balut is a duck egg that is formed in the egg but has yet to hatch. Cameron ate these 4-5 times in the mission and wanted me to try so he bought one. Yuck! After seeing him crack the top open and slurp out the juice there was no way I was going to try it.
Look closely, you can see the beak and eyes. In some parts you could see the feathers!
Chinatown was so interesting and I'm looking forward to going down there again.
After, we ran some errands and decided to go do the hike to the Makapu'u Lighthouse.
Cameron said he wanted to take me out to dinner (yea!) so we ended the night with yummy curry from Haleiwa Eats.
What an ideal day.
8 comments:
ok, first of all that is so gross! secondly how on earth does he slurp it out? it looks more like he should have to chew it up ewwwwww!!!
also how do they kill it? or does he eat it alive?
oh and your day sounded fun! (besides the duck eating! lol)
Lindsay! Hahaha...that picture of you with the Chinese hat. So funny!
hahahah that picture of you with the hat on had me crackin' up!
I love the lighthouse hike. It's so beautiful!
When are we doing duct taping...we need to jump on it!! FHE tomorrow?? eh eh?
I wouldn't have eaten it either, anything you have to "slurp" (besides slurpees of course) I do not eat. Sounds like you had a fun day!!
hahaha that picture of you in the hat is priceless. i miss you
My brother used to eat that stuff in Manila... it makes me want to puke just thinking about it!
china town is not like real china, but it's close enough for hawaii! we did that a few weeks ago and it made us want to leave for china.
haha.
i want to do that lighthouse hike.
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