Tastebuds in Paris III – Special Insight

This is a special blog entry to show what I normally eat in the hostel.

There’s no way I can afford to eat out the whole time. To start with, in Paris we didn’t come across any supermarkets as we travelled between the landmarks. By the time we got back, the only thing open is an “Oriental” across the road. Or we think it’s one as the sign only says “Exotiques”, which judging from what they offered means pretty much anything non-Occidental.

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My dinner bowl consisted of instant Vietnamese beef noodle soup, Moroccan baked beans, Turkish beef + poultry sausage of some sort, and Yeo’s soya bean milk. How’s that for variety in your diet !!

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Lin said,

June 16, 2005 @ 11:58 pm

Jay, I was eating energy bars most of the time, so u’re pretty advanced… :) A hint though,make sure you treat yourselves to a PROPER restaurant at least once in every city you go to…else u’ll really regret it. proper meaning, not exorbitant, but someplace all the locals go to and it might be a bit pricey, but take lotsa photos of the dishes!!! Where u off to after Paris? Am i not paying attention? heehee….

Jay Jun said,

June 17, 2005 @ 2:33 pm

I’m off to Lyon. I have treated myself once. Unfortunately Jeff is a vegetarian AND on a super tight budget, making things hard.

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