I went to the China Town after the class. I heard I can buy souvenirs there cheaper than other shops. Even so, I was thinking maybe $5 for a keychain or a magnet, because the same ones sold for about $8 in Quebec and Montreal. But look! What a $1.25! They sold a variety of souvenirs including cookies, chocolates, caps, sweatshirts, maple syrup, mugs, stuffed animals, etc. And all really cheap! I bought maple syrup and a Canadian badge as a gift for my housemate who is leaving in a week. Sorry to be a cheapskate, but I was amazed at price only $4.79!
I went to Chinatown and did nothing related to China. I wanted to eat Chinese food, but it wasn't like Yokohama or Kobe Chinatown where there were lots of stalls, but a cluster of restaurants. In the end, I miss CJK food.......(This is the first time I've heard of China, Japan, and Korea being called CJK.) I would love spicy food. I want to buy 辛ramen.
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I went to the China Town after the class. I heard I can buy souvenirs there cheaper than other shops. Even so, I was thinking maybe $5 for a keychain or a magnet, because the same ones sold for about $8 in Quebec and Montreal. But look! What a $1.25! They sold a variety of souvenirs including cookies, chocolates, caps, sweatshirts, maple syrup, mugs, stuffed animals, etc. And all really cheap! I bought maple syrup and a Canadian badge as a gift for my housemate who is leaving in a week. Sorry to be a cheapskate, but I was amazed at the price only $4.79!
I went to Chinatown and did nothing related to China. I wanted to eat Chinese food, but it wasn't like Yokohama or Kobe Chinatown where there were lots of stalls, but a cluster of restaurants. In the end, I miss CJK food.......(This is the first time I've heard of China, Japan, and Korea being called CJK.) I would love spicy food. I want to buy 辛ramen.
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