Recently, I often ask my friends what is the Australian foods?Yesterday, our friends who had studied at University of Yamanashi until last semester invited me to go to a Korean restaurant. (The restaurant seems to be popular among local students.) We enjoyed eating and chatting a lot. After going back to my home, my host mother said my room smelled chili and garlic as same smell as she went to a Korean restaurant in Korea. So, I apologised her and had to spray fragrant in my room... but it must be a proof of having real Korean foods!
Today, I went to a Vietnamese restaurant with other friends. I had a chicken and fried tomato rice. It was like a Western pilaf. But it seems to be a popular Vietnamese food according to a my friend who has Vietnamese background.
Besides, we can eat many real foods in Australia. And most of my friends don't know what the Australian foods are. While I thought steak was one of them, a friend who is from America said it was an American food. Um.
I will find the answer of this question eating many foods taking care my body not to be fat! Also, I guess my current Engels coefficient is higher than before. I have to save money...
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I went to a Korean restaurant the other night with Okumura Sensei, and I think that I smelled like garlic for a few days after that... I LOVE Korean food. I also used to go to Vietnamese restaurants when I lived in Boston. I used to love the soups...
Sounds like you are having fun down there. Tell everyone in the group that I say "Hi!".
;^)
To Mr.Henneberry
Did you go to a Korean restaurant in Yamanashi? Both of foods, Korean and Vietnamese,are spicy! I love spicy foods!
They really want to see you! Take care your body in cold Japan!
Miho,
Yes, the Korean restaurant was in Kofu, down the road from Starbucks. I do not remember the name, but it was a small shop. m(_ _)m
As to my body in "cold Japan", I have quite enough fat to keep me warm. ;^D It is already warming up here quite a bit. The cherry blossoms are already falling, and the days are quite comfortable. The nights can still be a bit cold though. The other night, the winds were so strong that I felt like I was sleeping in a tent on the peak of Fuji-san! The whole house was shaking!
I guess that since Japan is getting warm, that it will start getting cooler there in Australia soon... You better get your earmuffs ready! ;^P
To Mr.Henneberry
I want to go there after going back to Japan and having enough Japanese foods:)
As you said, autumn is coming. I can't stand without long sleeves in the morning and at night. But some local people are still taking tank tops or short sleeves...
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