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On a seperate note, after the first session of writing this entry and before the 2nd, I went to the Toronto Night Market. A swell, crowded mess that was. Thoroughly enjoyable, but man was it crowded. I remember trying to get from one booth to another while there were enough people to fill the damn Skydome cramped into a single parking lot (Skydome, y'hear? Sky-frucking-dome). Like, seriously, it felt more crowded than when I was shopping in Mongkok. Plus, there was this really smoky haze drifting about the whole area as a result of all the grilling and cooking going on in the tents; it was the stench of smelly tofu, korean spices, smelly tofu, marinated sausages, smelly tofu, tobacco, and smelly-frucking-tofu. The smell just so happened to always coincide with the passing of a cloud of smoke (which was released every few seconds from god knows where)

Of course, then there was the matter of the food. Had some interesting delicacies... like... taiyaki uguu~!

For these two little things, I waited a good 50 minutes in line. Amazing, eh?

While on the topic of food, let me talk about some more "food". There was this man who was holding up a sign reading "free facials" in English and Chinese. I told friend #1 and he laughed. Then friend #2 starts laughing even more and saying there's a double meaning. I feint ignorance and act confused, 'cause I don't want to acknowledge what he just said; the same occurs with friend #1. We start asking what he means, hoping it isn't what we think it is. Lo and behold, when friend #1 stiffles a laugh and asks if "its something about bukkake or something", friend #2 says "yeah, haha". We proceed to stare him down and facepalm. [Oh crap, foot cramp ;_;]

Yeah yeah, fried ice cream. Should've tried it. Should've.

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Now, it's been a good 9 hours since my day started, and I've managed to ignore my ISU for every passing second of those 9 hours. I think it's about time to start. Just maybe. I should probably go decide upon a build for my DC/OC/vend slave, or level my sage/sader/sinx/slinger...

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You know, a great idea for me would be to get my lazy ass off my computer and venture into the vast smorgasbord of the city. However, I need motivation. The fact that I've work that's waiting for me isn't help at all, not to mention the waves of anxiety that hit me when I have been away from RO for too long (ROWS- RO withdrawal syndrome?). Damn.

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Enough. I'll save anything else for my next post, damnit. I need to actually write on something serious for a change; I think I've been saying "I" too much, lowering the formality of my writing. Meh, oh wellz0rs.

-hostessLOT

Mañana seguiremos con el conteo hacia el producto mas cotizado del 2008

Pues nada, escribo para dar señales de vida y explicaros un poco lo que fue la cena de anoche, en un restaurante japonés por el que había pasado por delante incontables veces y nunca me había llamado la atención. El restaurante en qüestión se llama Teppan-ya, y se encuentra en la calle Lepant, cerca de la calle Pare Claret, en Barcelona.

Cuando entramos, nos preguntaron si fumadores o no, y al decir que no nos pusieron casi en la entrada, pero al ver el ambientazo de lejos que había dentro, dije que no nos importaba y nos pusieron dentro. Qué acierto, aquello si que molaba, puedes ver a todos los cocineros mientras preparan los platos, hay tres salas VIP, donde tienes que descalzarte y que son más típicas, la decoración está muy bien, todos visten con kimono y en la barra de ponen un kimono y ves de cerca como los cocineros que están con las planchas hacen malabarismos, (¡la próxima vez voy a la barra fijo!).

Mientras decidíamos que tomar, nos trajeron unas toallitas calientes y un aperitivo buenísimo que consistía en un triángulo de pan con queso fundido y semillas, (¡nada de ese asqueroso snack llamado aperitivo japonés!), Mi novia pidió Sopa de Miso y makizushis de atún, yo me pillé el menú de noche en el que entran 4 platos: Makizushis variados, Yaki Tori, Tempura y fideos fritos por 14,15€. De postres ella pidió helado y yo Tai Yaki, una pasta frita con forma de pez rellena de pasta de judías que siempre me había hecho mucha ilusión probar.

Al acabar nos invitaron a unos chupitos. El servicio impecable. No es barato pero tampoco muy caro, aunque vale lo que cuesta. Para ocasiones especiales o para economías sin problemas es muy recomendable.