Ordering Breakfast – Beijing
It’s me. I’m in a McDonald’s in Beijing. I’ve got my Mandarin phrasebook in hand, trying to order breakfast. It’s something of a challenge. It seems that the percentage of Chinese who speak even a smidgeon of English is virtually miniscule. Lucky for me I’ve go the phrasebook, right? That’s really funny. But, somehow I manage. At least I don’t seem to be loosing any weight. At least not so far.
Breakfast – KK
Yes, it is some kind of a leaf with a plastic spoon sticking out of it. What was inside was rice with seasoning on top. It was pretty tasty. Cost about 50 cents.Yes, it is some kind of a leaf with a plastic spoon sticking out of it. What was inside was rice with seasoning on top. It was pretty tasty. Cost about 50 cents.
Breakfast Bar
It was the breakfast bar at the hostel where I stayed in Bangkok. It was terrible.
Me at Breakfast – HCMC
Yes, that’s me. Yes, that’s my brekfast. Yes, it consisted of a banana, a hard roll and an egg that was scrambled. Yes that’s all they offered me. I mean, the breakfast was free and the bed only cost me $7 for a night. I couldn’t expect too much, could I? Oh yeah, I got free coffee, too.
Breakfast on the Boat
This is breakfast on the boat. Looks tasty, doesn’t it? It was. They fed us really well on the boat.
Breakfast – Copan, Honduras
These yummy burrito-looking objects are called something else, but I can’t recall the name at the moment because I have the memory of a two-year-old. I just know that I really liked them and at them all the time for breakfast. Actually, I ate beans and tortillas all the time for almost six weeks. I was in Central America. Everyone in Central America eats beans and tortillas ll the time.
Breakfast at the Berlin Hostel
At the hosel in Berlin I was lucky enough to have a little company for breakfast each morning. Lucky me…
Danhostel – Copenhagen Digs
Is this a big hostel or what? Over 1000 beds. Very clean, very modern, Very busy. I stayed there and it cost $40 a night for a bed in a dorm room with 7 other guys. Breakfast was $10, lunch was $15 and supper was $20. Beer was $6. I ate down the street and drank out in front of a 7-11.
Studebagels
Breakfast in South Bend. Great Bagels & Hot Chocolate.
Cairo Breakfast
This is your basic Egyptian breakfast – bread, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans and falafel. Falafel is made from spiced fava beans, possibly combined with chickpeas and served as a fried ball. Or a 1001 other ways. You can’t eat too much bread, beans or falafel in Egypt. Unless you’re really poor and can’t afford it.
