A couple of people were giving out free hugs.
We had some street meat.
There was somebody wearing a big Snoopy costume advertising a dog cafe down the street. He was pretending to be shy and hiding by the side of the street. The girls really digged it and kept trying to drag him out to take a photo with him.
We passed by a stand that roasted walnuts. I couldn’t smell them in the busy market but I bet they smelled wonderful. The walnuts on display in baskets were so big. I wanted to get some but my dad pointed out how much smaller the ones being sold were.
Some weird sea creature that totally looks phallic. I thought they were a type of sea cucumber but they were beige and could balloon up.
We didn’t walk around for long before we found a restaurant to eat at. This restaurant really caught our eyes because it had big glass windows so we could look inside. Everyone ate with a BIG dish in the middle. It was the same dish, braised chicken, but you could get it in different sizes. We ordered the medium, meant for three people. It was the biggest dish I’ve ever been served in my life.
We picked out the peppers so the dish wouldn’t get more spicy.
Unfortunately, the dish was already pretty spicy so I couldn’t eat much.
We couldn’t finish all the food and took a doggy bag full of spicy chicken home. I went across the street to buy some damage control for my hair. Their dancing.. corn? mascot was so genki! It was dancing the whole time we were eating at the restaurant.
We walked around the market some more. It was very lively, full of younger people than any of the markets so far.
Cool hoodies!
Garfield. Cat cafe?
Gigantic lighters. How long would this last? I would have gotten one, but I think it’s hard to light because the metal ridges are so much bigger. It would hurt to use.
Teddy! He had his mask off, resting on the top of his head but when he saw me coming for a picture he put it back on.
More cute hoodies.
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