Some of lately interesting eating out sessions, to be followed by a cooking at home (and eating as well) matching post tomorrow.
Enjoy!

Family in Paris, Rotem with the pink crevettes, I only peeled two and all the rest were done by Neta and Laly.

Eating a grilled chicken in my apartment, I had 5 people at once in my studio, I think that's a record!

Ordering a take out from the Feyrouz shawarma place in front of my place, I got this as the student deal for 6.5 euro

Was not bad compared to shawarma in Paris which is awful usually. I was begging for some pickles so I got some but it took a bunch of tears. Hummus? Not as part of the sandwich. Weird!

I didn't eat the roast duck, next time when someone joins me to my (now too often) grocery shopping in China town, I will definitely try to convince to go for that one

I got the Longan as usual but this time they were not that fresh, Paris store has to be open next time



























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