I can't believe it took me this long to post this one. While it's no real surprise that Metrotown's food fair is enormous, you really feel it when it takes you twenty minutes to figure out what you're going to have. And no matter what I buy...
I can't believe it took me this long to post this one. While it's no real surprise that Metrotown's food fair is enormous, you really feel it when it takes you twenty minutes to figure out what you're going to have. And no matter what I buy...whoever I'm with buys something better. It's always a struggle too between what's good, and what you can get quickly. Ah...the complexities of food fairs....
Like the rest of Metrotown, most of the kiosks are well known chains, hey, at least you know what you're gettin'. They do have Indian food with the Curry Express, which to me always scores points. The U-Grill although pricey, I like too, it's like a food fair version of the Mongolie Grill, 'Since when did shrimp weigh that much.....they're shrimps...'
