Japanese Dinner

This is TOP

Yesterday in class, I had one group of kids who were really funny. They wanted to ask me a lot of questions, so we played the game. First they asked if I had a boyfriend then what my favorite Kpop group was. Then I got who was my favorite band member of Big Bang (TOP naturally). Funniest question of the day: Do you like your fiance or TOP better? LOL!!! I said Gianni, obviously, especially since I can't get married to TOP because he's a celebrity.

Tonight we ended up at a Japanese restaurant near my apartment. I got some really delicious tempura chicken. It came with something like a BBQ sauce, which was also good. It was a chicken and noddle combo, so I also got these brownish colored noodles that I was supposed to dip in a really cold sauce--I think it was soy sauce of some kind. Gianni had miso ramen.

It was a really good dinner, but some girls sat down next to us and I swear they were taking photos of us. They weren't being very subtle, and they were holding up their phones in our direction. It's so rude! I know they are curious about us, but taking pictures of random strangers! And these were not old people, so they definitely have had English teachers before. We aren't the first white people they've ever seen. This was the second time this happened to me too. At the body painting festival, I was taking pictures and an older woman had her phone out taking pictures of me. That time I put my hand in front of my face, so I think she got the picture. Thing is it's weird because they see no problem taking pictures of random strangers, but when I'm taking a picture of food, and there happens to be a person in the shot also, they get mad. Yet they don't think I might get mad about them taking a picture of me. I don't understand the logic there. Whatever.