and i remembered the "foodcourts" in US were horrible, but loved the burgers. is there any bubble tea there?
Only thing I eat at foodcourts is either macs (or fastfood) or the japanese food (teriyaki chicken), which is possibly a franchise, I see similar food everywhere. (Unless there are no other choices for food).
Bubble tea yes, in more Chinese-populated areas. LA has this shop called "Tea Station", the bubble milk tea is fantastic (milk is very fragrant with very chewy bubbles), I'd say it beats Koi and Gong Cha, but it is super ex, like US$5 for a large cup. The rest of the shops are just normal, though the price will be comparable to Koi / Gong Cha.
As for rental cars, other thing to take note is that it is just manufacturer rated and size might differ. I remember renting (insert some size) SUV from 2 different locations. Had a trailblazer which was very big with squarish boot and a CR-V, which seems much smaller, with curved boot, had much more trouble fitting all our luggages into the CR-V.
@devilish_me. Wah, where you stay? If I move back, I buy bak kwa for you, I usually miss the bak kwa, then go buy those taiwanese/hongkong bak kwa, unlike our Bee Cheng Hiang bak kwa.
