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A taste of Asia


In our favourite local Chinese restaurant is this mural within the restaurant section. We usually only order takeaways from here such as lemon chicken or prawn chow mein or won tons - they make really nice food. I think it probably reflects the place where the owners perhaps come from well.

Linking up with Mural Monday.

Comments

Tom said…
...looks tasty.
Tigger's Mum said…
You need to try eating in sometime, enjoy the ambience (and the picture).
Bill said…
I like Chinese food but haven't had in a long time. The painting on the wall is very nice.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
A lot of our asian restaurants have a similar motif, and they almost make great food.
Fun60 said…
I enjoy Chinese food but haven't had any for ages. I must rectify that soon.
Sharon said…
That painting on the wall is beautiful. I love good Chinese food.
That's a beautiful mural, Amy. It reminds me of the water and terrain I have seen in pictures around Hanoi. I am also a big fan of Chinese food.

Mae Travels said…
That's a very classic Chinese landscape, but it's proportioned to Western conventions. Those mountains remind me of many scroll paintings, which are long and narrow. I'd love some of that food!

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That is a really attractive mural.
Iris Flavia said…
When you live in a great place and are home-sick at the same time. I can relate, or wish I could.
Sami said…
I love Chinese food. Lovely mural Amy, thanks for participating in Monday Murals
William Kendall said…
I live next to a Chinese restaurant, but since it's not to my taste I don't eat there.
magiceye said…
Very nice mural.

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