Jerry Zhou

We came here for brunch on our last day of vacation in Mexico City. The Benny with Avocado was delicious. The staff was very kind and provided free orange juice and papaya. The atmosphere is relaxing, with lots of plants and natural light.

Lake Las Vegas is an artificial lake that is around a 40 minute drive from the Strip. There are many nice gated communities with great views. Many celebrities and big names own properties in this area. We went to a coffee shop and enjoyed the afternoon checking out real estate in the area.

State-owned restaurant with historical significance. First off, I would like to address that the food here is not the best tasting. On our way there, the driver asked where we were from. I replied, "I was actually born in Hangzhou." To his surprise, he exclaimed, "Why would you eat at Louwailou? That place is for tourists!" Although I am technically a native, I left the city for the U.S. at the age of 3 and a half and don't have much recollection of it. Ironically, I'm a native tourist. The reaction of the driver shows that Hangzhou people wouldn't choose to eat here even if they can foot the pricey bill.

People who are coming here to purely enjoy another cuisine would probably be disappointed by what they are served. The restaurant dates back over 150 years, back in the dynastic periods of Chinese history. It served important officials and diplomats from across the world. When we went to eat, we were enjoying an experience that connects to a piece of fascinating history.

The restaurant is state-owned and the decor contains grandiose decor mixed with meticulous antiques. When we went, there was hardly any wait time, even though cars were crowded outside and people were packed.

Great artistic exhibits hosted in the center of Little Tokyo. I spontaneously stumbled upon an exhibit hosted here after lunch in Little Tokyo. The staff told me that the tickets were free for the day. We were very lucky to see the beautiful creations of art inside. The building exterior also offers a great backdrop for creative photo shoots.

Authentic Chinese Restaurant with a Great Atmosphere. From the humble exterior, I didn't expect it to be a well furnished space inside. It seems like I'm entering a historical Chinese building. There are several areas that you can seat. There are private rooms for dinners with special guests.

I was surprised by the brochure that gives a historical glimpse of Chengdu. This is a great cultural touch.

The food is great. The price is a bit on the high side. I ordered tea and they provided a very high quality tea that's meant to be enjoyed slowly. Service was a bit slow on the day we went, but it isn't something to complain about,