Bobson Wong

Amazing food, and amazing service. All the ingredients look and taste fresh, and the amount of food you get makes it worth every penny. The seating area is a bit tight, but I could see why it's a challenge given the shape of the dining area.

Good atmosphere, good food, friendly servers. This is a great place for families, friends, and coworkers. I was impressed by how good their fries are. I had the Texas Burgers and it was very good as well. The lunch special came with a curry vegetable soup and coffee/tea, so it was a great value.

I had a good time here since it was a hot day (approx. 80°). I don't know how to swim, so the lazy river was perfect for me to enjoy the water without worrying about drowning. The water was super clean, and there was no harsh chlorine smell. I would say the park is designed to cater more to children, but adults can certainly enjoy it too. There were a large number of life guards on duty, and they were constantly hollering at people who were not respecting the safety rules, for example entering the lazy river from the sides rather than from the staircases.

This mall was extremely spacious. As can be seen in the photos, the fountain was the centerpiece of the mall that had a beautiful blue glow. There was a good variety of stores, not just clothing. I even saw one selling fur coats and accessories -- something that I've never seen in Ottawa.

This airport was very clean and well organized. The customs process was smooth and efficient. The design was modern with a touch of Japanese culture, especially where the shopping area overlooks the departure check-in area. At 3 or 4 stories above everything, there was an excellent view of the entire airport.

I loved loved loved the fact that all the washrooms had bidets! If only North America could start having them everywhere as well.

In case anyone needs to, I had to seek emergency medical care, and there's a clinic within Terminal 3 that had extremely polite doctors and nurses that took very good care of me. It cost ¥5000 for the initial consultation, and then a bit more for prescribed medications. My insurance coverage with Sun Life (in Canada) will cover it, but the clinic did not accept direct billing so I had to pay up-front first and get reimbursed later.