I realized that while I'd shown you all lots of weird foods, I hadn't been taking pictures of the delicious food we've had.
This is crab pad Thai from a place across the street from us. Sooo much crab!
This next set of pictures is from a sushi restaurant in a mall.
This was pretty good, though a little dry. Can't beat the presentation though!
Wagyu steak. I don't usually like my meat quite this rare, but it was delicious and possibly the most tender steak I've ever had in my life.
Juicy, crunchy, vegetable tempura. I didn't recognize half the vegetables in it, but they were all tasty. By far the prettiest tempura I've ever seen.
And, of course, sushi. I'm still not convinced eating raw fish here is the wisest thing, but it's hard to resist!
These next few are from a restaurant my girlfriend and her wife found around the corner from the hotel they stayed at before the surgery. She took me back there for my birthday. Crispy basil and crunchy breaded chicken, I'd eat two plates of this right now if it were in front of me.
Fried rice, so much more flavorful and with more goodies in it than most any I can get near my home.
Lemongrass and lime soda. It's not sweet like soda in the States, so tasty and refreshing instead of syrupy.
This is from a place in a building with an incredible view which I'll post later. It doesn't look like much (and needs at least twice as many pickles), but it's a thick wagyu burger cooked perfectly medium, juicy, and full of flavor. I'm going to be spoiled for beef for life.
This is from a restaurant in the hotel we're in now. Wagyu ribeye, crunchy potato wedges, grilled vegetables, some kind of delicious sauces I don't remember the names of. They brought out a half a head of roasted garlic after I took this picture, which was sooo good. We also got a side of garlic mashed potatoes which were somehow almost as good as the steak. Creamy, buttery, roasted garlic, mmm.
I should go get some lunch from the pool bar, this post made me hungry.