Once again, I’ve neglected this place, and once again I am sorry. The spambots don’t, however. I get about twenty fake comments every day, to the point where I’ve decided to to recieve notifications: I get more notifications about spam comments than I get actual spam.
It should be known that I don’t live in a House, I live in a Moving Project, and the furniture consists of a couch, some chairs, and moving boxes. My mother moves to her apartment next week, and I shall tag along for a few days.
News: I won’t be able to spend Thanksgivings in the US, sadly. With any luck, I’ll have the visa next week (I was at the embassy in Stockholm yesterday, and that journey was a right adventure, which I will tell you about when I am less traumatized and sleep-deprived) and leave the week after. Thus, wedding in the very beginning of December. Imagine, I’ll have another reason to love that month. I am a child of December. In any case, we’re planning the wedding a little bit right now. We know the party location and have most of the guests figured out, and the jewelry and my attire. Lucas’ clothes are yet to be decided about.
I had an idea for a blog entry topic, a rant. It was terrific. I has, utterly and completely, escaped my mind. Sorry.
Name: Chili Thai
Location: Jönköping, Sweden
Location: # # # # #
Nice and central, with a minute’s walk from the train station and within five from the walking mall.
Look and feel # # # #
A little boring from the outside, but great once you get indoors. A nice front desk for the lunch payment, great wall decorations, rugs and tables. Manages to be very cozy and ethnic despite the size of the room. If I mind anything, it’s the music, which was soft saxophone play when I was there - I’d rather hear it embrace the ethnic feel fully.
Service: # # # #
Good and relatively fast when we were there - post lunch and before dinner. I can’t say anything about a packed Friday evening. On the other hand, it was open when most places aren’t, which deserves a kudos. Since the place is fairly new, the staff didn’t seem to be 100% sure of just exactly what they had to offer.
Food: # # #
My mother claimed that her buffet food was good, although it looked fairly boring to me - like buffet food does.There were also very few completely vegetarian options. I would have preferred a system where every dish can be ordered with chicken, beef or tofu, and the manu was also a little vague on exactly what was in the dishes - if I had known my “mixed vegetables” had cauliflower, I would have been able to tell them not to give me that. The spicing code amused me, as the choices are “medium”, “spicy” and “hot”, but since the medium was quite mild, there is nothing inheritly wrong with the system. Everything I ate was delicious, and I am sad I didn’t get a chance to try the desserts.