Metro does have a membership program, but you need not have a card to shop there. When you walk in, just tell them "Mei you ka". They will let you right in. At the check out, they will ask you again. Just say "Mei you ka" again, and they will scan a universal card number they keep at the register, or ask someone behind you in line to use theirs. Never had any problems doing it this way.
Happy shopping!
Tomato- Do you know approximately how long the bus to Vientiane takes?
Geezer- is the 30 day tourist visa the only option there?
Thanks for all the info!
Sorry, Piers, not this time. Actually have never made a crumpet in my life, and I think I should make a few practice batches before I try to sell them to the public. Possibly next time, though!
Thanks for the suggestions everyone! Tomorrow I will have zucchini bread, cinnamon rolls, rhubarb crunch, cheddar and chive scones, and English muffins. Hope you all can make it down!!
I'm getting ready to do some baking for the farmer's market at Cat's Cradle on Sunday, and I was wondering if there are any baked goods you all are especially missing. Any ideas will be taken into consideration! Thanks!
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Booked a decent room and got upgraded for free to a suite on the club floor. Room had an amazing bathtub with a view of the whole city, plus a sitting room and a separate bedroom with nice views as well. I'd say the service and décor in general were just ok, but the free cocktail hour and buffet breakfast that were included made it an above average experience.
One of the best weekend getaways I've had in a very long time. Wonderful, kind owners, gorgeous surroundings, and awesome bread and pizza. There's also a well stocked bar. It's just a lovely, chill place for anyone that's looking for a quick escape from the city. I'd recommend calling ahead to book if you plan on staying overnight or want to make special arrangements for food.
I've always been a fan, but the new menu is especially exciting. Tried the pulled pork pizza and the burger last night- yum! Happy that there are more varied options now. Can't wait to try the 4 cheese pasta next-looks AMAZING!
My go-to when I'm craving cheap, delicious Chinese basics. Always speedy, clean and friendly. They're on Meituan, too, for when you're feeling lazy.
I'm very surprised at the last reviewer's comments, because I've lived in Kunming for more than seven years, and have eaten at Salvador's at least once a week for most of my time here, and I'm pretty sure it's one of the few places in town I can count on NOT to make me sick! The food is consistently good-especially the new tacos, and the service is wonderful. The newly expanded space is lovely and open, as well. I'll certainly continue to make it my home away from home!
We are Yunnan: Ludian earthquake fundraiser
Posted byYou can also see a map here: www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/295/dt_bar_the_old_laowo
We are Yunnan: Ludian earthquake fundraiser
Posted byInside Laowo Xiaochi, Yunyi Xiang, across from Mayuan Xiaoxue, Mayuan
Go down Dianmian Dadao from Xizhan interchange, toward Kunshi Lu. After you pass Xiyuan Lu, start looking on your left for the alley (Yunyi Xiang). Go down the alley, watching on your left for a noodle shop called Laowo Xiaochi. Go through the noodle shop to get into the bar.
I think we're gonna try to put up some sort of sign at the intersection of Dianmian dadao and in front of the bar. Once on the alley, you can also watch for a green laser beam projected onto the sidewalk- in the past that has been the way the bar has made itself more noticeable.
20 years in Yunnan with Jim Goodman
Posted byFrom the information I've gathered, photos posted of interviewees on GoKunming are self-submitted- so any snarky comments you make are directed at the interviewee directly. That said, it is pretty sad indeed that you care more about someone's appearance than you do about the content of a very informative,intelligent, and interesting interview. What a sad, sad person you are! Thanks for proving what we already suspected!