Chaos at Shanghai Costco

[@realAzhyaAryola]

I cannot really say much about Jollibee. I have never had anything on their menu but now I will try it just to see what the fuss is all about.

[Anonymous]

I cannot really say much about Jollibee. I have never had anything on their menu but now I will try it just to see what the fuss is all about.

You never went to a Jollibee on trips to the PH??

[@realAzhyaAryola]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

[Anonymous]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

I like home cooking when I'm in East Asia. I like going to restaurants too though. Not fast food joints.

[Anonymous]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

I like home cooking when I'm in East Asia. I like going to restaurants too though. Not fast food joints.

Dining out is so amazing back home.

[Anonymous]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

I like home cooking when I'm in East Asia. I like going to restaurants too though. Not fast food joints.

Dining out is so amazing back home.

The street food in Asia is better than a lot of the chains in Canada.

[Anonymous]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

I like home cooking when I'm in East Asia. I like going to restaurants too though. Not fast food joints.

Dining out is so amazing back home.

There are Korean restaurants in Toronto that can match the quality of almost anything in Korea.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

I like home cooking when I'm in East Asia. I like going to restaurants too though. Not fast food joints.

Dining out is so amazing back home.

I agree with that. Back home, my Dad would always take me to "Harana." That means "Serenade" in English.



They make the best barbecue chicken and pork. Oh my God. My mouth waters when I think about it.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

No. My parents took my sons though. I wanted homemade everything. I missed the cooking of my Mom and aunts.

I like home cooking when I'm in East Asia. I like going to restaurants too though. Not fast food joints.

Dining out is so amazing back home.

There are Korean restaurants in Toronto that can match the quality of almost anything in Korea.

I don't doubt that at all.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

In my local Costco in the USA, they even sell coffins too.



Have you bought your coffin yet, troops?



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[Anonymous]

In my local Costco in the USA, they even sell coffins too.



Have you bought your coffin yet, troops?



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[@realAzhyaAryola]

In my local Costco in the USA, they even sell coffins too.



Have you bought your coffin yet, troops?



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Seriously, it is not strange. Once I started a thread asking folks, "Have you planned your funeral?" If one can, it should be considered so that the family you leave behind does not have to worry about it. Some very organized folks do this and their family will be grateful for it.

[Anonymous]

In my local Costco in the USA, they even sell coffins too.



Have you bought your coffin yet, troops?



 ac_biggrin

 ac_wot

Seriously, it is not strange. Once I started a thread asking folks, "Have you planned your funeral?" If one can, it should be considered so that the family you leave behind does not have to worry about it. Some very organized folks do this and their family will be grateful for it.

I think of funeral homes selling coffins, not the place that sells chickens and tv's.