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Reflections on the floor and in a large mirror at le canard d'or ('the golden duck') Chinese restaurant. As they go, this isn't a bad one. Most Chinese restaurants have morphed into not very good Japanese places nowadays because sushi is in and unfortunately it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a decent Chinese place... The orange peel duck was okay! More Weekend Reflections are this way.
Des reflets sur le sol et dans le long miroir du restaurant chinois le canard d'or situé rue des réservoirs. La plupart des restos chinois sont devenus des "sushidromes" très moyens pour suivre la mode et ça devient difficile de bien manger chinois. Ici, le canard aux écorces d'orange était tout à fait correct ! Les Reflets du Weekend, c'est par ici !
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Delicious looking. Of course, I've got a soft spot for rice.
ReplyDeleteCreative reflections, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteThe place looks inviting.
Ah, very inviting indeed -- food and reflections!! I'll take some of each! Have a great weekend, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteIt does look delicious! The floor is pretty too. I hope it is not too slippery though!
ReplyDeleteYummy. Looks like a nice place.
ReplyDeleteInteresting observation about Chinese restaurants morphing into Japanese. I haven't observed that, though I do see some restaurants offering foods from several different countries.
ReplyDeleteAh, a Chinese place. Now I get it. Most allegedly Chinese food here is fried junk (and so becoming quintessentially American).
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a classy place. I've noticed that a lot of Asian restaurants these days offer dishes from several Asian countries.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice, bright place to have a Chinese dinner. And that is some shiny floor !
ReplyDeleteI bet I'd enjoy eating there!
ReplyDeleteI would love to eat there!
ReplyDeleteThat Chinese into Japanese thing is happening here to, but I have never set foot in any of these places...
ReplyDeleteA very nice looking place, food looks pretty good too ;-)
ReplyDeletewonderful reflections on the floor. funny about the chinese morphing into japanese because it is the same here...you can get sushi at the chinese restaurant..i thought it was just because they figure people from roanoke don't know any better lol
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. I like all th chairs in the previous post.
ReplyDeleteWe are at the ranch for a few days. We are actually house sitting but we will be hiking and looking at stuff. We have to feed the dogs and cats but best of all we have a bottle baby (calf) to feed and play with. MB
what a great shiny floor!
ReplyDeleteThe duck may not be the best, but the floor shine is! Restaurants here are also trying to be "trendy" and forget what made them good.
ReplyDeleteLooove the reflections Ciel, not sure about the 'just ok duck' :) We have a Chinese restaurant at our local shops that people come miles for, its not posh or anything.. just excellent food.
ReplyDeleteUne enseigne de restauration asiatique, quel endroit parfait pour trouver de magnifique reflets... J'espère que la nourriture est aussi bonne que le decor brille, ma chère...
ReplyDeleteBon appétit !
Lovely reflections in both floor and mirror. Really good Chinese restaurants are rare and to be treasured. Not noticed the morphing into Japanese sushi restaurants in the Midwest, but trends are slow to arrive here. We do have a new sushi place in town, but it only serves Japanese food.
ReplyDeleteun sol laqué, je suppose ?
ReplyDeleteWe have a huge population of Chinese immigrants here so it is very easy to find real, excellent, Chinese food.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a comfortable place, with also a creative reflection :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to eat and well spotted that reflection on the floor. Hope you have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe shine on that floor is amazing and looks so clean. I would love to eat there.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to taste the food but only after taking some reflection photos. Nice one ciel!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a few nothches above our typical chinese place!
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