A city at night
I had finally reached my destination, Hong Kong. As I strolled out of the clustered subway my eyes glittered with excitement, my two lengthy hour journey was over. The lights sparkled magnificently like glitter dust in an assortment of colours in the sky. The mayhem traffic on the narrow roads resembled a war zone. The atmosphere was murky, the uncontrolled smoke from the raring car exhausts made me feel as if my throat was clogging up, I began to cough vigorously.
My stomach began to rumble as I glanced at all the elegant restaurants, one of which grabbed my attention, its sign stood out reading “ sushi supreme” I decided to take a look inside. A young attractive waitress wearing a traditional oriental dress approached me and said “Why not try, you’ve got nothing to lose” her attempt to persuade me had paid off. As I perused the well-addressed menu I was slightly put off by the unreasonable prices, but I thought to myself its not every day that you get to try the Chinese delicaces. It took approximately twenty minutes for the highly skilled chefs to prepare my sushi with a side order of rice with sweet and sour source. “Enjoy”, the waitress said tantalisingly as she lay my food in front of me. I noticed that the portions were rather small. I nervously took a bite out of the sushi. Mmm, the quality of the food to my surprise was superb I managed to finish the whole dish within thirty-five minutes. My hunger was reasonably satisfied. As I left the restaurant I for some strange reason decided to take a fortune cookie, ‘your future holds good surprise’.
