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July 25--A Red Letter Day!

Not only did B discover a new Chipoltle is headed to his neighborhood, today marked the long awaited return of the Westfield Shoppingtown Southcenter food court!

Today's selection was the always popular Blue C Sushi, which did not disappoint. The spicy tuna was excellent, the potato katsu crispy, the sesame noodles sesame-y. There were, however, some unfortunate hair choices on the part of the wait staff, foremost of which was our very own waiter, Andrew, who decided to shave his head without the use of a mirror. Bad idea, Andy!

Lunch quickly morphed into in-mall snacktime, where we met a girl who lies about the ingredients of milk tea, and a self-serve fro-yo stand. B and J each got a giant tub of yogurt for $5, and R got a jasmine tea from the lying girl. J would rate the yogurt as mediocre at best, but the tea was amusing as R managed to spill it all over herself, despite it being housed in a vacuum sealed container.

J's ratings:

Lunch 4/5
Yogurt 2/5
Good times 3/5

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