I don't agree with the decisions this man made, but I understand how he felt in his last few hours.
Monday, November 12, 2012
When is this blog usually updated?
This blog is usually updated on Sunday evening EST. If you dread your Monday mornings, be sure to check out this blog and hopefully will give you the runs for your life (Sounds lame, but I tried).
I will have the occasional post during the weekdays.
p.s. This was posted during lunch time. I had a late lunch. I am not a slacker, my productivity is relative to my peers.
I will have the occasional post during the weekdays.
p.s. This was posted during lunch time. I had a late lunch. I am not a slacker, my productivity is relative to my peers.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Even a toilet gets diarrhea
From Borderlands 2 (available on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360)
I wouldn't want to pick up the gun from the toilet.
I wouldn't want to pick up the gun from the toilet.
Destiny Tea and Cafe Lounge - People forget, I don't
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http://forums.redflagdeals.com/what-will-you-do-if-happens-you-destiny-bbt-670083/
http://www.facebook.com/groups/42811155282/
Remember this incident back in 2008? Let me remind you again,a group of people went to Destiny to enjoy their bubbletea on a weekend like what most Asians would do. One person ordered a drink and found 2 cockroaches in her drink. She complained to the waitress and was offered 13% off the bill. (Hmm, 13% is an odd number. The tax rate was about 15% at that time, so it's very peculiar. Usually they either give you a 10% discount or you don't pay the tax cause the restaurants don't report the taxes). Eventually, the drink was on the house but not the other food items, that may have come in contact with the cockroach. The cops were involved because the group of friends took videos of the waitress and refused to delete them. As such, the group was held at the restaurant until the po-pos came.
News spread as fast as the population growth rate in China. Soon, the whole Chinese community stopped attending Destiny.
Destiny was a popular hangout place, for people to refuse to frequent that place is a big deal.The corporate company owns other establishments as well (http://www.godestiny.ca/ - pretty crappy site). The way they dealt with the situation is absolutely substandard. They need to learn from Joey Don Mills (I still refuse to return to that place).
Anyway, the place was closed for renovation and as time passed, people forgot. Now it is packed like a cockroach's nest.
I did my research as usual and here is the latest City of Toronto inspection report:
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| Source: http://www.toronto.ca/health/dinesafe/index.htm?show=detail&id=105053 |
Let's analyze this. The second conditional pass should have been avoided. They were given 1 week to rectify their problems, but guess what, they still failed. On Feb 15, 2011, they were told to provide washroom supplies. You would think that they would use buy it from No Frills (the supermarket is a 5 mins away).
You would also think they would evaluate their sanitation after the cockroach incident, but let me tell you this. Chinese people are selfish and greedy. Money comes before the well-being of others. To this day, I refused to buy a bubbletea from there. Who cares about sanitation, it is an obstacle to generating undeclared income.
I have to admit, I stepped foot in there twice this year. Once, I was waiting for my friend to order a take-out drink, which he threw out cause it was disgusting. The second time was for a friend's farewell. I just sat there to chat. I inhaled the air inside the restaurant, which probably caused an upset stomach. It also smelled like cockroaches.
Chinese people don't remember, so I hope this post will make you think twice before setting your foot in Destiny again. Their lack of sanitation procedures is simply amazing.
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Yokozuna - Doesn't taste as good as the ones in Vancouver

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It is located right beside: New Northern Dumplings
Date visited: June 15, 2012
Time: 1 pm
Party Size: 2
Price: $10.50 before tax. I would like to thank my manager, AA, for treating me. Sorry that there wasn't anything to your liking.
Food consumed:
- Curry Chicken Bento Box ($7.99)
- 6 pcs of California Roll (+$2.50 to bento box)
Pictures of food consumed: (Click on images to enlarge)
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| Dumplings, Tempura Yam and cutlet chicken. Top left: some potato ball with mayo |
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| 6 pcs of California Roll |
Second Documented Trip
Date visited: July 1, 2012
Time: 7:30 pm
Party Size: 4
Price: $8.95 before tax
Food consumed:
- Red miso soup ramen
Pictures of food consumed: (Click on images to enlarge)
Review of Restaurant:
If you want ramen eat here. If you want real ramen served by Japanese, don't eat here, eat in Vancouver. I will post the ramen place in another post. Yokozuna is served by Chinese people pretending to be Japanese. Price is cheap and didn't get food poison me yet. So far this restaurant is a-okay.
City of Toronto Inspection Report
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| Source: http://www.toronto.ca/health/dinesafe/#inspectionResult |
VERDICT: Safe for now, but not the best place for ramen
Congee Town - Congee helps with your diarrhea
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| Isn't this artistic? |
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Date visited: May 27, 2012 (first documented trip)
Time: Around 1 pm to 2 pm
Party Size: 5
Price: $34.75, before tips (split evenly between 5 people)
Food consumed:
- Fried turnip patties - $5.50
- Chicken and salty fish fried rice - $8.75
- Mongolia chicken chow mein - $7.25
- Sweet and sour pork chop - $9.25
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Pictures of food consumed: (Click images to enlarge)
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| Mongolia chicken chow mein |
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| Chicken and salty fish fried rice |
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| Sweet and sour pork chop |
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| Fried turnip patties |
Food was good and cheap. No unusual washroom experiences. Why am I saying unusual if it happens frequently. But you get the idea. The washroom experience was so pleasant that I visited it the following month.
Second Documented Trip
Date visited: June 16, 2012
Time: 8 pm
Party Size: 7
Price: Don't remember the price, I think it was about $70-80 after tax.
Food consumed: (Click images to enlarge)
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| Bonus: Free chicken piece at the bottom of my plate. How did I notice this? Accountants have good analytical skills. Off to a great start! |
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| I see chicken, green peppers, chili peppers and onions. Chinese dishes are named after the ingredients, so I think name of the dish is accurate. |
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| Deep fried tofu |
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| Duck and BBQ pork |
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| Some vegetable soup with carrots, turnip. I think I found Waldo! |
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| King mushroom (or oyster mushroom, mushroom regardless) and baby bok choy |
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| Green beans, mushroom and pork chunks. |
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| Deep fried pork chop. I call this porky pork pork. |
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| Eggplant and pork chunks in a hot pot |
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| Source: http://www.toronto.ca/health/dinesafe/index.htm?show=detail&id=104279 |
I need to install cameras in the kitchen to ensure the employees are washing their hands. Sometimes, they dip their hands in your food so I need to be careful.
I will give out Purrell containers for FREE (they will not refuse it for sure) and make sure they use it in front of my eyes before they are allowed to serve me. If they refuse, they will feel the wrath of my stomach.
VERDICT: I am speechless after seeing the infractions. As a customer, you are never aware of what happens in the kitchen. I never got food poisoned from this place. Hopefully the employees learn to wash their hands before they commence their shift.
Safe for the time being, although I hate to give them a safe passing.
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