Shortly after arriving, we went into Kapa'a for some grub. Armed with recommendations from Lonely Planet, we hit the jackpot. For me, amazing ahi sesame poke, cubes of buttery tuna with sesame oil and seaweed, and a side of seaweed salad. --for $5. This made up for the shock we got later at Safeway--anyone for a $6 loaf of crappy sandwich bread? No? How about a $17 dollar bottle of olive oil? You'll pass? Us, too. Then we proceeded to a funky outdoor cafe where Liz had a big chicken satay wrap stuffed with brown rice, veggies and peanut sauce, washed down with hibiscus lemonade. We are definitely going to eat well this trip.
This morning I took a walk to the beach and on the way were lot of cool birds running around and of course the ubiquitous and slightly scary wild rooster. They did not want to be photographed nor does PC have a telephoto lens so you'll just have to take my word for it and check out this huge, slow-moving and therefore very photographable snail:
2 comments:
post more pics please!!!!!!!! i'm so jealous...hope you are having a great time and i wish i was there.
Ah, tuna. Yum. I hope you're having such a good time. Look for the farmers market for not very cheap but good fruit. -Mama
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