So far I've tried:
Watermelon Milk (Shi gua neo nai) - "Shi gua" means watermelon, and "neo nai" means milk; Or literally "cow milk". Really tasty and smooth. Full cup of watermelon blended with ice and milk. Really refreshing with a really light taste. Not too sweet. Just the way it should be! $1.25
Banana Milk (Xiang Jiao neo nai) - "Xiang Jiao" I learned today for the first time from Johan. Means "banana". You have to make sure you say "jiao" with a flat sounding tone. Otherwise if you say "jiao" with a sharp ending it means "name" as in "hello my name is ______". The smoothie tastes like how you would expect. Like bananas blended with milk. Nothing fancy and almost tastes comforting. Like when I was a child and my Dad would teach me how to make smoothies with the hand blender back when I lived in Burnaby. Toss in some yogurt, banana, fill it up with milk and blend (he added more than those things, but it's a secret). Nice memories and the flavours really brought me back. $1.25
Kiwi & Pineapple Juice (Can't-remember-zhi) - Zhi with a sharp ending means "juice". Guo zhi means "fruit juice". Just had this yesterday. Will have to brush up on the Mandarin so I can order it by myself. I recognize the Chinese characters on the menu at least if I'm ordering by myself. SO good. A whole kiwi and a full cup of slided fresh pineapple are added to the blender and blended with ice. REALLY tasty. $1.50
The woman who works the stand blends and mixes the ingredients right there in front of you, so you can see it's all fresh fruit ingredients going in. I wonder what's on the menu tomorrow...
Kiwi Pineapple Smoothie |
Mmmmmm, can't wait to taste it myself :)
ReplyDeleteyah! you'll like it
DeleteThey sound so refreshing. Send one over to me please.......
ReplyDeletewhich would you like to order? :P
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