Part One
So full of wonders is New York City that I’m already on my third post… and I only spent three days there! How many posts would I have to write if I’d spent a week?! Part One of the NYC Posts detailed my culinary adventures with my dad at Hangawi (as well as our cheesecake fest the next morning).
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Part Two: I discovered a new favorite restaurant and ordered quite a lot of food!.
Moving on to Part Three: Pearl River Mart, a Dish-a-Holic’s dreamland!
(Weirdo)
If you thought Pier One was a fun place to shop for dishes, oh boy do you need a trip to Pearl River Mart. It boasts not one, but two floors filled with dishes of every size and shape imaginable, some of which are the most adorable things you’ll ever see! From owl teapots to piggy plates to flowery bowls, I wanted to buy out the store.  Don’t even get m started on all the origami, trinkets, and other non-dishware I wanted to buy. Unfortunately (fortunately for my wallet, though!) I had to exercise self-control because whatever I bought had to be carried around the city all day.
As I mentioned in my Survey about Me, I harbor a huge obsession for all things panda-related. So, looking at the panda dishes below, can you now understand how hard it must’ve been for me? Poor CCK…
Along with the panda plates and dishes, they also had a panda pencil sharpener, paper shredder, balloon…
I did end up buying a few dishes. (And that pencil sharpener; I just couldn’t resist!)
I would have to go with a magic bullet OR ice cream maker…oh so many possibilities!!!
I would get a magic bullet! 🙂
i’d love a magic bullet!!!
I think would use my $60 towards some fun kitchen tool.. maybe an ice cream maker or one of those kitchen aids…
I would get the mandolin that has the finger protector… have scraped my fingers before!
I know it’s not food related, but I would love to get my Mom a new sewing machine to thank her for all she does.
I finally broke down and got the Magic Bullet this weekend (and I’m going to have to hold off on a Vita-Mix for now), so I think I’d use $60 towards something like this: http://www.dinnerplates.com/Noritake-8034-Series-NTK3435.html. Good suggestion on the site 🙂 I’m so bored with my kitchen, but I’d like to be able to have my basic dishes all in the same scheme at some point. Then throw in random coffee cups, serving dishes, etc. for fun.
I’d put the $60 toward either a Vita Mix or a mandolin. Or maybe an ice cream maker (mine is too hard to use and I adore the Vegan Scoop recipes). Then again, I might just get some small things that I need … like new chopsticks. 🙂
I would probably use the $60 towards exercise equipment/accessories. UNLESS . . . I completely gave into temptation and bought a Vita-Mix!
I would put the money toward a spiralizer, and juicer