Wednesday, June 3

Naa has invited us for a meal at a local Vietnamese restaurant called Com Viêt, that we have never visited. She says that the food tastes excellent.

We get there to discover exactly how small the restaurant is. It has five tables, two of which seat two people while the others seat four. The tables fill up primarily with local mothers and small children, all of whom sit happily eating noodles or rice.

I order a large Pho soup with shrimp, which tastes absolutely delicious and deliciously hot. Irma has fried rice noodles with chicken, and Naa has noodles with shrimp.

We look at the menu and discover that they have summer rolls, which come in sets of six. Irma orders a set immediately, and they taste as good as we both remember.

We leave thinking that we will definitely join the mothers and small children here again sometime soon.