Today after work, I had a meetup event at
New Shanghai Restaurant in Boston. Leaving work a little early, I decided to do some sightseeing in Brookline, heading first to the
Lost Pond Sanctuary at the junction of Arlington Road and Craftsland Road.
The route I took while here to get to Lost Pond is shown below in pink.
The pond itself wasn't much to look at.
There was nothing much else to see here at this conservation area except for a walk in the woods.
The next place I went to was the
Skyline Park, which was really nearby on Newton Street and Nelson Drive. This place is the newest park in Brookline, built on top of an old landfill. The views from the top here, where there is a soccer field and a walking path, are pretty serene.
From here, I decided it was time to head into Boston, heading to Washington Street to find parking there. After parking, I passed by the
Cathedral of the Holy Cross and the
Tufts Medical Center along the way.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross |
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Tufts Medical Center |
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Boston Skyline from Washington Street |
The restaurant is right across the street from
Golden Leaf Karaoke. I never realized that this place had a pagoda at the top of the building.
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Golden Leaf Karaoke |
By the time I entered the restaurant, almost everyone was there already. We took some time to order our food, not being able to decide on what to get, but eventually we ordered several dishes, all of which were pretty good, although still typical compared to the other restaurants in Chinatown. Pictures of them follow.
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Scallion Pancake |
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Yu Hsiang Eggplant |
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Szechuan Twice Cooked Pork Belly |
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Sesame Chicken and Beef with Snow Peas |
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Soup Dumplings |
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Bok Choy with Mushrooms |
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Crispy Whole Fish with Sweet and Sour Sauce |
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Salt and Pepper Calamari |
By the time dinner was over, it was already pretty late, so I decided to take off and walk back to my car. I decided to try out my new camera for night pictures, and it was actually pretty decent compared to my old camera.
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Tufts Medical Center at night |
With that I headed home for the day, glad I got my new camera.
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