Traditional Chinese toy which it's pretty hard to find nowadays. For $1.50 those wooden craft chicken can keep you busy for the whole day - I wish I had one of these stuff when I was a kid!
Exotic fruits - they are mostly imported from South Asia.
A shot at the Chinatown #2.
Freshly made dumplings.
Mango~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Different grades of dried shrimps. The bigger the shrimp size, the more expensive it is.
Typical Vietnam food store.
Don't know what this is but it looks good. Fishcake mochi sandwich??
Step 2: flatten the dough and scope some meat in the middle of the dough.
Step 3: wrap it up.
Done!!
Lychee going almost $8/lb!
Street vendor.
Assorted tropical fruits.
Here is another hot.
Chicken cooked in soya sauce - our comfort food.
Traditional way of cooking noodle.
Another typical Vietnamese restaurant.
Si-baa-dan-na-dole
I wondered how it feels wearing these shoes.
Bonsai
Dried gourd.
Chinese style cushion cover.
Typical veggie vendor at Chinatown.
Selling all kinds of cheap and affordable goods.
They keep quite a lot of dried stocks here.
Beans, you can find the most popular beans here.
Tones of Chinese dried goodies.
Chinese lucky charms.
Red light cameras
Getting close to the Chinatown at East York.
A truck fully loaded with veggie sprouts.
Mixed gourami.
These are the piranhas - they swim too fast and I can't shoot them...
Street car
A shot from another Chinatown at Broadway or Broadview...I forgot~
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