Mexican dinner - June 5th
Alright, this is the third part of the four-part sequel of Nicholas Key's birthday celebration. One more entry to go :P
Leo and I went to a Mexican restaurant in SF downtown. I ordered nothing but Mexican food. Well, that's why I am there. Had corn chips with salsa sauce, tortilla soup, taco, burrito and enchiladas and not forgetting a can of imported mexican beer "Modelo Especial".
Initially I asked a waiter what I am getting for my birthday dinner at Chevys and he told me he'll get that arranged. Of course, while waiting for him to come back to me, we continued eating and by the time we finished our dinner, two of them came towards our table and sang a mexican style birthday song and presented me a gift - a Mexican hat and treated us ice cream.
It was already 9.30pm when we paid the bill. I wore the hat walking along the street to the bus stop and the experience was very very exciting. Few reasons, first, the policemen or immigration officers might jumped out of nowhere and perform a search onto me thinking that I am a lost Mexican that crossed the border and blindly ended up in San Francisco. haha.
Other than that, vehicle drivers will at least take a look at this "Mexican pedestrian". I even saw some drivers stare at me in disbelieve. lol. I told Leo that I felt weird wearing the hat walking on the street. He said "Don't worry, all the weird people are out at night. You are no exception". funnny ...
I even wore the hat in the bus. You can actually see how the passengers look at you. :P Anyway it's fun. I told Leo that I should have gotten myself a Mexican poncho to convince other people that it was Halloween.
My conclusion - this Chevys Fresh Mex at 3rd St is quite a good eat. The service is good, the waiter that served us was very patient and courteous. Check it out at:
Chevys Fresh Mex
201 3rd St
San Francisco
CA 94103
Leo and I went to a Mexican restaurant in SF downtown. I ordered nothing but Mexican food. Well, that's why I am there. Had corn chips with salsa sauce, tortilla soup, taco, burrito and enchiladas and not forgetting a can of imported mexican beer "Modelo Especial".
Initially I asked a waiter what I am getting for my birthday dinner at Chevys and he told me he'll get that arranged. Of course, while waiting for him to come back to me, we continued eating and by the time we finished our dinner, two of them came towards our table and sang a mexican style birthday song and presented me a gift - a Mexican hat and treated us ice cream.
It was already 9.30pm when we paid the bill. I wore the hat walking along the street to the bus stop and the experience was very very exciting. Few reasons, first, the policemen or immigration officers might jumped out of nowhere and perform a search onto me thinking that I am a lost Mexican that crossed the border and blindly ended up in San Francisco. haha.
Other than that, vehicle drivers will at least take a look at this "Mexican pedestrian". I even saw some drivers stare at me in disbelieve. lol. I told Leo that I felt weird wearing the hat walking on the street. He said "Don't worry, all the weird people are out at night. You are no exception". funnny ...
I even wore the hat in the bus. You can actually see how the passengers look at you. :P Anyway it's fun. I told Leo that I should have gotten myself a Mexican poncho to convince other people that it was Halloween.
My conclusion - this Chevys Fresh Mex at 3rd St is quite a good eat. The service is good, the waiter that served us was very patient and courteous. Check it out at:
Chevys Fresh Mex
201 3rd St
San Francisco
CA 94103
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