Noodle House & Lime

A handful of Frozen Grapes when I first got to the office, before I remembered that there was Watermelon in the refrigerator.

So then I had a Bowl of Watermelon.

And a few Frozen Grapes.

Sergio wanted to go out for Lunch today. Who was I to argue?

We went to the Noodle House on State Road 7 and Commercial. I had Vietnamese food the day before, but Vietnamese people eat it all the time, so I felt safe. I started with the Spring Rolls.

For my main dish, I had one of the 986315711241 different Noodle Soups on the menu.

This one had meat and some sort of fish-like substance and -- instead of the regular noodles -- I changed for the thinner noodles. Why? Because I could. This soup had a different than usual pile of stuff on the side to rip up and add to your Soup.

It was really good. I like Noodle House better than the Pho place on Sheridan Street, and much better than the other one on 441 (the place with the name I can not remember). The jury is still out on Hot Pot.

Sergio had something called Shrimp Paste on Noodles.

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The Shrimp Paste was some fried stuff on a stick that turned out to be Sugar Cane, He said it (the fried stuff, not the stick) tasted like Shrimp. The rest of his dish was in a big bowl, but there was no Soup involved. He seemed happy with his meal.

I finished the rest of the Frozen Grapes in the office.

I thought that was all for the day, but I was wrong. I was on Federal Highway, and decided to go to Lime and get a Burrito.

They let you order whatever you want, so I got one with Grilled Chicken, Rice, Refried Beans, Lettuce, Pico de Gallo, cooked Onions and Peppers. No Cheese, no Guac, and no Sour Cream. They have a Salsa Bar, so I loaded up there as well.

The Burrito was really heavy. And delicious.

I didn't eat the Chips.

Around 9:00, I had some Grapes. NOW, I'm full.