Chinese Restaurant Poem by Charles WOO

Children are often brought to restaurant by their mother.
We seldom see filial son entertains his father.
Roasted goose with prepared jellyfish can be ordered here.
People eat floodgate crab; drink 'Shao-xing' wine and say 'Cheer! '
Enjoying well-known tea, they develop their friendship.
Sometimes, they play mahjong to show their good relationship.
Dear foods are offered in the parties held by rich customers.
The abalone and sea cucumber cost thousand dollars.


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