Maybe thinking the jetlag was over was a little ambitious, I:ve just woken up after falling asleep at 3pm.
I went for a wander around this morning, it seems this district is something like our very own Docklands, with a similar set of over grandised office/coffee shop atria. I:ve found a couple of MacDonalds within easy reach of here so theres no way I:m going to starve. Well, not yet anyway. I failed to get any power cables though, so another night without computerised entertainment (baring this net cafe).
Each of the resturants seems to have a little plastic model of each of its dishes either on a table outside or in a window display. There are some which appear to have real food rather than plastic models, I:m assuming they:re the posh ones. I can:t work out if its a good thing or a bad thing, but I:m sure it:ll be handy when I get a bit more adventurous with eating here.
The revolving doors on the front of the hotel are strange too. Mainly because they:re not actually revolving doors, they just look like they should be, they:re round and have that revolving door feel to them, but they:re actually a pair of sets of sliding doors.
Todays second breakfast was a pizza at the 24 hours spagetti and pizza place at the front of the hotel. There was nothing remarkable about the pizza itself, but the garlic potato starter was an odd cross between chips and roast potatoes and was almost entirely devoid of garlic.
And tomorrow I:ll explore the subway system. Wish me luck.
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