Cirque du Soleil — Wintuk
First comes with a blurry picture of Ania and Mimi from the entrance of Madison Square Garden. This is the first time Mimi and I went to this building. We will certainly come back again!!
It is not suprising to see the stadium was almost full. There were still empty seats in the back but not much up front.
This is a very festive show for the winter. As usual, they have life music and band by the stadium. Because of the location, they couldn’t offer a more stunning acrobatic tricks. Even that is the case, it was still a good show.
A second shot of Mimi during intermission.
At the end of the show, there were countless “snowflakes” falling from the sky. The audience (especially the children) went crazy trying to catch a few. Of course, I have quite a few stashed in my handbag.
Muha didn’t join us for the performance. Instead, he went to his “special corner” of the city to visit his friends and had a great lunch in a Polish restaurant. He came to pick us up after the show.
I never had such a luxurious experience having “door to door” service to a NYC performance. Thanks to Muha and Fumi, my dream is coming true.
Mimi and Ania were playing on the stairs of NYC Postal Service Office when waiting for Muha to arrive.
For dinner, we went to a famous Korean restaurant specialized in Tofu. Julia’s sister lives around this neighborhood. She told me that this is a fairly well known restaurant and they price their food very reasonably.
You don’t have much to choose from the menu. Mostly what they offer is tofu pot.
The happy couple!!
They can’t wait to get their DS out to play when waiting for their meal.
The rice was served in the hot pot.
Their side dishes weren’t abundant. We all know these aren’t what people came here for.
We came here for the hot tofu pot. OMG. These are so great. The soup base was so tasteful that it simmered into the tofu.
Their ribs were good. We had two ordered. The girls dived into these right away.
