Where is the "Like" button for AlexKMG's comment?
Where is the "Like" button for AlexKMG's comment?
It seems some people move to places they shouldn't really be in, and feel that their personal preference in cuisine (among other things) represents the Platonic Idea of quality. Which, of course, they should express on every possible occasion, believing that the world is dying for a share in their knowledge.
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The environment is fairly nice, with a great location right above the development where Turtle is located, but it yet seems like another gym where the investor doesn't really understand even the basics of running a gym.
The space is fairly small, making it extremely crowded in evenings, they require you to buy 7 yuan water bottles instead of offering free drinking water (expensive and not very environmentally friendly) and on top of that they run out of hot shower water almost every evening. Their answer to this is that it's a gym, not a spa.
Unfortunately, they do not offer refunds on their cards. The manager also refuses to give the contact information of the boss, probably to make sure they won't be able to hear any of the complaints.
On top of this, the staff seems to be rather clueless and gives conflicting answers to the same questions depending on who you ask, including the manager lying about him being the boss.
The whole place is one big disappointment, unfortunately.
China hands out happy city awards, Kunming sad
Posted byI'm curious what people have against Chengdu. Not a place to go for the weather if that's the only thing you care about, but otherwise definitely one of my personal favorites. The reason the city is growing so fast could very well be because it offers good opportunities and has great city planning. The relation with money doesn't have to be that simplistic.
Burger King Kunming grand opening and giveaway
Posted byI would join if I was a fast eater...of all the chains you see outside of the US Burger King is definitely the best!
Foraging for wild edibles in Kunming's hills
Posted byWill definitely try out a few of the mentioned restaurants this month. Eager to find some alternative restaurants for a more diverse dining experience.
Can I assume that generally wild vegetables are completely organic? In this case meaning that there's no chemicals (and other unwanted substances) applied before they reach shops and restaurants.