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I have forgotten where to be honest, I also had ice cream at some famous place which looked ancient. Can't remember the name. But its supposed to be a super old
by kamaal 4y ago
I have forgotten where to be honest, I also had ice cream at some famous place which looked ancient. Can't remember the name. But its supposed to be a super old shop going decades back. I do remember where I offered the Eid prayers. It was some mosque in a place called Devon. I guess it was some where around that place. There was also an Eid social meet up in a open ground right after(don't remember the name), but lots of Pakistanis and Indians seem to be present there. And lots of Sub continent snacks like Samosas were served.
I also had a Philly Chesesteak in New York in some food truck right at the exit of One World Trade Center building. And I guess that was run by some Arab person. That was delicious too.
- rayiner 4y agoIf we are listing places nobody will be able to find, let me add that there is also a fantastic Chinese restaurant somewhere within a few blocks of 7th and market where we had a great Christmas Day lunch a few years ago.
- kamaal 4y agoI was able to locate the Ice Cream shop. Its called The Franklin Fountain at 116 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106. The area around the mosque is called Valley Forge. And its beautiful. Its also has some history associated with it(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_Forge https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_Forge). I'm sorry no matter how much ghost walked these places. I just couldn't find the Chesesteak place. Food trucks I guess are available all over New York, or may be I got lucky to find one right outside One World Trade Center.
- selimthegrim 4y agoIs this not Han dynasty? it’s rather well-known
- rayiner 4y agoIt wasn't Han Dynasty but now I have a new place to try.