Supporting the Kailua Economy

Woo boy, went out to dinner in Kailua town after a long week at work instructing workers about systems. Ate Korean food at Ho-Jin’s Korean Fusion, a new place serving healthier Korean cuisine. Sorry, simply not enough-not enough food, food not hot enough, not tasty enough. Can ‘t beat Waikele BBQ or Y’kele BBQ, whatever its name is. Price for dinner $14.

Then stopped by Famous Amos‘ new cookie franchise, Chip & Cookie, and bought a few of each kind of cookies they had. Price $3.

Finished the night off at Cold Stone Creamery. Tried the Latte Da and Pumpkin Pie in the Sky. Nothing special, but the price was an unreal $11!!

In total, we contributed almost $30 to the Kailua economy for so-so food. Oh well…