The English-language menu at C-Straits, a restaurant just down the street from our Hangzhou hotel, started out promisingly enough:
Honey Waffles.
That’s a little unconventional, but honey’s not so different from maple syrup. I’m okay with that.
It goes downhill from there:
Pork-Floss Waffles.
I’m still trying to stay with them. Pork floss—dried, shredded meat--is kind of gross. But is it really so different in spirit from sausage or bacon? I guess not. Okay. I’ll read on.
Tuna Waffles.
Okay, they’ve officially lost me. I like tuna and all, but with a waffle? No way. That has to be the strangest waffle accompaniment ever.
Or is it? No, it gets worse. Much worse. It goes to a place no waffle-lover should ever find herself:
Roasted Eel Waffles.
The truly disturbing thing is that all this was on the restaurant’s beverage menu. We will not be returning to the C-Straits cafe.
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