Kent's Kitchen

Day #23,075
Walk km 18,991-19,003: Waterfront Station to Chinatown via Stanley Park
Kms left: 4072

chinese food
approx km 19,003 Kent's Kitchen (Chinatown)

Myoung Dong Khal Kook Soo

Day #23,070-071
Walk km 18,951-18,953: breakfast at Carl's Jr
Walk km 18,953-18,956: to and through Chinatown
Walk km 18,956-18,968: SFU to Myoung Dong Khal Kook Soo restaurant
Kms left: 4103

bowl of soup
approx km 18,966 Myoung Dong Khal Kook Soo restaurant

Day #23,055 / Km #18,811

Walk km 18,809-18,811: to Safeway

Chinese buffet topped with salad bar veggies + pecan chocolate cake
approx km 18,811 Safeway

Day #23,053

Walk km 18,789-18,791: to T&T

curried chicken + beef with daikon on brown rice
approx km 18,791 T&T

Steveston

Day #22,955-956
Walk km 17,936-17,944: Brighouse Station to #1 Road
Walk km 17,944-17957 (5000 to go): Brighouse Station to Steveston

some Meetup walkers having a snack after the walk
approx km 17,956 Steveston

Movie #2581: The Filth And The Fury (2000, Julien Temple)
Movie #2582: Beware of Mr Baker (2012, Jay Bulger)

Jack Bruce just died so a good time to see the movie about his nemesis, Mr Baker. And who should kick off the Ginger Baker movie? Johnny Rotten. It seems that Mr Rotten was looking for Ginger Baker at the height of the Sex Pistols notoriety. What for? Dunno.
The Sex Pistols movie is more about who was in control of the band and what were they trying to achieve. The Ginger Baker movie is more about one fellow's path through life and the music that gave him the ability to live a noteworthy life whereas someone else with his same lack of social skills would have just been shunned by society and died a lonely and bitter old man.
The Sex Pistols story was OK, Ginger Baker's was rivetting.