Actually, the best restaurant is not if it is one of those high class hotels, or one of those five-star hotels.

The best restaurant I've ever been to is a noodle store, which was opened near our university, and the name of the store is Good Acres Handmade Noodles. The owner of the store there is a grandmother, very, very kind, I remember a group of our buddies with this noodle store to eat noodles, the grandmother will always come to nag us, often ask about some of the things of college life, and let us study well, or to sigh their grandchildren also have so big. We went there that restaurant was bustling with activity, and the grandmother was always there smiling, and over time, we became very familiar with each other.

Then say their noodles, their noodles really feel like their own handmade, and the ordinary noodle store noodles chewy is completely different, and they give the amount of noodles is very sufficient, we last time also jokingly asked the grandmother, you give us so much noodles, you will not lose money ah. The grandmother smiled kindly and said, "How can this be a loss, you are all such big boys, your meals will not be small, how can I let you not eat enough? If I remember correctly, their green onion oil noodles are only seven dollars a bowl, absolutely inexpensive.

There is a so kind of grandmother there, the operator of a restaurant is not looking at the class so high, but this grandmother cares about us, will for our health, so I think this is the best restaurant I've been to, the noodles are good, the people are also good. Sometimes, I really want to see this grandmother as my own grandmother.