On Tuesday, I took a “Personal Sanity Day” from work and had a productive yet adventurous day.  I had two rolls of 120 film sitting in my house for the last 2 years and thought this would be the perfect day to go to the camera shop to turn them in.  Being able to wander downtown on a regular work day made me feel like a tourist in my own city.  There’s a different vibe in the streets compared to the weekend.  There are lots more people, cars, and sounds.  All the stores are open and you are more likely to find random lunch trucks and street carts around every corner.

On my way over to the Ferry Plaza, I found a street cart that was selling onigiri.  Yum.  It was $1 so I thought I’d give one a try.  This teriyaki chicken one was tasty.

At the Ferry Plaza, Hapa Ramen was there along with a couple other food stands.  Inside, I went to Miette for a couple French macarons and a gingerbread cupcake.

I also walked past Jes’ work building and found a lunch truck selling Japanese curry.  Score!  I called him up at 12 and we ate lunch across the street before his 1:00 meeting.  I had pork katsu curry and Jes had the chicken.  Both were yummy and very satisfying.  Apparently they’re parked out there every Tuesday…lucky Jesse.