It is always a treat dining at Miyo's. The food, touted as
authentic Japanese home cookng, is good; broiled salmon is always moist and
done just right. The staff members are
friendly and courteous. Service is
fast.
But Miyo's is not just for satisfying one's gastronomic
yearnings; it is also a place for visual delights . The wide windows on two
sides of the restaurant lend a panoramic view of a lake with a grassy bank dotted with palm trees.
Today after lunching with a friend and my young daughter Vera, I chanced
upon a group of ducks having a conference on the banks of the lake. One lone
duck left the group, waddled onto the lake and started swimming -- slowly and
tentatively at first and then faster and
confidently as it fully integrated itself with the water, the breeze and
the warmth of the day.
While taking a picture of the duck (photo below), I thought of my
daughter who flies back to Singapore
Aloha, my Vera! Mahalo nui loa and a hui hou!
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