Mojito

The male owner of this home is from South America, and his family now lives in the United States

The hostess is a Taiwanese, and they met and married in Taiwan.

They have a lovely and lively daughter with a dark face and speak Chinese with a slight accent.

As soon as we entered, the hostess asked if we wanted anything to drink?

Want water or a drink? A little mint, sweet.

Mojito~

I've only heard it in Jay Chou's songs before, this is the first time I've seen its true colors.

This father is very amiable, his native language is Spanish, he is fluent in English, and he can communicate in Chinese. their father and daughter

The two made cheese burritos for us, bite after bite, and couldn't stop.

The plate containing the burrito is printed with an English-language explanation of the Hainanese chicken rice production process.

Hung good, everyone eat!

postscript:

Their family lived upstairs in a supermarket, and when they drove the navigation to go, they felt puzzled. When I first saw it, I thought too much.

I thought to myself: No one should live in a supermarket, right?

I circled around the outside according to the house number, but still couldn't find it. In the end, the sensibility is turned into reason, and the established concept is put aside.

Navigate, walk right in. Only then did I find that there was another entrance that looked like an apartment building next to the entrance of the supermarket, with an electric bell and a mailbox.

According to the information given, find the corresponding house number with the Chinese surname written in English pinyin. Ring the doorbell, a familiar

Taiwanese accent. Looks like we got it right.

Jay Chou's song~