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Okay, not to throw Siracha on the fire (and mostly because I only found out about this less than five years ago) I give you this: The Innovative Chinese Food Coming Out of a Mexican Border Town Chinese Food, The Mexicali Kind So, there's that (not that Panda Express really represents "Chinese...

That's making a pretty big assumption. ;) (But I understand your hopeful point.)

Perhaps one of these guys took that shot?

I don't feel the carousel building will live up to its potential until it's housing a rotating theater show as originally intended. Otherwise, I think I'd prefer them demolishing the thing and building something more purposeful.

Perhaps somewhat ironically, the old Disneyland Hotel adjacent miniature golf course featured elements that were much more highly-detailed, properly scaled, yet less nonsensical than that double-down bridge. By the way, have I mentioned lately how inane I feel that "bridge on a bridge"...

So, in this world, the statement "I don't like coconut" translates to "Coconut is awful". Got it.

In honor of today's stage of le Tour de France finishing in Bordeaux, here's a shot I took about a year ago. (Don't think I didn't have the "Club 33 window appreciation crew" in mind when I took it.) ;)

They really need to program that in for next May 4.

One should have to achieve Huell Howser status before being allowed to use that word in a published video.

Well, in that concept they show the low fence and hand railing painted that light blue / grey color. Perhaps that's the answer, or should it be "go-away green"? Personally I'll never get past having one style of bridge plopped on top of another, so I would like them to do what they can to...

"and peep that fireplace…" :rolleyes:

Forgive my quick and sloppy edit, but would it kill them to just mute the color of the original bridge structure? Was paint not in the budget?

As I recall, that was in their original artwork. A bridge on a bridge. :rolleyes:

...and just on the other side of the 57... https://www.ocregister.com/2023/06/17/anaheim-to-buy-land-near-angel-stadium-for-new-park/

I was also wondering if that was some sort of base coat. (Not that renderings are Gospel) but there's nothing in that one rendering we've seen to indicate that YELLOW is going to be the final color. I think this is another "wait and see" situation, and perhaps another argument for full scrims...

That's what I thought. Similar to the Irvine Spectrum, and I think Fashion Island. Designated no smoking (and no vaping).

In other miscellaneous (Tiki-Related) news, it looks like Royal Hawaiian in Laguna Beach is opening back up today. https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/historical-tiki-bar-set-to-reopen-in-laguna-beach-saturday/ar-AA1cm7om See their GALLERY for images, including renovation photos.

That reminds me of being in a sushi bar years ago and ordering a Kirin or Sapporo (I forget which one). Sure enough, it was imported - all the way from the Molson plant in Canada.

This might be my old sentimental favorite: And this spot certainly has history (even though Lawry's owns it now): Five Crowns Brief History I'm curious to hear your pick.

Which once again proves my theory: Germans love David Hasselhof (and early DCA hated trailing G's).