+ Follow Hai Shin Lou Tag
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[Title] => Only Fu you on Valentine's and Chinese New Year
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[Summary] => Thats a sea mantis!" exclaimed Hai Shin Lou Seafood King Chinese Restaurant general manager Ben Chong, as I awkwardly inquired about the extremely odd-looking creature that was on a plate before me.
I replied with a somber "Oh, how interesting," trying to hide my entomophobic tendencies (a general fear of insects). A larger and definitely more peculiar looking praying mantis would probably be the best way to describe this creepy crustacean.
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I replied with a somber "Oh, how interesting," trying to hide my entomophobic tendencies (a general fear of insects). A larger and definitely more peculiar looking praying mantis would probably be the best way to describe this creepy crustacean.
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