You know you're old when you come to Munich and don't leave your hotel room. Of course, having health issues does interfere. And, when you have a luxurious suite, it's hard to tear yourself away.
We even skipped going down to breakfast.
We were both lethargic (and battling a few other maladies), and couldn't muster enough energy to look into any of the ideas I had posted for us to do.
Finally, we went up to the lounge. And then we braved the rain with our hooded jackets and hotel brolly, and headed to the Chandani Chow restaurant, a very short walk away. In fact, you should be able to go down to the u-bahn, walk without rain, and come up near there. But, with construction, changes, and memories, we ended up walking all the way in the rain. Mainly, Ron taking a few steps, and pulling Mary along. We finally made it.
It was pleasant inside. Ron ordered Thalis and I ordered a chicken. coriander dish. This is what we received, and we don't think it was authentic. There should be several more small, round bowls surrounding a rice or grain of some kind. And, my chicken, the largest bowl shown, a totally separate plate. Nevertheless, it was tasty enough, and not too expensive, which probably explains why the restaurant was packed.
The walk back was even harder than going, but we returned to our lovely suite to collapse. And await the next day.
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