Shrimp dumplings, Shangahi soup dumplings, sausage, bacon, Shanghai dumplings, tomato, potato puff. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel, Beijing CHINA
Final breakfast in Beijing. After a few days, I got kinda bored with the selection at the Executive Lounge, but I still appreciated that it was complimentary. 🙂
Scrambled eggs.
Sausage, egg, and American cheese on an English muffin. Served with hash browns and coffee. Combo $5.25
Burger King, Gilroy CA
Ugh, the jerks forgot the egg and just gave me a sausage and cheese muffin. SO lame! I really can’t stand incompetent restaurant workers. 😦
Tater tots, sausage, bacon, Shanghai dumplings, fruit and nut pastry. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel, Beijing CHINA
Assorted fruit, donut, mochi.
With country pork gravy, eggs over medium, home fries, and wheat toast. $13.30
Orphan Andy’s, San Francisco
This dish can only mean one thing – I was out late again, lol! Yup, I ended up at Orphan Andy’s again for my usual plate of heart-stopping goodness. Mmm…
Blueberry pastry, mochi, dragon fruit, pomelo, watermelon. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel, Beijing CHINA
Even the pastries and fruit were better at the Renaissance compared to Hilton properties. Maybe I should really consider switching loyalty programs…
Bacon, Chinese donut, potato croquettes, steamed fish, chicken sausage, salami, steamed pork bun, lox, capers, olives, artichoke, and brie. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel, Beijing CHINA
Omg, this lounge had a great selection of breakfast items. WAY better than that available at Hilton properties. They still weren’t of the best quality, but there was enough to choose from to keep it interesting.
Caffe latte.
Sauteed green beans, bacon, sausage, and hash browns. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Millennium Seoul Hilton, Seoul SOUTH KOREA
I liked that they had miso soup available for breakfast. I can eat anything in the morning and don’t confine myself to traditional American breakfast fare. I love miso soup so it was a nice treat in the morning.
Miso soup.
Combo with coffee. ¥22
Burger King, Shanghai CHINA
I guess when they list “shredded pork”, what they really mean is some kind of pork patty. I’m not even sure what was in it, but it tasted a bit odd. I still remained reminiscent of American Burger King food though.
Â¥15.00
Baker & Spice, Shanghai CHINA
This was very yummy! I loved the buttery, sugary interior while the exterior was nice and flaky. The layer of black sesame was a nice balance for the buttery layers.
Coffee. Regular ¥25.00
Mandarin and cherry danish. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Millennium Seoul Hilton, Seoul SOUTH KOREA
I enjoyed the variety of breakfast pastries available at the Executive Lounge. They had enough to keep me interested each morning. They still weren’t going to win any awards with this “usually” dry pastries, but they were better than your typical bread and muffins.
Chocolate pistachio donut.
Chocolate croissant.
Braided apple pastry.
Smoked salmon, capers, cucumber, onion, cheese, and crackers. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Millennium Seoul Hilton, Seoul SOUTH KOREA
This was definitely the lighter side of breakfast. I liked that Hilton provides these options. The cucumbers were dry though. It seemed like they had been sitting out for a while.
Scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, hash brown. Complimentary in Executive Lounge
Millennium Seoul Hilton, Seoul SOUTH KOREA
This was decent for Hilton breakfast buffet food. The Executive Lounge was great though with a wonderful view of Namsan Mountain. One of the server/busser was a jerk though. He had a total attitude!
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