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Bummer, no Chinese breakfast on the menu (who would order such "weird stuff"?), so I order scrambled eggs and bacon

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6011-village-cafe.jpg I grab some breakfast at Barstow's Village Café, which is probably cooking with the bad city water, since they're still openThumbnailsThe rain stopped, the sun shining, I leave Route 66 Motel and detour a mile up Barstow Rd to the Mojave River MuseumI grab some breakfast at Barstow's Village Café, which is probably cooking with the bad city water, since they're still openThumbnailsThe rain stopped, the sun shining, I leave Route 66 Motel and detour a mile up Barstow Rd to the Mojave River MuseumI grab some breakfast at Barstow's Village Café, which is probably cooking with the bad city water, since they're still openThumbnailsThe rain stopped, the sun shining, I leave Route 66 Motel and detour a mile up Barstow Rd to the Mojave River MuseumI grab some breakfast at Barstow's Village Café, which is probably cooking with the bad city water, since they're still openThumbnailsThe rain stopped, the sun shining, I leave Route 66 Motel and detour a mile up Barstow Rd to the Mojave River MuseumI grab some breakfast at Barstow's Village Café, which is probably cooking with the bad city water, since they're still openThumbnailsThe rain stopped, the sun shining, I leave Route 66 Motel and detour a mile up Barstow Rd to the Mojave River Museum

The otherwise unremarkable breakfast gets a kick when the waiter asks me if I like it "really hot" (I asked for hot sauce, expecting Tobasco). His "really hot" sauce is Chinese chili paste: nice, tasty, and fortunately not as hot as the chili oil I make at home! Thanks!