Xin grinned at Mai.<span style="color: #0080FF">"I'd have thought chinese and japanese had more differing tastes, but I guess that isn't the case. Anyway, my uncle, who owns the place, is a Hong Kong man of the old school - you take the new with the old. To be fair, the only traditional room in the house is the shrine, made for buddhists with a Taoist twist. You'll find items used in Shinto, Shaolin, Zen, and even Ikko-Ikki rituals, if you're inclined to go in and meditate. Close the door, and you'll find the entire room is soundproof."</span>He then looks at Nick, then back at Mai.<span style="color: #0080FF"> "That is, if you're religious. And a buddhist."</span>He then turned to Nick.<span style="color: #0080FF">"We'll be too many people. The classic Nintendo franchises allow for many players to play at once, and each game doesn't take too long, so player rotation works better. No Dark Souls. But you could drop by tomorrow, and we could see how fast we get through MGS4 on The Boss Extreme."</span>He chuckled and headed off to the kitchen.<span style="color: #0080FF">"I'm off to make the Dim sum. Shouldn't take more than half an hour or so, my kitchen can put a small restaurant to shame."</span>He chuckled.