There aren’t a lot of opportunities to eat out in Papua New
Guinea (PNG), especially in Ukarumpa. In Ukarumpa, the only “restaurant” option
is the kai bar (literally: food bar) that is run by the Store. it has pretty
good food for the most part, although it does have a (very) limited menu. They
almost always have rotisserie chicken and chips (fries) available, and
sometimes chicken sandwiches, hamburgers, meat pies, and (my personal
favourite) sausage rolls. The kai bar also sells ice cream (or what passes for
ice cream here). Think non-dairy, doesn’t-melt-no-matter-how-long-it-sits
frozen-type stuff. Yeah—not so delicious, but edible after being in PNG for
over a year.
Anyways, getting back to the topic at hand: hamburger night.
Once school starts up again for the year and the kids get settled back in at
school, the kids and adult teen sponsors fire up the grills and get hamburger
night going again.
Waiting to place our orders at the Teen Centre! |
Once your order is complete, one of the teens will bring
your food to you—this sometimes can get a little interesting, especially if you
are new and/or don’t work with the teens. I feel like I’m “on the inside” now,
since I’m teaching Spanish at the Secondary Campus—at least a couple of the
kids know who I am now!
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