[speaker001:] I'm hungry. Let's go to the snack bar.
[speaker002:] ok, what unusual food do you want to try?
[speaker001:] I am going to try Gado Gado.
[speaker002:] what's that?
[speaker001:] it's a kind of rice ball that is made in Malaysia. What about you?
[speaker002:] I don't know. I don't know what most of this food is!
[speaker001:] do you want noodles, vegetables, rice, meat, seafood, beans, or dessert?
[speaker002:] I'd like to have some vegetables first.
[speaker001:] have you ever tried tempura?
[speaker002:] no, what is it?
[speaker001:] it's deep fried vegetables, which is commonly eaten in Japan.
[speaker002:] what do you use to eat it?
[speaker001:] most people eat tempura with chopsticks, but you can use a fork if you don't know how to use chopsticks.
[speaker002:] that sounds great. Do you know if there are any vegetable dishes that are spicy?
[speaker001:] let me think. You could get an Indian or Thai vegetable curry, or you could get some Kimchi.
[speaker002:] I'll try all of those. How do you know so much about International food?
[speaker001:] I used to buy lunch every day from the International food stall at school. Every day was an adventure!