"Mpoconnor7" > wrote in message
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> >LOL... Cool, isn't it? We go maybe once a month. Quite
>>frankly, I find just walking around it to be huge entertainment,
>>because I'm never quite sure what new thing I'll see. The place has
>>everything from single-serving mini key lime pies to Taylor Pork Roll
>>to McVities plain chocolate digestives to frozen eel to durian and more.
>>I'm not sure I've ever heard or seen anything quite like Jungle Jim's.
>>
>> In the recent past, they've expanded their store even more and
>>added that huge section in front with the different delis along with
>>a larger section for British foodstuffs, a chocolate store and a
>>foreign film store. They're still working on adding the monorail and
>>the large fish tanks. My mother got lost in their wine section and
>>was VERY indignant about it.
>>
>>Ariane
>>
>
> I didn't see the foreign film store, but I did see the cooking school
> located
> within the store, and I love the lavoratory doors which consist of
> portajohn
> doors that you have to walk thru to enter the lavoratories (but I didn't
> have
> to go; next time I will make it a point to check out the men's room). I
> went
> past the lobster tanks and seafood department, but didn't see fish tanks.
>
> I was wondering if there was anything located on the second floor, or is
> that
> where their stock areas are located.
>
> Michael O'Connor - Modern Renaissance Man

Interesting to me. My Kettering, Ohio brother-in-law shops there
occasionally (and raves about it). I wonder how long a drive it is from
Kettering to Jungle Jim's. We have driven to Dayton, but now that
Continental has added a direct flight from Houston to Dayton we fly. Sounds
like it's worth the trip to Jungle Jim's.

Chris in Pearland, TX