{Tea diaries}

Source~ http://www.sudoku.com 
Confession time~ yes I am addicted to Sudoku. When I popped by Waterstone's or WHSmith in London, masses of Sudoku related puzzle books were displayed prominantly near the entrance. Apparently it's been all the craze in London for some time. I picked up a few Sudoku handbooks to give to my friends in HK as souvenir and left them at home by mistake. One day when I got home and saw my mom obsessed, and soon after, Sudoku puzzles have appeared in most local newspaper and magazines here too.
It's an extremely simple game - fill the grid so that every row or column includes all the digits from 1-9 only once, and every 3x3 includes the set of 1-9 digit too.
There are various levels of difficulty, and so far I haven't been able to tackle the "evil" level...  have found that it's easiest to do it on paper, as you can scribble pencil mark into the cells...
Here's a website that offers an online version~
http://www.websudoku.com

Yes I confess, even for games, I somehow manage to steer myself towards those on food... here's two that I have enjoyed tremendously. (Click on the picture to launch the game)
"Cha Chan Tang" - Hong Kong style cafe

The first one involves running a traditional Hong Kong style cafe. You have to take customers' orders for toast, instant noodles, and drinks, making sure the toast, eggs, or sausages never get burnt (or you'd have to throw it away), while keeping all the customers happy.

Another one of those time killers where you are trapped in a room... I got hooked~
Crimson Room 
You need to find 13 items hidden in this room in order to get out.

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