Rbbie Burns Night at Doolin's, Vancouver

[Raphael]

Come on down for Robbie Burns Night to the new home of Kilts Night! Doolins is very happy about having Kilts Night there. So happy, they're going out of their way to make us feel welcome.

•Guys in kilts now get in past the line-up.
•Guys in kilts get their first beer free.

[Toddish McWong]

Where are the pictures of us on Robbie Burns Day at Doolin's. Bear? Raphael?

On Robbie Burns Day, I go to Doolin's Irish Pub, where all the waitresses wear plaid. The manager has ordered 15 kilts for the waiters now from Bear Kilts -the maker of my Maple Leaf Tartan. Doolin's is now the site of Kilt Night - the 1st Saturday of each month. Bear, Raphael and I brainstorm ideas for a Scottish Highland Games type event for July 7th. City TV arrives at Doolin's and films people having a toast for Robbie Burns and the Address to the Haggis - They even have a haggis there...

Bear says that he will donate a Bear kilt for the raffle at the Gung Haggis Fat Choy dinner on January 30th. Great! Come to the dinner, buy raffle tickets and win a great looking kilt, in the tartan of your choice, upon availability.

A comely lass wearing a kilt taps me on the shoulder and says, "Hey, we are the only Asians here who are wearing kilts!" Karen says she is half Chinese and half Swedish, with a lovely tartan, she loves the idea of Gung Haggis Fat Choy and is excited by the 12 course dinner with haggis and all the performers. I will post our picture when Bear sends it to me. I meet the promotions manager for Doolin's, Ms. Christine Fan, who tells us she is Malaysian-Vietnamese-Chinese, and gives us all a round of Scotch to toast a Happy Robbie Burns Day. You can't beat it - it's a wonderful informal Rabbie Burns Nicht! Next kilt night is at Doolin's, February 5th. The 1st Saturday of each month.