Dining Options at the Newark Liberty International Airport
It was time for me to leave. The owner of the house kindly called a cab for me. She said that this she calls this company often whenever she needs a cab. I wasn’t sure of that since the driver didn’t seem to know her. Oh well, we said our farewells and I was one my way to the airport. I will only be taking the cab to Penn Station in Manhattan. I was in for a bit of stress since the afternoon traffic was already bad. I had to get out of the taxi earlier since I can’t wait no longer. I still needed to purchase tickets to get to Newark Airport. Fortunately, that took no time to do. There was a train heading to Newark Airport and I managed to board it. The train was quite full and I didn’t get a seat. I didn’t really matter since the ride will be a short one. New York to Newark by train would only take around thirty minutes.
Inside the Newark Liberty International Airport
The connection to the airport was good. From the train station, I transferred to the airport monorail which takes you to various passenger terminals. I forgot how busy the terminal is until I got back here. Fortunately, it was only busy and not chaotic. I checked in my stuff and head out to find some more food. I don’t get to eat outside too much back home since there wasn’t a lot of good options there. I thought even airport food would be better than what I had before. I had some Vietnamese noodles, something I haven’t had in a long time. It was authentic and nice. I walked around the terminal while waiting for my flight. There were a lot of shops here as well as restaurants. Not too bad if you are waiting for your flight and are bored out of your mind. Although I was only here for business, I really enjoyed my first visit to the United States. I got to meet a lot of people and made a very good friend. I don’t mind coming back here again. Perhaps a visit to the West Coast might be interesting.
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