A closer look at the mee suah - so very fine.
Sunday, April 17, 2016
T2014 Food Court
In Taipei, the place we stayed in, is very near to the Far Eastern Department Store in Ximending so whenever we have no idea on what to eat for lunch or dinner, we would go to the food court located at the basement of this Department Store to have a simple meal, nothing fancy. There is even McD in this food court.
White bittergourd soup, Tauchu (豆醬, fermented soya bean paste) noodles (dry), water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica) and a bowl of peanut tofufa aiyu jelly (愛玉) shaved ice dessert bought from two different stalls in the food court.
A bowl of noodle (mee suah) with water spinach, pork and winter melon bought from another stall.
My quarter bowl of taufufa and aiyu jelly (because we shared one bowl of dessert) and a small plate of dry mee suah mixed with vinegar.
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Would love to try the different varieties of mee sua there. Had mee sua in ginseng chicken soup in Seoul with lots of their traditional wine, very nice.
ReplyDeleteVariety is the spice of life.
DeleteI love mee sua
ReplyDeleteMee too.
DeleteI would love to try a bit of everything especially the mee sua varieties.
ReplyDeleteIn a large group, all can share a bit of everything.
DeleteLooks yummy！ I love mee sua, their mee sua seems so different with ours...
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks much thinner.
DeleteTalking about mee suah, I long time didn't eat mee suah already, but I know after give birth mother can eat mee suah, because my mom just bought one pack for my sister, hehe!
ReplyDeleteYour sister just gave birth? Congrats to you for being an auntie again.
Deleteeverything looks so good....I like all the food in the first tray...with bittergourd soup is my fav! I tink Taiwanese food really suits my tastebud!
ReplyDeleteI think their food is very, very close to Chinese food here.
DeleteI want to say I like that mee suah, but... winter melon... hmm... okay lah, can eat, but if I got choice won't pick it. If I eat there I be like oyster mee suah everyday. That would be bad. :/
ReplyDeleteOh so you like oyster mee suah. Won't be that bad because they serve very small portions per bowl unless you eat many bowls at one go.
DeleteHmm they do have lots of kangkung?
ReplyDeleteSeems like we always order kangkung, hehehehe! :)
DeleteI always love to eat Taiwan's mee suah and tauhoo fah. They tastes so different and nicer than here.
ReplyDeleteI agree that they taste different and some are nicer.
DeleteHmm...so many things I didn't try when I was in Taiwan. I like the thin mee sua.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will go again. :)
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