Honey lemon juice ($3.50) and watermelon juice ($3.50). Fresh!
Oyster omelet ($5.75).
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For my cohorts, not for me. I'm not a fan, but they loved it.
Fried pork chop rice ($5.95).
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A classic. A staple. Familiar. Welcoming.
Fried green onion pancake ($4.50).
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Always good, even when bad.
Pan-fried turnip cake ($4.50).
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Hi, Ann Marie! It's your favorite!
Cream soup in fried toast ($6.75).
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A must-have here. I love edible containers. This one is fried!
Stinky tofu ($5.25).
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Only one friend and I ate this. The other two couldn't take it. Do you dare try this? You should. It's yummy.
Pan-fried miso fish ($6.75).
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Our most "healthy" dish during this meal. Very tasty.
Potstickers ($5.95).
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Pretty run-of-the-mill, but they're fried, so you'll like them anyway.
Spicy wonton ($4.95).
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I adore this little bowl. Just enough spice. Just enough peanut dust.
Be sure to end your meal with a Snowy! What is a Snowy? It's very finely shaved ice. A regular brown sugar shaved ice with your choice of five toppings costs $6.00. The Snowy version costs $8.50.
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We got the Snowy with red beans, green (mung) beans, boba, rice balls, and condensed milk. I prefer the fine texture of the Snowy, so I'm willing to pay a little more for it.
Is this the best Taiwanese food you'll ever have? No. But I love this place anyway. It's fast. It's cheap. It's satisfying.
I've never actually been to a Taiwanese restaurant. All my Taiwanese food experience is limited to the homemade variety.
ReplyDeleteI remember when you first blogged about Pa Pa Walk. I had to try the fried soup ASAP. I still dream of it. Mmmmm.
ReplyDeletelol at Ann Marie shout out...
ReplyDeleteSnowy! This place looks oh so lovely!
ReplyDeleteWho knew I'd have a food affair with turnips? lol
ReplyDeleteThat fried pork chop may steal my attention away though ...
I've never had taiwanese food. I have located 2 taiwanese restaurants on Yelp so I'm going to try one. I love the soup in a fried container.
ReplyDeleteOoh, reminds me I haven't had the coffin bread in a long time.
ReplyDeleteLove the coffin bread here, but everything else were pretty "so-so" for me. I think I prefer Sin Ba La more in Arcadia.
ReplyDeletethe soup looks fantastic. i want some right now!
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