Here’s a short post to end the week. Happy holiday everyone!
Local snacks? Korean snacks? Yokomon ice cream? We settled into this little stall known as
Our order of Da Chang Bao Xiao Chang (Taiwanese Sausage with Glutinous Rice) is delicious! Sweet chewy Taiwanese sausage and slightly salty glutinous rice were such perfect match.
I thought this restaurant related to the old one in SS2. Guess it is not.
The Taiwan Sausage looks nice …. will go and try it over the weekends.
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oooh, i love lu rou fan..those fatty pork chopped into tiny bits and braised till meltingly smooth
and always have weakness for taiwanese sausages. sad to hear about the bad chicken though.
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wah ..cheap. realised you guys went Asian Avenue a lot for food.
i never know any good eateries existed there.
thanks for the guidance …
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Well, I’m not so sure for the taste but the look of the food does not impressed me although it’s real cheap.
http://crizfood.com/
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Once again, the government is refusing to admit a spade as a spade. We’re going to be hit HARD next year and there’s already evidence of that starting within our immediate network of friends and associates. Looking out for cheaper food is an inevitable measure!
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Da Chang Bao Xiao Chang sounds more like Big sausage wrap small sausage. Quite comical to me. =P
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LOL. At first I thought Formosa in SS2 opened an outlet in Sunway Pyramid.
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i think our garment is really optimistic. lol.
me is interested in the ‘big wrap small sausage’, looks good!
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This is very popular in Taiwan, easily available among the food hawkers by the roadside. Tastes quite good too. I can’t recall the price but I think it’s less than RM10.00 per order.
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Need to try their Oyster Mee Suah as well. It reminds me of Ah Zong Mee Suah in Taipei, though the taste is still a distant away.
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You should give the Taiwanese fried chicken one more try. Tried few times there, not bad, the fried chicken is tender and juicy.
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