Wandering Fel

This is the second time I visit Yongkang Beef Noodle and the place does not change even a bit. The prominent yellow sign displaying the fact that the restaurant has been around since 1963 is still up there. I wonder why the Taiwanese seem to place a very heavy emphasis on since when a particular restaurant or product brand has been around. The restaurant has two levels and we were asked to sit at second level because first level seem to be quite crowded. There were no queue in front of the restaurant though. 

And guess what, finally I know how to order this dish called sweet potato pork ribs rice in English. Why is this such an accomplishment? Because my Mandarin is very very noob. And the menu in every restaurant (well, mostly) in Taiwan show no mercy to non-Mandarin speaker. The menu use traditional Chinese characters, well not that I understand simplified Chinese characters either but. So I was so glad when the dish that I randomly ticked in the menu (I randomly ticked dish which has the words "排骨") turns out to be the right dish. Woots~~

(By the way it tastes so good and warm so it's perfect for rainy weather)

Here comes the legendary Taiwanese beef noodle. The beef noodle smells good but I'm gonna close eyes on the amount of the oil used in the broth. Hahaha. 

The noodles used in the beef noodle is yellow noodle. Nothing special about the noodle I suppose. The beef taste okay but it will be better if there are not so many tendon pieces given. On second thought, maybe I should tick other option in the menu? But I can't read. Hahahaha. A bowl of beef noodle costs you around NTD 280, if I remember correctly. 

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