From the serene view from the teahouses of 九份, we drove back to the glitz & glamour of (not so much of Las Vegas) but Taipei Main Station. *Honks, People, Exhaust Fumes, People, Neon Lights, People, Tall Buildings, People, Cops Everywhere, People, Traffic Lights.* Oh did I say it's crowded?Very soon, we find ourselves cooling off in the nice air-conditioned atas shopping centre. *air-con* And what's a shopping centre without fast-popculture food? Ireland's Potato is probably just a gussied up name for french fries. Deep fried anything sells well anywhere. Well they ordered cheese wedges and onion rings. I had ONE ring and ONE wedge. Tastes like deep fried stuff, no further explanation required.
Healthnut Rating:
Comments: Not really into deep-fried stuff. EXCEPT chicken wings =)
Walked about aimlessly, before we know it. DINNER TIME! We're actually quite ravenous, probably we only had yam balls and tea for lunch.
Mo-Mo Paradise was where we ended up. Shabu Shabu buffet. Thinly sliced pork and beef, with our choice of pork broth and 麻辣鍋, loads of vege. Free flow everything. *heavenly*I lost count of how many orders of
MEAT we ordered, must have been like ten over rounds of three plates each. Probably an entire cow/pig has been devoured by four people.
The dessert was a refreshing scoop of lemon sherbet, very well done. Fresh, tangy and smooth. Anyone ready for round two?Healthnut Rating:
Comments: Again, it's really quite a balanced diet here, meat with greens but the sheer amount we ate warrants a strict low healthoholic rating. I have to be strict on myself! Tawain, a healthoholic's nightmare!
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