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Famous Traditional Taiwanese Snacks was sold here, why don’t you give it a try?For quick bite, I ordered two Braised Eggs to waive off my cravings. Scratched off the shell, the surface of egg was in brown colour, obviously soaked by savory herbs and spices gravy. It was nice, tasty and with light seasoning flavour. I ate them along with Taiwanese chilli, more than enough to satisfy my tastebuds.
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Famous Traditional Taiwanese Snacks was sold here, why don’t you give it a try?
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For quick bite, I ordered two Braised Eggs to waive off my cravings. Scratched off the shell, the surface of egg was in brown colour, obviously soaked by savory herbs and spices gravy. It was nice, tasty and with light seasoning flavour. I ate them along with Taiwanese chilli, more than enough to satisfy my tastebuds.
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2013-09-02
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$2 (Supper)
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  • Crispy Chicken
  • Braised Pork Rice
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2013-08-23 21 views
If you like authentic Chinese food in general, you might keen on Taiwanese Braised Pork too. The taste of the whole was amazingly impressive. Served along with the stewed hardboiled egg, the pork chop was smooth and not oily at all. It would be better if the chef took chewy Taiwan Ramen instead of local thick meehoon if for the dish. I like the bean paste, it added point to the noodles. $4.50 for mine, or else you may make it a complete set with add on $0.60 for a standard drink.
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If you like authentic Chinese food in general, you might keen on Taiwanese Braised Pork too.
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The taste of the whole was amazingly impressive. Served along with the stewed hardboiled egg, the pork chop was smooth and not oily at all. It would be better if the chef took chewy Taiwan Ramen instead of local thick meehoon if for the dish. I like the bean paste, it added point to the noodles. $4.50 for mine, or else you may make it a complete set with add on $0.60 for a standard drink.
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Date of Visit
2013-08-22
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$5 (Dinner)
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  • Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice
  • Mee Sua
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2013-07-28 33 views
Ordered this Mee Sua Set Meal at one of the stalls in Food Republic. This Set Meal costs about $8.60 and it comes with a bowl of Mee Sua, one Tea Leaf Egg, one glass of Ice Milk Tea and a packet of Fried Chicken Cutlet. I think this Set Meal is pretty affordable since it comes with many side dishes as well. The portion of Mee Sua given was more than sufficient and it was soft and smooth as well. The pork balls on top of the Mee Sua were soft and tender although there were quite a few pieces of f
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Ordered this Mee Sua Set Meal at one of the stalls in Food Republic. This Set Meal costs about $8.60 and it comes with a bowl of Mee Sua, one Tea Leaf Egg, one glass of Ice Milk Tea and a packet of Fried Chicken Cutlet. I think this Set Meal is pretty affordable since it comes with many side dishes as well.

The portion of Mee Sua given was more than sufficient and it was soft and smooth as well. The pork balls on top of the Mee Sua were soft and tender although there were quite a few pieces of fats in them. The Ice Milk Tea was not too bland and it was soothing especially after eating Mee Sua and Fried Chicken Cutlet. The Fried Chicken Cutlet was very crispy and the spice was just nice. The chicken was tender and it was comparable to those famous Taiwanese Fried Chicken Cutlet. The only food I dislike is the Tea Leaf Egg as it was way too salty for me.

The ambience of the Food Republic was pretty good and the area was not very crowded during a weekday night.
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2013-05-18 28 views
At first plan to order pork chop noodle for takeaway, but is not available. So order pork rib noodle as suggest by the staff. Currently there is a 10% discount on ala carte items. For takeaway, I am charged an additional 20 cents for takeaway box. Pork Rib Noodle (usual : $4.50)The rib is very tender and with soft bone parts. The noodle used here is similar to the laksa type.The chilli sauce is super spicy but very nice.
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At first plan to order pork chop noodle for takeaway, but is not available. So order pork rib noodle as suggest by the staff. Currently there is a 10% discount on ala carte items. For takeaway, I am charged an additional 20 cents for takeaway box.
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Pork Rib Noodle (usual : $4.50)
The rib is very tender and with soft bone parts. The noodle used here is similar to the laksa type.
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The chilli sauce is super spicy but very nice.
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2013-04-29 32 views
I came into this food court looking just for a normal food court fare, but the Taiwanese stall tempted me with its Xiao Long Bao! It was a surprise luxury to be able to have this as a meal at an unexpected venue.The food took really long to arrive, because they only started steaming it after taking orders.Xiao Long BaoThe wait was worth it, because the Xiao Long Baos were so juicy and full of soup broth! There was so much soup that the surrounding sides of the Xiao Long Baos were bloated - remin
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I came into this food court looking just for a normal food court fare, but the Taiwanese stall tempted me with its Xiao Long Bao! It was a surprise luxury to be able to have this as a meal at an unexpected venue.

The food took really long to arrive, because they only started steaming it after taking orders.
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Xiao Long Bao

The wait was worth it, because the Xiao Long Baos were so juicy and full of soup broth! There was so much soup that the surrounding sides of the Xiao Long Baos were bloated - reminds me of a greedy hamster stuffing too much seeds into its cheek pouches.

I picked up the Xiao Long Bao, bit a little hole in a corner, and felt the hot piping soup empty into my mouth. Best meal in a food court!
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