It is not really that tricky to guess that 'something' that you can find it Singapore, isn't it?
Of course, it is the most famous Shi Lin Night Market that every tourist in Taipei would bound to visit. At least, Angeline and Albert went there to eat and shop, eat and shop, eat and shop. Point taken!
Upon arrival at Shi Lin, Albert and Angeline was adamant to try 'Ah Zong Mee Suan' that Alan (once again) had strongly recommended. After walking 2 rounds at Shi Lin, the couple still could not find it and was almost on the verge of giving up when that signboard of 'Ah Zong Mee Suan' appeared right above them. They had actually walked past the shop without realizing it. Well, Angeline is not really strong in her recognition of Chinese Characters. Honestly, Angeline did not even know how the word 'Zong' was written until Albert spotted it out. Angeline was merely looking for a shop that sells 'Mee Suan' in hope that it turned out to be called 'Ah Zong'.
Next was the Hao Da Da Chicken Cutlet that Albert was so keen to eat. Thankfully, it was just located along the roadside and super easy to find. The couple was in luck when there was no queue in front of the stall. Albert even told Angeline that they were really lucky. Angeline was just thinking, "How yummy can it be when there is no queue?" Angeline must be intoxicated by the Singaporean's queuing culture.
P/S: Angeline was so tempted to play Mahjong.
P/P/S: The Taiwanese seemed to play it differently.
Of course, it is the most famous Shi Lin Night Market that every tourist in Taipei would bound to visit. At least, Angeline and Albert went there to eat and shop, eat and shop, eat and shop. Point taken!
Upon arrival at Shi Lin, Albert and Angeline was adamant to try 'Ah Zong Mee Suan' that Alan (once again) had strongly recommended. After walking 2 rounds at Shi Lin, the couple still could not find it and was almost on the verge of giving up when that signboard of 'Ah Zong Mee Suan' appeared right above them. They had actually walked past the shop without realizing it. Well, Angeline is not really strong in her recognition of Chinese Characters. Honestly, Angeline did not even know how the word 'Zong' was written until Albert spotted it out. Angeline was merely looking for a shop that sells 'Mee Suan' in hope that it turned out to be called 'Ah Zong'.
Next was the Hao Da Da Chicken Cutlet that Albert was so keen to eat. Thankfully, it was just located along the roadside and super easy to find. The couple was in luck when there was no queue in front of the stall. Albert even told Angeline that they were really lucky. Angeline was just thinking, "How yummy can it be when there is no queue?" Angeline must be intoxicated by the Singaporean's queuing culture.
P/S: Angeline was so tempted to play Mahjong.
P/P/S: The Taiwanese seemed to play it differently.
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