Both sides of the street are food shops. I got so excited when I saw this! |
A temple inside the market. Unlike Japanese temples, Taiwanese temple are so colorful. |
Since I am an octopus lover, I couldn't resist ordering one! |
Once we placed an order, a lady at the shop opened it up into half and grilled both sides over charcoal, and put soy sauce based sauce. |
When it got ready, the lady cut it into small pieces and put them into a container. It was chewy (but not rubbery) and good! |
Next was a cup of crab meat soup at this place. |
It got a lot of crab meat, mushrooms and bamboo shoots. This was tasty, too! |
And this was the next shop. Here, fried chickens, Taiwanese-style tempura, etc were served. |
Already cooked foods were displayed, but once an order is placed, they fry them again to serve hot ones. |
It is not very clear, but this is the fried chickens and tempura that my husband ordered. Chili powder can be added if requested. |
And lastly the dessert - so called "pao-pao ice". This pao-pao ice is originated from Keelung. |
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