艦戈美食
A Taiwanese food specialty store in Xiaogang Alley, where you can enjoy wedding dishes without having to pay for red envelopes ~ I heard that the owner used to be the head chef, and he also sells limited edition New Year food sets during the Chinese New Year ~
Shark's Fin Soup Rice Noodles (Large) $90
A must-try at this restaurant~ It’s no less than the wedding wine soup. It’s sour, sweet, salty, fragrant, and thickened. It’s completely up to standard. With a little homemade fish chili, it can definitely be ranked as the No. 1 delicacy in this restaurant. The ingredients are so good It’s very generous and the portion is huge. If you don’t like cilantro, remember to tell the waiter, it will be served with cilantro by default.
Sakura Shrimp Rice Cake (Large) $80
This shop has two kinds of rice cakes, cherry blossom shrimp and sesame oil chicken, which are served in rotation every day. When I went this time, they served cherry blossom shrimp rice cakes, which tasted like wedding wine in my memory. I prefer the sesame oil chicken version. The extra sesame oil makes every grain more delicious. The glutinous rice skin is not so sticky and tastes very smooth. The chicken is also very fragrant and tender. I will make up for it next time I eat it~
Braised pork $60
I think the braised pork is pretty good~compared to other meals, it's very tender but not very fragrant. You can choose whether it's fat or thin.
Braised cabbage $40
Braised cabbage with a lot of ingredients~ If you want to eat green vegetables, I recommend ordering stir-fried green vegetables. The ingredients other than cabbage are generously provided in this braised cabbage. People who like to eat ingredients will love it. The braised cabbage is very thorough and you can just press the cabbage with your tongue and palate. Squeeze out the soup, put a lot of ginger slices, and there is no cabbage smell at all.
Braised Three Treasures (choose two out of three options including fried tofu, wheel, and meatballs) $15
The two braised dishes are only 15 yuan. I think it’s a great deal and I must order them every time. However, when I come at noon, they are not as marinated. The pork balls are very chewy, but the other two are fine. They are completely marinated in the evening. The tofu is It melts in the mouth, and the meatballs absorb the soup, but the meatballs will become a bit soft, so I recommend ordering the meatballs + choose one at noon, and in the evening, it is recommended to order the meatballs + fried tofu.
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