Mixed Student - What to Eat

This time I came to the Qianzheng Seafood Coffee Canteen on B1 of the Deluxe Hotel in Ximen. In this prime location, curry rice can be maintained at the low hundreds.

★ Meal:
Uniform price of 648 TWD
Soup base options:
Sesame Oil Chicken, Ginger Duck, Cabbage and Mushroom Chicken, Sichuan Spicy, Japanese Kombu

★ Thoughts:
It was my first time entering the Deluxe Hotel, and everything felt grand.
It was both attractive and spacious.

This time, I highly recommend:
Sliced Squid (with roe)
Taro (cooked until soft and fluffy)
Ice Cream (bucket) + Cookies (very crispy!)
Napa Cabbage
Pork and Beef Belly

Take your time eating; with the toppings, you can get really full.
Seafood:
→ A few slices of squid, which had roe; very surprising (highly recommended).
Scallops were large even after freezing, and still retained size after cooking.
Clams and oysters seemed to vanish after cooking.
Meat:
→ I recommend the belly cuts; the fat content is low, and they are not too tough.
On the other hand, the pork belly was a bit tougher.
Cake:
→ Standard type of cake.
→ The pudding ran out, and there’s a new pudding on top (it’s frozen, so you need to wait a little).
Fruits:
→ Average fruit.
Not particularly sweet or particularly sour.
Meat Sauce:
→ Went in at 11 AM and came out at 2 PM, but the meat sauce hadn't completely melted...
Ice Cream:
The bucket ice cream is much better than the one from the automatic machine, and the cookies in the freezer are very crisp; highly recommend.
Coffee:
It leans towards being bitter, suitable to pair with desserts.

For soup base, I chose Cabbage Chicken Soup, which had a lot of cabbage fibers...

Fortunately, the hot pot chopsticks are half metal, which is great.

★ Waiting Time:
About 10 minutes before I could order the soup base.
Due to insufficient staff, there were very few servers coming to check on the tables, and the speed of clearing empty plates was slow.