Sunday

2009-10-25 Day 10 @ Taipei

ADDRESS :  Going Aboard with Buddha Boy & Buddha Girl
PHONE #   :  xxx-xxx-xxxx

Prior to every Taiwan trip...Buddha Boy will always search online of where to go and where to eat.  From some food blog in Taiwan, he found a buffet place called Eat Together 饗食天堂...so what we do when we get to Taiwan?  We had to set a day to visit this place...hahaha...
Eat Together has six locations...the seven of us went to the one in Neihu...located inside a shopping centre.
We went for lunch on a Sunday, so it's $668NT per person, approximately $22.27CAN per person...
The restaurant at this location has the largest seating capacity and food selection.
Soup section...they have my favorite Dobin-Mushi.
Drinks and Desserts
Peking Duck station
Japanese Grill
Sashimi & Sushi
Hot Pot station
You choose the ingredients then hand them over to the cooks on the other side of the counter...then you wait...usually ready within few minutes...
Hot Stir-Fry section...again...you choose and they cook...
Appetizers
Of course...I had to have my Taiwan Beer...and it's All-You-Can-Drink!!!
Plate pic#1
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Plate pic#3 - um...those oysters are "flown fresh from Canada" and they eat those raw...**shivers**
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Plate pic#10 - these Passionfruits were sour!!!
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For dinner, my mother-in-law's friends in Taiwan invited us (along with my mom and her students) to The Dragon at Sheraton Hotel.
They also have dim sum service at lunch.
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  Uncle L & Aunt S (mother-in-law's friends, who also follow my mom in Buddhist/Taoist practices) brought a Chocolate cake...since Buddha Boy's birthday was the closest date...we sang him a HB song!!!  LOL!
Our wine for the night...apparently Uncle L stores wine at Sheraton...and this is one of the his "boxes"...OMG!
After dinner, we came to Raohe Night Market, home of the famous Pepper Buns!
Look at the line up...yes...all the people in front of the Pepper Bun stall were all in line!!!
We brought some home...these were too hot to eat on the spot...plus the juice will get all over our shirts and pants...Pepper Buns from Raohe Night Market...at this specific stall, is a must-have when visiting Taipei!!!

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