The Wenceslas Square was once a historically significant gathering/protest space in Prague. Now it seems to known more as the ‘Sausage square’. 😉 It is packed with hungry tourists and shoppers queuing at sausage stands. Apparently there were threats of banning them last year. We passed by here quite a few times and always lured […]
Tags: Czech, Sausage, Street Food
Sinbala is an insanely popular Taiwanese joint at Arcadia covering standard Taiwanese food, snack, tea, shaved ice and desserts (hence the line never stops for the entire day). Taiwanese Sausage with Leeks, less fatty and oily and more clean tasting than traditional Chinese. They have many sauce/sides to go with, from the more conventional garlic, […]
Old Country is a small Taiwanese snack joint that offers typical Taiwanese snacks (pig intestines, sausages, oyster pancakes) and shaved ice. Sausage Rice The eatery area are counter seats where everyone’s watching TV playing Taiwanese news. The room next door is a manga reading room.
Been craving for good cheap rustic Chinese eats. Just so happen that J. Gold did a review‘s on this place. With a generic name like “101 Noodle Express”, how good could it be!? (they do have a much better name in Chinese). But a Northern Chinese place that specialized dumplings and other Northern specialties is […]
Tags: Chinese, Dumplings, Noodle, Northern Chinese, Sausage
Joan and I went to New York to visit friends over the weekend. When we arrived it was a very late Friday night. Good things about Manhattan that LA will never have is the vivid vibrant night scene and good selection of 24 hours dining joints. Florent is a popular 24 hrs diner with a […]
Tags: 24 Hours, Bistro, French, Late Night, Sausage
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