Tao Ban Wu (Taoyuan, Taiwan)
1st course:
Grilled mushrooms dusted with chili powder
Tao Ban Wu is a chain opened by the owners of Wang Ping Steakhouse. For $450 NT ($15) you get a 6 course meal. Like with Wang Ping Steakhouse, there are hits and misses throughout the meal. Each dish is either pre-made (cold dishes) or made in a hurry, and thus every dish tasted like you got it at the mall food court though prettier and slightly tastier. Don't expect a quiet dining experience either. This place is rowdy with kids running around everywhere. I ate with my parents, and they got a headache from the noise and chaos.
I like surprises, and I enjoy the creativity of some of the dishes, like the sticky rice with unagi. Savory steamed sticky rice is a Chinese dish that's usually cooked with diced Chinese sausage and dried small shrimp. The unagi was a good substitute for the sausage and brought a nice smokey flavor.
I like surprises, and I enjoy the creativity of some of the dishes, like the sticky rice with unagi. Savory steamed sticky rice is a Chinese dish that's usually cooked with diced Chinese sausage and dried small shrimp. The unagi was a good substitute for the sausage and brought a nice smokey flavor.
1st course:
Grilled mushrooms dusted with chili powder
2nd course:
Seafood salad with fruits and passion fruit dressing
or
Chilled tomato stuffed with ground beef
or
Shrimp and yogurt dip
Seafood salad with fruits and passion fruit dressing
or
Chilled tomato stuffed with ground beef
or
Shrimp and yogurt dip
3rd course:
Fried rice ball with aioli
or
Steamed sticky rice with eel
Fried rice ball with aioli
or
Steamed sticky rice with eel
4th course:
Chicken broth with goji and dates
Chicken broth with goji and dates
5th course:
Steak with garlic chips
Steak with garlic chips
6th course:
Panna cotta topped with sweetened red beans and green tea cream
or
Fruit yogurt
or
Taro mousse cake
Panna cotta topped with sweetened red beans and green tea cream
or
Fruit yogurt
or
Taro mousse cake
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