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Taiwanese restaurant (report) - any similar places ?

Han Lukito | Aug 28, 200101:12 AM     1

i used to frequent this one little taiwanese restaurant in which they had NO english menu and I know NO chinese. this is as authentic as it gets. i had to bring the menu to my dad and have him translate the good dishes that i like. it's called "taste good" at abel street in milpitas near fremont. it's ALL you can eat for $6.00 at the time. You can sample the different dishes as many as you like as long as you finish them.

the dishes that i like were (don't know the chinese names)
-rice with some pork bits and eggs(simmerred in brown sauce), very tasty
-taiwanese street noodle, also very tasty
-fish cakes with sweet and sour sauce
-beef tongue (simmered)
-stinky tofu
-beef/fish ball soup
-there was a dumpling like dish with meat and vegetable meats inside, quite good.
-there are lots of other dishes with internal organs that i don't really care for.

the place has no atmosphere at all. some may not even enjoy the smell of the spices permeating in the air a little.

if anyone know similar places let me know.

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