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FUN MAGAZINE, June, 2006.
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TANG SHUI
BAO BAO
22, FuXing South Road, Section 1
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--By Josie Wu, translated by Cara Steenstra
Located across from Breeze Center,
this restaurant specializes in Hong Kong-style seafood
and soups made to improve health. Daily, they offer
at least a dozen kinds of soups; preparation often taking
six or seven hours and using ingredients like abalone,
ginseng and sharks' fin. Luo Tou Hua Jia Cooked with
Old Chicken Soup (NT$980 for four people) includes "Hua
Jia" fish stomach. Chicken Bones Chao Zhu Heng
Li Cooked with Lean Meat Soup (NT$380 for four) is refreshingly
light. Tonic soups are prepared seasonally. The seafood
is fresh and cooked on demand. Stewed Pot Rice, Guangzhou
Fried Noodles and dim sum are also available. The four-floor
restaurant is in a stand-alone building and also offers
VIP rooms.
A. Baked Fish Head
Hot Pot (NT$380 for four people)
The fish head is pre-cooked, then stewed in a sand pot
for over 10 minutes. Lift the cover and the fragrance
wafts out. The fish is full of texture and slightly
spicy, and its bones are safe to eat, too.
B. Yuan Yang Chicken Rice (NT$280)
Specially-selected chicken and frogs are cooked with
mushrooms, spring onions, ginger and more. This Hong
Kong specialty is eaten with Thai rice and a special
sauce. |