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Taipei Station serves Taiwanese street food (including bubble tea) at affordable prices that are suitable for students or young working adults. When we were there, we counted a few Taiwanese<\/strong> among the clientele<\/strong>. From the way they speak, they are either Taiwanese or gay. Taiwanese men speak coyly, which sometimes sound gay, so it’s hard to tell if they are Taiwanese or gay or gay Taiwanese. Anyway…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n You can either order a la carte or in a set meal. A set meal comes with a main, a side dish and a bubble tea. The mains<\/strong> include crispy Taiwan tempura<\/strong> ($4.20\/$7.90), crispy vegetable combo<\/strong> ($4.50\/$8.20), cold noodle with peanut sauce<\/strong> ($4.50\/$8.20), oyster vermicelli<\/strong> ($4.90\/$8.60), braised pork rice<\/strong> ($4.90\/$8.60), original crispy chicken<\/strong> ($4.20\/$7.90), cheese crispy chicken<\/strong> ($4.50\/$8.20) and wasabi crispy chicken<\/strong> ($4.50\/$8.20).<\/p>\n For the mains, avoid crispy Taiwan tempura<\/strong> because it’s just fish cake that has the texture of rice cake. The rest of the mains were pretty decent. Huccalily wanted the braised pork rice<\/strong> to be fattier and more decadent. The cold noodles with peanut sauce was sweet and chilled, quite refreshing, a personal favorite (but you’ve to like sweet and cold dishes). The three types of chicken were equally good and it was hard to make a decision of which was better: the original<\/strong> was salty; the wasabi chicken<\/strong> had a touch of wasabi but was exciting (more wasabi will be better); the cheese chicken<\/strong> was sprinkled with powder that is similar to Cheezel’s, savory and interesting but too much MSG?<\/p>\n As for the choice in sides, such as deep fried sweet potato fries<\/strong>, tofu cubes with seaweed powder<\/strong>, french beans<\/strong>, etc, they were ok but not as good as the main. I wish that it is possible to mix and match for a set meal, for example, I’d like to have the cold noodles with a crispy chicken, both of which are mains. \u00a0A second suggestion I have is to add some healthy dishes. Eating so much fried food can be cloying.<\/p>\n Taipei Station isn’t going to win any Michelin stars soon but the food is decent given that the price is right. Worth visiting if you hanker for deep fried food.<\/p>\n 201 Victoria Street Rating: 3.018\/5 Zhang Hui Mei (Get it? Coz Zhang Hui Mei is a Taiwanese STAR.)<\/strong><\/p>\n PS: Thank you Esther for hosting us.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/rubbisheatrubbishgrow.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/11\/img_0447.jpg?resize=584%2C389\" "\\"IMG_0447\\"")
\nBraised Pork with Rice<\/strong> ($4.90 or with set $8.60)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/rubbisheatrubbishgrow.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/11\/img_0462.jpg\" "\\"IMG_0462\\"")
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\nOyster Vermicelli<\/strong> (mee sua, $4.90 or with set $8.60)<\/p>\n
\nWasabi Crispy Chicken<\/strong> ($4.50 or with set $8.20)<\/p>\n
\nCrispy Vegetable Combo<\/strong> (including mushroom and broccoli, $4.50 or with set, $8.20)<\/p>\nTaipei Station \u53f0\u5317\u7ad9<\/h1>\n
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