I asked the front desk where I could get a nice breakfast and he introduced a doujiang shop nearby. He particularly mention the xian dou jiang and the you tiao.
So we walked there.
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| The shop from across the road |
The shop was full of people. We had no doubt that this was the perfect spot to have breakfast. We ordered quite a number of things.
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| Xian Dou Jian a.k.a salty soya milk. It is basically an unsweetened soya milk with vinegar, salty soy sauce, celery, and you tiao. It tastes like porridge. |
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| Egg Pancake with Floss Filling. |
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| Dou Hua a.k.a Beancurd. |
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| Mantou with Egg Filling. It's huge. |
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| You Tiao and Soya Milk. The you tiao is soooo crispy. |
This satisfying breakfast cost us NTD 179 (~SGD 7.5) and we were sooo full.
We continued our journey by MRT to Longshan Temple. This temple was built in 1738 by settlers from Fujian and it is a mixture of Buddhism and Taoist. Longshan Temple has undergone a few rounds of renovation after bombing by USA, after world war, after earthquake.
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| How it looks now |
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| The temple |
Quite a number of people prayed there and we were one of them. After that we continued our journey to our second last destination.
Love is in the air,
Little Feet
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