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Adrianna Tan

I watch YouTube videos about breakfast food in Taiwan to make myself sad. This is the breakfast culture I left. That I need.

Even the auntie’s Hokkien makes me nostalgic for my grandma.

I don’t want ‘breakfast food’ where I am. Ever.

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@skinnylatte lol I only know how to say "I'm hungry" "I'm stupid" "let's eat' "I don't know" "im full"

@skinnylatte it'll be about 8am by the time I'm checked into the hotel what should I eat first

@grumpasaurus where are you? Taipei? Tainan? Chiayi?

@skinnylatte I'll be in Taipei! I'm literally on the plane approaching right now. Specifically I'll be in 士林 which I'm not that familiar with but I'll see what's still open after I check in

@skinnylatte I'm definitely be checking out the one by the shilin night market! I love a deep dark broth. We'll be hitting up my dad's favorite one as well
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@skinnylatte tbh I'll probably be going to 熱炒 more often than hot pot because we have nothing like it in Chicago!

@grumpasaurus I went to a place that specialized in the ‘army village’ Chinese foods. Was really fascinating

@grumpasaurus I also really like Ding Wang for hotpot

Seems competitive to get into good hotpot in the winter, might want to call

@skinnylatte @grumpasaurus Chiayi! Turkey rice! I spent a lot of time there in the 90s working in a camera factory, and about once every two weeks we'd get Turkey rice for lunch.

I dimly recall that the rest of Taiwan thought this a slightly oddball dish.