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Posted on June 30, 2016 by nelsonutella

2nd leg of my solo trip – Berlin! The first leg was in Vienna. And I’m so darn thankful I know a bit of German to navigate through the city!

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Satisfying my tummy one dish at a time.

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Just some goodies from 度小月. Noodles, deep-fried oyster fritters, steamed chicken (白斬雞), and not forgetting intestines.

Throwback to our first night in Taipei. Celebrated the start of a good break with beef and pork 🤟🏻

黑糖珍珠厚奶. Brown sugar, pearls, fresh milk. I’m sorry but this might possibly trump Koi. The only downside? I should have gotten a second helping 😒

阿宗麵線here is smokier, tastier, and the addition of the chewy 肥腸(intestines) gives it a better texture. Add chilli, minced garlic, and vinegar to balance the whole dish.

Another must-have when you’re here - 滷肉飯. This is definitely not a dish for dieters because it doesn’t shy away from the fat. A generous serving of pork belly is layered on top a bed of perfectly cooked rice - almost like a delicious fat blanket. It is deliciously rich, and oh so fragrant. Oh, and please take a second to admire the shiny, fatty goodness 🐷👌🏻

When in 饒河夜市, try their 胡椒餅. Checked out @migrationology’s blog post on what to eat at Raohe Night Market and this was described as “ridiculously good”. Crispy dough, juicy and peppery pork filling, and the fragrance of the chopped spring onions.

Hi, please take a moment to appreciate the size of the chicken chop (the chef must have seen how big I was). $7 for the chicken chop, $3 for the extra sausage, Wow Wow West at ABC Food Centre. Was also pleased to hear familiar tunes from the stall’s music player 🙌🏻

Tumpeng, a traditional Indonesian dish: a cone-shape rice dish with side dishes of vegetables and meat. For this version we’ve got fried chicken wings, beef rendang, begedil, tempe orek (sweet and dry fried tempeh), shredded omelette, and hard-boiled eggs. Happy days.

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