Let the pictures speak for themselves. =D.This is Thailand btw.
  
Thai Fish Ball Noodles.

Dry chilly flakes and crushed peanuts.

Deep Fried Fish Skin.

We shall interrupt the weekly food entries from Taiwan and go to Vietnam for a day.Who am i kidding.THIS IS TAIWAN MAN,TAIWAN!
Not far from the Starbucks knock off,signature rice and awesome beef noodles ,which are all within walking distance within each other.(amzing variety of food don't you think?) there is a shop selling vietnamese noodles.

Like every other shop,they DO NOT serve drinks.A small little shop with a pathway wide enough to fill only 2 people leads to a tighly arrange set-up.Usually VERY FULL during lunch time.(which place isn't)
 
I haven't actually had authentic vietnamese noodles but i must say it was pretty good.Again,a tad too salty for me.Portions were generous at a reasonable price.If you are fimiliar with Hor Fun,this would be something like that but with a smaller width,smooth to bite into,served with corriander,scallions in a soup of beef essance(is this right?) and slices of beef.If you don't eat beef,you're missing out on a lot!

They also serve fried spring rolls with icannotrecallwhatsinit filling.So please,use you're imagination and try to figure out whats in it.=P









Cheerio.

Taiwanese sausages.

Unfortunately they weren't as great as I expected them to be,maybe that could have been it,I expected too much.There is a shop in Ipoh Garden East selling taiwanese sausages,though not as big,i think they taste better.

We came across this stall selling pan-fried pigeons.Yes pigeons,might i add the whole pigeon by the lot!

Taste like chicken,meat is rather tender but pigeons lack meat and is very tedious to eat.

They also sold glutinous rice in  Bamboo sticks.I was rather disappointed because it lacked fragrance and flavour.It WAS however,kinda cheap. =P

Bread anyone?(bread isn't real btw)

        

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