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2018-05-08
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Iconic franchise Shin Yeh at Taipei 101 is a charming restaurant that combines both quality Taiwanese (Hokkien) staples and a panoramic view of the city from the 85th floor. This branch is English-friendly and waiting staff are nice and professional. While you do pay for the view and more attentive service, a satisfying meal among a party of three or above should come down to no more than US$50 per person, alcoholic beverages excluded. The food shouldn't disappoint anyone--plating isn't particul
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Tender bits of chicken breast and thigh, a much-appreciated start to fill hungry tummies.
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The soup had a great depth of flavor and contained generous portions of seafood and pork.
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Scallops were a little on the rubbery side and felt stale. We wouldn't order this again.
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Excellent, and even better served with deep-fried garlic slices.
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Crunchy and sweet, this is a must-order. Prawns were juicy and big.
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Fine. Nothing spectacular there.
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While the egg fried rice was great, the fried vermicelli was even better. The noodles were so light and fluffy that I couldn't help but get a second and a third and a fourth serving of it…
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This was delicious, and has been served with a cling film wrapped around, which is very much the native, authentic way of serving it in China's Fujian.
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A sweet and pleasant end to the meal.
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