I’m hoping to try this place soon. Walked by and the menu and food and setting all look good. A bit off the beaten path.
Auntie Nia’s Cafe American
No. 2, Lane 86, Leli Road, Da’an
https://goo.gl/maps/izwY1Yyyzk22
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logo needs work
They should drop the “Auntie”.
That pic of the steak on the menu doesn’t look right…
all of this
Directly next to an MRT station…
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Yeah, it’s not sitting on a bed of noodles; and has chips beside it.
Wierd, man.
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I’d like to try the place. And yeah, the steak seems to have a familiar shape to it…
It’s the Taiwan equivalent of a potato chip in the shape of the virgin Mary, or the image of Jesus on a toasted sandwich.
I’m sure Taiwan News will be all over this story tomorrow.
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How are those sausages?
They taste like homemade. Good. Reminded me a little of the homemade German sausage at Der Löwe Bavarian Restaurant 巴獅子德國餐廳 No. 19, Lane 63, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da’an District, Taipei
https://goo.gl/maps/no4pTgfuvrN2
And I’m not a sausage guy, not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Are you asking me out on a date tango😍
Well if you’re getting excited I aim to please.
How much did that meal set you back?
Mid-200s.
Q. The toast and jam, did you have to pay extra for that?
There’s a fantastic southern (Arkansas) diner in khh. Prices are about the same
, mid-200s for breakfast and coffee. And they have authetic biscuits. However, the nt60 biscuit comes with nothing. Butter is an extra nt10.
I guess I’m cheap. I don’t mind paying that price for a real treat once in a while. It’s that extra 10nt for butter that gets me.
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It’s probably meant to make you associate it with grandma nitti’s. That’s what I thought of when I saw the name.
Sunday night is family dinner night
