Activities start at noon.
Looks festive. Nice venue for it and right next to the MRT. Looks like it may even be a decent weather day to boot.
Come early for the food. Stay over to dance.
No masks required
Does the food normally run out? I’m working that day and can only come late.
Well, yes, unfortunately. But not all.
Thank you @Icon! I always seem to find out about these kinds of events after the fact.
Con mucho gusto.
I bet I bump into some of my students. Really looking forward to this.
I want ceviche, guacamole, and rum. All mixed together in a pint glass.
Don’t eat it all! I don’t finish bloody work till 5
Tiabo, likonshia?
What do you mean by unfamiliar Latin food stalls?
I’m almost there. Hopefully @Steve4nLanguage hasn’t scarfed all the food
Too bad I just saw this
Hope it was a good time
Latin food that had not been talked about here.
Like in threads like this
Yeah, I’m curious about the same thing. If these stalls are all from Latin American restaurants around northern Taiwan, there are far more places I’d like to try out than I realized.
It was, at least for me. Good food & drinks, good music, friendly people. And really nice weather. Sorry you missed it. Thanks to @Icon for posting it or I would have too.
Hopefully @BiggusDickus got some too. I left just before 5:00 and while a couple of stalls had started to pack up, there seemed to be many still going. I did see a student and hope you got to also.
I recognize the dishes from @Steven4nLanguage. I think I know which stalls they came from but never got to them. The only negative was the crowds around each food table. Often you couldn’t even get up close to see what they were selling and if it was worth waiting on a long line for. Only one booth had a woman holding their menu up high in the air so you could see it. It would help if they had signage above the tables.
But overall a great day and look forward to the next.