Taipei Tokyo

[sekala.livejournal.com]

I ate a Taipei Tokyo for the first time last night. It was wonderful! It's not really take out Chinese but more upscale sit down. The interior is very comfortable and warm(though I imagine it could feel crowded when full) and their presentation from tea, to sushi, to their plated food was lovely. I had the pad thai (not Chinese I know, but it sounded good) which was delicious and light, my friends who were with me had a fried tofu/sauce/broccoli and a chicken/sauce/broccoli combination(I don't know exactly what they were). Both agreed that they were very tasty and better than a lot of the Chinese they've had in the area. Over all it was a great experience. We were surprised to be the only people in there around 6. Go and give it a try.

Comments

[mamabunny72.livejournal.com]

I went with my family soon after it opened. Ambiance-wise, much nicer than China Sun, but the food prices are expensive for what you get. I'd just as soon go to East Asia on Broadway near Powderhouse for my Chinese food takeout fix.

I do miss Sam, who owned, and Ada, who worked, at China Sun; I wish I had a chance to say good bye and good luck!

[enhf94.livejournal.com]

me too!