I visited a Taiwanese restaurant near BTS Chuncheon-si Station. 

Exit Chungnonsi Station and walk a short distance towards the direction of Silom. 

 

 

 It has two floors and the interior is clean. Do.      Din Tai Fung in Taiwan is really famous for Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings)!It's enough to eat while standing in line. ^^:     I ordered popular and appetizing Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings).  Like what I ate in Taiwan... It wasn't delicious enough to be truly moving. Haha.  I think it's just enough to eat.     It was a type of noodles that came with a separate portion of thick meat...The meat was truly tender... I found the broth a bit bland, so personally, I wasn't too fond of it.Recommended for those who don't like strong seasoning or prefer a mild taste!!     Personally, I think fried dumplings are much, much, much tastier than so-yong-po. Crispy on the outside and moist on the inside ~~~ ㅠㅠThis is an item you must definitely use.     Cucumber kimchi to take away the greasiness~I have to order at least one bowl of soup in good conscience!!     You must try the mapo tofu. Mix it with rice and it's awesome!!    Stir-fried noodles failed... Let's just not do it.      The chicken was a bit tough, which was a letdown, but the seasoning was delicious. Four of us went and ate until we were full, and the total came to around 1,000 to 1,300 baht.  It seems quite unique to try Taiwanese cuisine at a Bangkok restaurant known for its local specialties. It wasn't as delicious as Din Tai Fung, but I was reasonably satisfied considering the price.  I hope you stop by some of Bangkok's best restaurants during your free trip to Bangkok. hehe  

 

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