This is not pig skin. It's pork tripe.
I happened to have this last night. Way too much onions in mine but somehow I don't see it here.
This looks brutal.....in a good way.
Interesting way of eating. Now I'm ready for lunch.
This is unrecognizable yet curiously scrumptious looking.
That looks good but how does it taste? Btw, I went there once this year and the condiments were nasty.
Is this place owned by Chinese now? If so I think they've done a good job keeping it authentic Taiwanese.
Damn that looks awesome. Does it have a lot of beans or raw onions?
The Chinese version's much better (and probably cheaper) with thousand year egg and soy sauce paste (the thick soy sauce). This is great in summer.
A friend of mine witnessed some dude who took on the challenge. Dude's lips were all swollen, nose running and red.... it was painful. You get only a picture on the wall, that's wack. They need to give you a free t shirt or something.
Best chashu in LA!!!
Dude you're such an insider. Maybe you should just marry their daughter and take over the restaurant. 50% off for all BiggestMenu members. Heck, I started this post, I should have it for free for life.
Yikes. That would explain why I haven't been back there in ages.
Interesting. I happened to have Ding's spicy two flavor noodle for dinner last night. Not bad but I still prefer Dai Ho; the broth being the major winning factor---nobody makes it as rich and intense. Although having been there regularly for so many years, I notice some days are better than the others. I have to agree Dai Ho's $8 version is expensive. Hey, he's not called Noodle Nazi for no reason.
I give this place 7/10. Generous portion but the broth does not have much flavor and it's not spicy at all. I think you can tell even by looking at the color. While I appreciate the pickle vegetable, in this case it doesn't feel like it's complimenting the beef noodle, but rather covering the bland taste. Yeah, I know I'm super critical when it comes to beef noodle.
Your wife is da BOMB!
Are these from California? You can grow them in Cali? If so, why do we import them?
I cook this on my bbq grill. It's got a meaty texture. Nice. Why is it called King Oyster anyway?
I don't usually order this because there's always so much ground pork left when I'm done. And yeah, Noodle Nazi sure makes it pricy.
Right on! Mr. Chan, your pictures make me want to go back there this weekend!
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