Had a nice dinner at the Ambassador Hotel and then some late night snacks at a company party.
and shabu shabu broth and vegetables..
dessert- peanut soup and chinese doughnut sticks
I was an invited guest, so I don't know how much the dinner was, but everything tasted delicious and the service was great. So I would recommend Szechuan Court also since this hotel has been around for a very long time- probably one of the first international hotels in Taipei.
I must be getting old... it's not even 2AM and I'm probably going to turn in for the night. I'm just glad I'm not stuck in the traffic.. it was madness after midnight.
SZECHUAN COURT
at AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 12 FL
No.63, Chung Shan N Road, Sec 2
Taipei 104 Taiwan
(02)2100-2100 Ext.2383
ambassadorhotel.com.tw
Lunch: 11:3AM~2:00PM
Dinner: 5:30~9:00PM
$$-$$$
date visited: 12/31/2006
6 comments:
Happy New Year!
- Chubbypanda
Happy New Years to all. I am glad to find your fabulous food blog that made me wanted to explore more of Taipei's good eats
I saw the fireworks display on TV! I didn't know that the Taipei 101 is the world's tallest building! Cool!
hi chubbypanda, ron wu and simcooks- happy new year to you as well!!! thanks for all the encouraging feedback.
Hi there, blog hopped from elmomonster, glad I found some good Taipei adventures here at your blog :) I love those green onion pancakes you tooked, we called it green onion waffles here in So. California *grins* Widely served in Taiwanese cafes and restaurants. By the way, I like that sweet peanut soup with the fried dough crullers, MY GOD, I hardly see anyone post the peanut soup, especially :)It is a fine, sweet sensation that most forgotten :) Cheers & have a great New Year :)
hi melting wok! thanks for visiting.. i'm back in LA for a short while, so i haven't had a chance to put up new posts, but hope you will visit often!
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