More Asian goodness. For our final meal we went to The Eaton Center, which is a mall. But before you disparage the food selection the place we ate at actually has a branch in the mall with main hub in Chinatown. This place serves home-made noodle soups. Ramen but Chinese. You can see the guy beating the dough and cutting your portion in front of me. So fresh! A bowl is under $8 and super filling and tasty. Somehow all the best noodles I eat are in mall kiosks ha.
After lunch I was going to get ice cream at La Cremerie, but then I saw they had beaver tails! Deep fried dough in the shape of a beaver tail topped with whatever you want. We went for the simple chocolate with confectioners sugar. Sooo rich and a giant portion. The chocolate kind of dripped all over our clothes/bags haha, but it was worth it.
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Beef shank soup with veggies. The beef was well cooked and the broth had nice flavor |
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My mom's chicken soup with sesame sauce - a milder flavor. Still tasty and seemed healthier |
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My BBQ pork soup. Soo good I didn't want it to end |
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Beaver tail with chocolate and confectioners sugar. You can't tell but this is ginormous |
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