RE: Miss. Delicious #83 : Chamonix Teppanyaki in Taipei!
Japan seems like truly such a beautiful place, just looking at pictures of Japan on the internet blows my mind. Isn't it amazing how there are 195 countries in the world and every single one has different things to offer: the culture, the food, the technology, the monuments... I've thought about travelling to Japan multiple times, and I definitely will visit some day (hopefully I can meet you too :D).
The food you ate looks so delicious, and I can't stop wondering how much money this meal cost you all together. Seafood is my favourite dish to eat, so my mouth is definitely watering just watching these images.
Really enjoyed reading this post :D.
Would be greatly appreciated if you could provide any kind of feedback on my blogs, whenever you get a chance. It will encourage me to keep doing better and help me on my journey. Thanks!
Regards,
@inspirationalrag
hi inspirationalrag, i'm glad you have taken quite an interest in Japan, and I think that Taiwan would suit your fancy quite some given it's extensive history with Japan. Aside from the food, you can also find many other traces of Japan's occupation all those years ago, for example the architecture in many parts of Taipei resemble exactly that of Japan.
You will be surprised, but the meal costs 70 dollars for two people. The larger set manu is about 80 dollars each. Substantially more than the set menu I opted for. I think the higher one is not worth it at all.
I will drop by and have a look at your blog. Thanks for pointing me there!