Stewed Pig Feet Restaurants in Albany
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City: Albany, 218 Central Ave, Albany, New York, USA, 12206, United States
"First let’s get on the same page about what Taiwan Noodle is not. It is not a fancy, trendy spot. There is no bar, no alcohol. It’s not fancy and it’s not trying to be fancy. But Taiwan Noodle most definitely does not need to try to be anything that it’s not. Because it is PURE DELICIOUSNESS. OMG. Seriously. Taiwan Noodle is not huge, but plenty of seating and can accommodate larger parties or a single diner, like me. Nice, simple, bright space. Also! Off street parking lot. Which, if you know Central Ave in Albany is a pretty cool thing. I had looked at the menu and food pics online and when I saw ROWS OF DUMPLINGS I knew I was going. I am always going to give Dim Sum a try. I don’t eat beef, pork or poultry, which usually isn’t a problem at Chinese restaurants because there are plenty of vegetable and seafood options. Taiwan Noodle doesn’t really have much in the way of seafood. But! There were some very authentic meat type ingredients and when I see that on a menu I want to try the food. Full Disclosure: I did not make it past the appetizer menu. I mean I ordered a decent sampling of appetizers. But once I bit into the steamed vegetable dumplings I knew I needed a whole, second order of those… Here’s the thing, whenever I try a new spot and I see vegetable dumplings I order them. And, you know, they’re bland. They’re always bland. But I gotta try. The steamed vegetable dumplings at Taiwan Noodle are NOT bland. So. Much. Flavor!! So Delicious. Amazing. I was thrown by the fact that there’s just not that much “detail” on the menu. Every section contains a “mixed vegetable” version. But there is no indication of what those vegetables are. So I made the HIGHLY INCORRECT assumption that they were not putting much effort into their vegetable items. I bit into that first vegetable dumpling and it was The Most Delicious Chinese Food I have ever eaten. And I have eaten a lot a lot of Chinese Food. The dumplings have carrots and wood ear mushrooms and glass noodles etc. They are a mouth explosion of flavor and umami. I ate my 4 and ordered another 4 and ate those too… My “first round” also included shrimp rolls, shrimp dumplings and fried white fish (which is featured as a “speciality” . The shrimp rolls look like spring rolls, but are packed with shrimp like you would get in shrimp Dim Sum which you DO get in the shrimp dumplings. So I had double shrimp!. Again: DELICIOUS. And the fried white fish? I think my order contained 8 of what I’d describe as a fritter?? Thin white fish fillets folded together, breaded and deep fried. So when you bite in (you must WAIT for everything to cool down enough to bite into. Because this food arrives to your table PIPING hot to each one you are getting a lot of perfectly fried fish. They were served with Kewpie Mayonnaise as a dipping sauce. I had my doubts. But then I dipped. Amazing. So good. Since my first 3 items were just Off The Charts good I decided to order the scallion pancake. I find Chinese scallion pancakes mainly disappointing. Not these. They were PERFECTLY cooked. So the outside is flaky and crisp and the “inside” is moist and flavorful. Kind of like the most perfectly flaky, savory, thin pie crust you’ve ever had. I don’t eat leftovers. I don’t even keep them from a restaurant. I kept the scallion pancake and fried white fish I couldn’t finish (BECAUSE I ATE 8 VEGETABLE DUMPLINGS!! and ate them cold directly out of my fridge the next night. And they were still delicious. Amazing, amazing food. Next time I will force myself to push past the appetizers and Dim Sum!!"
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