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2017-09-27
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There used to be Saint Alps everywhere but there are only four branches left.I have to admit, I haven't been here for years because I have forgotten about it and they have disappeared from the places I normally go.Taiwanese fare is not my thing either as it is just fried stuff sprinkled with seasoning and super sweet artificial drinks.Anyway, decided to go and try the beef noodles as this is probably the cheapest Taiwanese beef noodles you will find.After all Saint Alps is the oldest specialist
I have to admit, I haven't been here for years because I have forgotten about it and they have disappeared from the places I normally go.
Taiwanese fare is not my thing either as it is just fried stuff sprinkled with seasoning and super sweet artificial drinks.
Anyway, decided to go and try the beef noodles as this is probably the cheapest Taiwanese beef noodles you will find.After all Saint Alps is the oldest specialist for Taiwanese bubble teas and food.
For $42, you can see it had everything ie the beef and tendons, but the broth was not strong enough and the beef was not soft enough.But for that price it is definitely reasonable.
The roasted oolong tea was very thirst quenching with a good roasted aroma.
The grapefruit jasmine was refreshing as it was tart balanced by the fragrant Jasmine with bits of jelly at the bottom.
At the entrance, you will find boxes of tea so if you like the tea you can get sachets of instant milk tea or tea leaves.
Tea has always been my thing so I got the oolong which still tastes good when I made it at home.
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