
We read that this place, Old Mom's and Old
Pop's, had porridge and small
paltes for breakfast but when we got there, we found out that was no longer available. So we ordered some
northern style breakfast dishes and a couple bowls of
porridge/
congee. Our second taste of
dan bing was not as beautiful as the version we had on
Alishan.
The taro cakes and pot stickers were good, however, especially with the hot sauce and oyster sauce they gave us.

Also
interesting to see the
potstickers had open sides. Wonder what that does?

A bowl of
TW style porridge with seafood and veggies. The rice was very distinct from the soup which is typical of
TW style.

The preserved egg and pork porridge was much creamier in
consistency (no cream though) with an egg beaten in. I am now of the opinion that
congee is the more smooth, creamy style, and porridge is the rice separate style.

The pork floss was melt-in-your-mouth. Janet vowed to buy pork floss.

As usual the price was just ridiculously low compared to what we're used to paying for food in the US. NT420 (~14).
屏東縣恆春鎮墾丁鵝鑾路216號
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