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1. Lunch set-menu $8.99 includes a main course (rice/noodles), a drink (can choose from a list of hot or cold) or soup, salad
Great Value. They change the menu once in a few months. There are 6 different options to choose from, examples would be braised beef with rice, marinated chicken with rice, soup noodles etc. There are so many options that you will never have a problem picking something that you like. Nice because there is always a salad and some side veggies that come with it. My only complaint is that the taste can be a little salty for me at times (however i believe that's the norm for Taiwanese cuisine).
2. Dinner set-menu $13.99-14.99. $14.99 set menu comes with a main dish (rice/noodle), a side salad, a side appetizer (tofu/veggie), a soup, and a drink. Lots of food. Again the taste is a little salty for my taste. But definitely good value.
3. Very nice and comfortable decor as a bubble tea place. Come by yourself, or come as a group, both very nice. Service depends on the person serving you, some very nice, some just so-so.
4. **VIP card - $10 for one year, $20 for two year if I remember correctly. Get it if you are a regular customer. Get 10% every time! You will get your money back easily.
5. ** if you like brewing tea, Carmen is the nice lady at the tea section. She is very nice and knowledgeable and for sure will be able to help you. I think she is there most of the time.
5. Side note: This is a better place for bubble tea, because for example the Taro bubble tea, they use real taro in the drink... as opposed to other stores. I was told by my friend that even some smaller Ten Ren they use only powder as opposed to the real taro in this store.
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