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Not far from our Gua Bao snack at Lan Jia we stopped in for a second mini-lunch at another famous shop - Lu Rou Fan (braised pork rice) at Jin Feng.
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This dish is a famous Taiwanese staple - braised pork belly sliced up and served over rice with some of the cooking liquid added.
They have three sizes of bowls - we opted for the medium size, which ended up being perfect. We also gilded the lily a bit by ordering a bowl with whole slices of pork belly. Both bowls came with some pickled bitter melon and the bowl with the larger chunks of belly also had some bamboo shoots.
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We offset the fatty pork a bit with an order of morning glory greens.
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Everything was really tasty. The first bite of the sliced up pork belly and rice was probably the most satisfying single bite of food I had in Taipei.
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