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Scroll to the third picture, and even if you can’t read Chinese, and you’ll see they cost $10.99. (We thought the ticket was so cool we took a picture of it.)
The seafood soup they came with (enough for four and only $11.99) was no slouch either.
Continue reading “Busted Over Fried Intestines at J & J SZECHUAN”
In all the world there is nothing that some man cannot make a little cheaper and sell for a little less, and those who consider price alone are this man’s lawful prey. – John Ruskin
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Would someone please explain to us why this place is so popular with groups of young, Asian women?
Continue reading “HOT N JUICY CRAWFISH…so bad we needed a happy ending”
Wed, Oct 6, 2010 (8:05 p.m.)
(Clockwise from top left) Taiwan Deli’s spicy salad, dry noodles with spicy peanut sauce, spicy beef noodles and dumplings
Photo: Beverly Poppe
When the tiny, obscure Champion Gourmet Chinese deli closed in April, you could almost hear the sighs coming from fans of its rich noodle soups and dumplings. Continue reading “TAIWAN DELI reviewed in Las Vegas Weekly”