Taiwanese pop up kitchen Union St
I was heading to Union St, a co-working space, coffee shop and pop up kitchen. Each day Monday to Friday different food. On Wednesday Taiwanese food being swerved by ShuJu Kitchen.
So far I had not had much luck. My first two attempts, no food left. My third attempt they were not there.
Fourth time lucky, Taiwanese food was being swerved by ShuJu Kitchen and it looked popular as people queuing, and even better looked good.
I tried stir-fried chicken, and better still tasted good. Generous portion size.
My only criticism the rice was nearly cold and brown rice is healthier than white rice. Otherwise excellent and I can see why popular.
There was a choice of four options, and when I had finished, only two options left.
I thanked the two Taiwanese girls and said it had been worth making the effort to find them. I asked of street food. Not currently as they lack the mobility, and Lincoln would be too far.
I was thanked for my compliments on their food, and given a tiny little origami figure in appreciation of my kind comments. I remarked the last time I had been given an origami figure was when travelled by train from Bassano del Grappapa to Venice with Japanese friends. I then learnt, Taiwan heavily influenced by Japanese culture as had been occupied by Japan for many years.
Pop up kitchen at Union St on Wednesday lunchtime and house parties.
They have a good deal with the coffee guy, he supplies the coffee, he gets in return a dish.
I learn that the coffee kiosk Motore Cafe had run a pop up coffee stall for several months, I had actually learnt from the coffee stall, when they left, such was the popularity of their coffee, Union St was requested to supply the same quality coffee, hence support from Dark Woods.
Union St, co-working space, coffee shop, pop up kitchen Monday to Friday.
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