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<\/a>My buddies were enjoying their own food as well. LoLo and S both ordered their House Special Lamb Hotpot<\/strong> ($10.5), with lamb still cooking on a small personal burner. They put some some Danghui, or they often refer it as ‘female ginseng’, which is supposed to keep ladies\u00a0warm and energetic. If you find all that Chinese Ying-Yang balancing dietary culture interesting, this is definitely a wicked dish for ladies. \u00a0 Al’s Taiwanese Style Vermicelli Stir Fry <\/strong>($8.75) and Jac’s Beef with Black Pepper Sauce<\/strong> ($8.75) were both much lighter stir fry dishes with a lot of vegetables. The chef \u00a0of the evening was truly a master of stir fry with such flawless execution and timing on the dishes.<\/p>\n Their drinks were pretty amazing too. My Litchi Green Tea<\/strong> ($3.75) was fragrant and tasty, with a beautiful golden colour and a little bit foam on top, looking just like a pint of blonde ale. The Litchi (Lychee in Cantonese) flavour was subtle but present enough to balance the bitterness of green tea. Al found his Mango Slushy<\/strong> ($4) quite refreshing. It was interesting to see Jac order the Potted Green Milk Tea<\/strong> ($5.25), which was a regular bubble tea with some cookie crumbs forming the ‘Soil’ on top of the foam, and some edible leaves ‘sprouting’ out of the ‘soil’. It was cute to look at, and Jac thought it was more like a dessert than a drink.<\/p>\n The service was attentive and the food came out pretty fast, as it was a not a busy night. We didn’t have any problem with parking either. Apparently they have a shared parking lot in the back of the restaurants, with other businesses in the same building. And on a weekday\u00a0evening, all the spots are available in the lot except the ones for the martial arts school. There is\u00a0also street paid parking, \u00a0or I would just park at Richmond Centre and walk here.<\/p>\n This dinner at Memory Corner is by far the best Taiwanese restaurant meal for me.\u00a0That incredible\u00a0sauce on\u00a0my 3-Cup Chicken looked and tasted so darn good. Paying great attention to detail on petty much everything, they even nailed the small things like plain rice and veggie side dish. \u00a0And that Litchie Green Tea, delicious and not overly sweet, totally completed a satisfying meal. My buddies all seemed to enjoy their food, and the decent affordability was such a bonus as well. I certainly hope we would come back here more often after our weekly badminton game. \u00a0And I have to try their specialty lamb dishes and one of those ‘potted’ drinks next time. Along with Bamboo and Pho Lan side by side on the same block, this is definitely a Tasty Food Corner in Central Richmond.<\/p>\n Website: Menu:<\/strong> More pictures and reviews:<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>The Drinks<\/h3>\n
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