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Miriam: What do you want to eat, I'll take you to eat some street food.
I take you to eat street food.
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Brian: I want to eat some noodles.
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Miriam: There are many types of noodles, flat, rice and fried.
There are many noodles. Flat noodle, rice noodle and fried noodle.
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Brian: How about some rice noodles and some stinky tofu?
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Miriam: I know this great little noodle store, their stinky tofu is good too.
I know this noodle store, they have good stinky tofu also.
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Brian: Stinky tofu stinks but it's so good.
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boiled dumpling ¤ô»å
steamed buns ÄCÀY
soybean milk ¨§¼ß
peanut soybean milk ¦Ì¼ß
rice porridge µ}¶º
sweet potato congee ¦a¥Êµ°
oyster thin noodles ³H¥JÄѽu
falt nooodles ªO±ø
rice noodles ¦Ì¯»
fried rice noodles ª£¦Ì¯»
green bean noodles ¥V¯»
oyster omelet ³H¥J·Î
stinky tofu ¯ä¨§»G
fried spring rolls ¬µ¬K±²
spring rolls ¬K±²
Taiwanese meatballs ¦×¶ê
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