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  1. Dai Ho

    Taiwanese

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    Doors open at 11:30 and close a few hours later, which tells you everything: this small Taiwanese restaurant in Temple City operates on its own terms, and the lines that form before opening tell you the neighborhood is fine with that. The menu hangs above the cash register, so you read it standing up. Tea arrives in a Styrofoam cup without asking. Expect to be out in twenty minutes, holding a Michelin Bib Gourmand memory.

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    • Fiery beef noodle soup

      “Three surefire hits include the fiery beef noodle soup (one of the best renditions in town)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Sesame dry noodles

      “Three surefire hits include the fiery beef noodle soup (one of the best renditions in town); the sesame dry noodles; and the beef tripe and pork shank.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Beef tripe and pork shank

      “Three surefire hits include the fiery beef noodle soup (one of the best renditions in town); the sesame dry noodles; and the beef tripe and pork shank.”

      Michelin Guide

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