Grill Party At A-Dong’s
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Last night, Hui-chen and I were invited to a grill party at A-dong’s new place. This is the time of year when the Lunar Festival is celebrated (according to the lunar calendar) in Taiwan and other places in Asia. It’s also known as the mid-Autumn festival and people usually have a grill party outdoors. The weather is normally very nice at this time of year in Taiwan, and last night was no exception.
This is A-dong on the far left of this frame. He treated everyone to the food and literally dozens of bottles of beer.
A-dong’s commercial gas grill was going fast and furious, cranking out the food.
A-dong’s wife (right) prepares some food to be grilled.
Present was Sang Som Royal Thai rum of course, some tempura from the local fried food stand, shrimp and pork.
Closeup of the pork.
Closeup of the shrimp, piled on top of chicken wings and other pork pieces.
The guests were mostly Thai. They sure know how to have a good time.
A-dong also had oysters and clams on the grill for us.
Hui-chen enjoying a chicken wing.
The crowd rotated somewhat, as guests left and others arrived.
This is the grill chef, who spent hours on his feet grilling the food for us.
Inside, a small party was going on too. We had the doors open so we could hear the Thai songs outside. Thai music is very good.
Food coming off the grill.
A-dong talking with some guests.
This is A-chen (left) posing with a Vietnamese girl.
This was the most dangerous dish I have yet seen. I sampled the smallest spec of cabbage that I could find and it was like a raging fire in my mouth! There are more hot peppers per square centimeter in this dish, than all of the others combined! The Thai guests ate it like it was nothing unusual.
This is our last shot of the night. Just look at those dishes on the table. Yes, it was one fine grill party and we thank A-dong for his hospitality!
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Articles in series Weekend Parties:
- Weekend Parties, Part I
- Weekend Parties, Part II
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- Bushman’s Blogtoberfest: The Story From My Perspective
- June Roof Party
- Miaoli In July
- Announcement: Bushman’s Blogger Beach BBQ!
- Bushman’s Blogger Beach BBQ
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- Titty Tea Party
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October 3rd, 2009 at 06:20
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October 3rd, 2009 at 15:56
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October 5th, 2009 at 00:51
Looked like a good night MJ. Thais do know how to have fun but often don’t know when to stop having fun and drinking. Thai men drunk can be very affectionate when drunk.
.-= Brunty´s last blog ..Life is Good in Isaan Thailand, Beer and Painting. =-.
thenhbushman
reply on October 5th, 2009 12:25:
Brunty, i’ve been on the receiving end of that affection from drunken Thai men, and i can tell you that its nothing you want! fortunately there was none of that present on this evening. wish you could have joined us. take care.
October 5th, 2009 at 08:39
Looks like you had a good night. Definitely a much larger variety of food than the BBQ I went to but I think we had the better location – on the sidewalk outside Selina’s sister’s company on the busiest street in Yonghe…lol
.-= Craig Ferguson (@cfimages)´s last blog ..Five For Friday – Taipei Martyrs Shrine =-.
thenhbushman
reply on October 5th, 2009 12:26:
Craig, we had no complaints about the location (which is fortunate). it was nice and cool with a slight breeze. and, there wasn’t a piece of bread to be seen! lol thanks Craig.
October 8th, 2009 at 03:59
I’ve just eaten, but that pork still looks delicious.
thenhbushman
reply on October 8th, 2009 10:14:
Stefan, i can tell you with certainty that it was! thanks!