KESC 36 Taiwanese Express.

8 challengers, and it was not a challenge to fit into this eatery, there were only a couple of other people eating there. Which may be because the students aren't around, because the food was fine.

So it's sort of a Macdonalds format. You read a menu and order at the counter, then sit down and wait for it to be delivered. The cook hands it to the waitress through a small hole like in prison, and the food comes on a plastic tray with compartments, TV dinner style. I wouldn't say bento box, it wasn't really like that. Anyway all the meals are the same, you just get to choose a different main meat, which goes in the top right corner. The other sections have rice, pickled bean shoots, pickled ginger or something, and corn soup. They were all OK, but the meats were quite tasty. I had a spicy sour pork thing, it was delicious. Like a deep-fried pork version of shan dong chicken! So yummy. The other highlight was A ordered a snack before starting, which was some sweet potato chips, delicious. Those chips and small thing like that were about $5, the TV tray meals were about $10. They do free table water, and sell cold tea drinks.