Location: Taipei, Hai Sushi (Conveyor Belt Sushi)
Travel note summary: Another evening, I arranged to eat with Lien, a netizen I met before. Taiwan is really small; friends mentioned in the above random notes can all be connected to friends I know elsewhere. Yucheng is a high school classmate of senior Qingwen from my university department. Shengzhi and junior Ruihong from the club are also high school classmates. And Lien is a university classmate of Xinyi, the wife of my junior high classmate Haoting. It had been a long time since we last met. Lien now works at PwC Accounting Firm. That evening, Morgan dined with her and one of her colleagues. We met at Hai Sushi downstairs in Taipei 101. The dining style is conveyor belt sushi, plus à la carte options, with prices calculated by plate color (starting from 40 NT dollars). Perhaps we ordered modestly, and there happened to be a promotion in the shop, so each person only spent about 300 NT dollars, which isn't too expensive. Nigiri sushi, gunkan maki, or slightly seared ingredients were basically not bad, leaving an okay impression. Not long after, I happened to go food hunting downstairs in 101 with Changyu. We casually ate some gr…