Does it go back to counting as nectar, like you hadn't fed it to the pikmin?
Do the petals automatically get added to your petal jar?
Or are you just out of nectar with no new petals?
The braised pork rice with radish soup and soda was about 4 dollars. Really good.
Paid with my Costco-branded VISA credit card. There seem to be conflicting info online (on reddit too) about how they don't accept foreign credit cards, they don't accept VISA, etc. but that wasn't my experience.
It had crispy, deep fried strands forming a shell on the outside and had two soft layers on the inside, with the overall texture and taste reminding me of steamed sweet pumpkin or sweet potatoes.
I wanna say the top inner layer was kinda light purple so I'm assuming is taro and it had a slight mochi like consistency (but not too chewy), and below that was a vibrant yellow center that I thought might be an egg yolk but it didn't really have an eggy taste.
Last pic is the restaurant I had it at in Taipei. It was a small spot where people serve themselves and they pay for their plate by weight. Wanted to ask the staff what it was as I was leaving but it was lunch rush hour and they only had one person manning the cashier so I didn't.
Edit: Solved! Apparently these are called 芋頭金瓜酥 or 脆皮金瓜 and it's shredded taro on the outside and pumpkin puree on the inside, and a classic Taiwanese vegetarian snack.