1993韓式無菜單料理
Taipei CityDa'an DistrictKorean restaurant
A small Korean omakase restaurant with counter seating; the chef personally serves and explains the dishes, with soy-marinated crab as a highlight.
At a Glance
Reservation required
Signature Dishes
Korean Soy-Marinated Crab
The crab can be jelly-like, tender, sweet, and free of fishiness, but may also have a stringier texture; the sauce can be eaten directly, while the seaweed aroma may be muted.
Spicy Cream Shrimp Spring Roll
Crisp outside and tender inside, with a mildly spicy dipping sauce.
Chicken Noodle Soup
The egg ribbons and chicken are tasty, and the broth is comfortably seasoned; inspired by Korean pork soup rice, it is reworked as chicken noodle soup.
Chestnut Butter Cake
A chestnut butter dessert to finish the meal; another description refers to a chestnut croissant pancake version.
At a Glance
- Reservation
- A past record described reservations as required, with two dinner seatings.
What you should know
Best for
- For dates or treating yourself
What you should know
- About ten counter seats, with two dinner seatings per night.
- A past record lists a set menu at NT$1,650 per person.
- The marinated crab takes some time; the miso soup served with it may be lukewarm.