寶島肉圓店
Taipei CityWenshan DistrictDeli
Taro and bamboo-shoot rouyuan come steamed or fried, with a relatively uncommon taro flavor.
At a Glance
Cash only
Signature Dishes
Double Rouyuan
Each serving has two pieces; the double lets you try taro and bamboo shoot together, and the fried version is crisper.
Taro Rouyuan
The taro proportion is high and the flavor is uncommon; the fried version is similar to taro cake, so preferences differ noticeably.
Bamboo-Shoot Rouyuan
The bamboo-shoot flavor is pronounced and the skin differs from Changhua rouyuan; textures range from chewy to somewhat lacking in springiness.
Four Herbs Soup
The soup is smooth and well filled, with soft intestines.
Cold Noodles
The sesame sauce is fragrant and the texture is soft and smooth; adding garlic makes the garlic flavor very strong.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- The rouyuan here are relatively pricey.
What you should know
Best for
- For trying two flavors at once
Avoid if
- If you only want one piece
What you should know
- Each serving has two rouyuan, with no single-piece option; the double-flavor order lets you try taro and bamboo shoot together.
- The taro flavor is uncommon; the fried version is crisper, and preferences differ between steamed and fried.
- Cash only; no accessible entrance, restroom, seating, or parking is provided.