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An old tucked-away shop centered on milkfish, with generous, boneless milkfish-belly fish-paste soup.
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An old tucked-away shop centered on milkfish, with generous, boneless milkfish-belly fish-paste soup.
Rou Geng soup and Rou Yuan soup carry a decades-old flavor familiar since childhood.
A takeaway scallion pancake made to order from thin fried dough, with egg, scallions and combinations such as kimchi.
A long-established traditional noodle stall with thin, chewy Fuzhou dry noodles, distinctive mixed fish-ball soup, and braised side dishes.
A small eatery serving noodles, egg-pouch soup, and Taiwanese cold-cut dishes during the breakfast-and-lunch period.
The Eight-Liang Chicken has thin, crisp skin and bursts with juice; the dine-in setting has a retro, nostalgic style.
Oil rice pairs with braised pork sauce, sweet chili sauce, or a fried egg; clear, unthickened pork meatball soup is also available.
Southern-style bowl rice cake with a brown color and shrimp, with floating fish thick soup also available.
Taro-based offerings including taro ice, taro kuih, and deep-fried taro cakes.
The sesame-oil dry-mixed assortment lets you try pork liver, pork heart, and kidney in one order; weekday lunchtimes are about 70–80% full, with quick table turnover.
Traditional-style tofu pudding with generous toppings and substantial portions.