HAILI
Kaohsiung CityQianjin DistrictModern French restaurant
Eight dishes blend Japanese, French, and Taiwanese culinary techniques in an understated, elegant dining experience.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Taiwanese Hot-Pot Noodles
The shrimp broth recalls the flavor of early Kaohsiung street stalls; this street-food dish is given a refined presentation.
Tilefish
The skin is fried crisp while the flesh retains its texture; paired with shungiku and green Sichuan pepper, with a broth made from the fish head that leaves a lingering impression.
Botan Shrimp Tempura
The coating is thin, crisp, and not greasy, while the shrimp stays sweet and fresh; the head is fried crisp.
Fish Milt with Soy Milk
Cod milt and soy milk blend harmoniously, with accompaniments available to pair; the dish is distinctive.
Rouge Duck
Served with three sauces, it invites another taste; on a second visit, the duck was found to be somewhat fattier and gamey.
At a Glance
- Reservation
- Reservations are required.
What you should know
Hidden costs
- There is a record of an additional NT$500 fee for bringing outside food.
What you should know
- The space is small with limited seating; counter seats offer a close view of the open kitchen.
- Paid street parking is available, but spaces are hard to find.