Jia Xing Fish Ball Restaurant
Taipei CityDatong DistrictTaiwanese restaurant
A long-established old-school shop where Fuzhou fish ball soup and dry noodles make a classic pairing.
At a Glance
Cash onlyReservation requiredEasy parking
Signature Dishes
Fuzhou Fish Ball Soup
The skin is tender, with both a springy and soft, glutinous texture; the pork filling is plump and juicy. The broth is lightly sweet and mild, with a noticeable celery aroma.
Dry Noodles
Oil noodles are tossed with soy paste, fried scallions, and celery, with a clear aroma; the noodles can be soft yet still springy, and the seasoning may run salty.
Squid Thick Soup
This squid meat thick soup has a nostalgic old-school flavor; chili brings out more flavor.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Portions run small; you may need another stop to get full.
- Peak hours
- The dining peak can feel crowded; afternoon is a better time.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Fans of old-school snacks
Avoid if
- If you prefer large portions
What you should know
- A bowl of Fuzhou fish ball soup usually has four pieces; adding noodles or vermicelli has also come with two pieces, so confirm the portion.
- Indoor seats and tables are small; there has been an arrangement to order takeout outside without joining the dine-in line.