京鼎小館
Taipei CitySongshan DistrictChinese restaurant
Centered on xiaolongbao and fried rice, with generally light seasoning.
At a Glance
Kid seats
Signature Dishes
Xiaolongbao
Juicy, with the original flavor standing out; it can be light and not cloying, but may also feel oily and rich after several pieces.
Pork chop egg fried rice
The pork chop is crisp and substantial, with a filling portion; the egg fried rice is lightly seasoned, with less wok hei and egg aroma, and may be on the dry side.
Shrimp red-oil wontons
The wrapper is springy, with broadly tolerable heat and a touch of vinegar; the seasoning may lean sour, and the red-oil presence varies.
Hot and sour soup
Generous with ingredients; the sourness and heat may be balanced, but it may also be overly vinegary or lack both sourness and heat.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Lunch peak periods are often packed.
- Reservation
- Reservations accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Best for sharing several dishes
Avoid if
- If you prefer bold flavors
Hidden costs
- A service charge has been recorded on a past visit
What you should know
- A past visit recorded card payment and tea or water included.
- No accessible entrance, seating, or parking is provided.
- Parking lots and roadside spaces are chargeable.