沐嵐 · Moonlight
Hsinchu CityEast DistrictJapanese restaurant
A generous Japanese curry meal with plenty of meat, served with salad and bread.
At a Glance
Often busyReservation requiredEasy parking
Signature Dishes
U.S.-Selected Sous-Vide Beef Japanese Curry
The beef comes as both steak and sous-vide slices. At 5–7 on the doneness scale, it can be tender; the 5-level version may be less aromatic and can be cooked further.
Spiced Pan-Seared Chicken Breast Curry
The chicken breast is tender with a mild, lightly salty flavor; curry alone is enough, but lemongrass sauce is an option if you want a bolder taste.
Fried Chicken Curry
Presented as karaage, with a more fragrant coating and tender meat but not much juice; it pairs especially well with Hainan chili sauce or Thai lemongrass sauce.
Truffle Fries
The fries are crisp outside and not oily; the truffle version is crisp and slightly sweet, with a distinctive flavor.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Portions and meat are generous, but prices run high; it is better suited to an occasional visit.
- Peak hours
- On Saturday evenings, a wait of nearly an hour has been recorded.
- Reservation
- At times, reservations were not accepted and guests had to queue on site.
What you should know
Best for
- For a large meat portion
Avoid if
- If a hot second floor bothers you in summer
What you should know
- Dine-in rice, curry sauce, and soup can be refilled for free.
- Ordering and payment, utensils, and sauces are all self-service.
- During the second waiting round, it was once difficult to tell who was ahead in line.