Peng Cheng Tang
Taichung CityTaiping DistrictSeafood restaurant
A long-established Taiwanese restaurant known for generous banquet-style dishes and nostalgic collectibles, well suited to group dining.
At a Glance
Often busyReservation requiredKid seatsWheelchair access
Signature Dishes
Sesame Oil Egg Pork Jowl
The Sesame Oil Egg Pork Jowl pairs well with rice; if you want to start with one main dish, this is a good place to begin.
Old-Style Braised Pork Gua Bao
The braised pork is tender and not too salty, served in a gua bao for a classic old-style Taiwanese profile.
Salted Egg Penghu Cuttlefish
Salted egg flavor with Penghu cuttlefish; a good choice if you want a seafood dish with salted egg flavor.
Sakura Shrimp Dajia Taro Shred Cake
Sakura shrimp with Dajia taro shred cake, a distinctive taro dish for a shared meal.
Brown Sugar Eight-Treasure Bean Grass Jelly Ice
Fragrant brown sugar, generous toppings, and unlimited refills after the meal.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- On holidays, lunch and dinner each have three seating slots; lunch starts at 11:30 and dinner at 17:30.
- Reservation
- Reservations are required.
What you should know
Best for
- Large or family gatherings
Hidden costs
- All-you-can-eat rice requires an extra NT$30 per person
What you should know
- Banquet menus are for 10 people, priced at NT$6,800 / 8,800 / 11,800 / 13,800.
- Portions are on the generous side; two diners may not finish everything.
- The entrance is small and finding parking may take some driving; paid parking lots and metered street spaces are available.