橋頭麻辣鍋
Taipei CityDa'an DistrictHot pot restaurant
A yin-yang hot pot pairs a preserved-egg-and-cilantro clear broth with a spicy broth; duck blood and beef meatballs are the standout add-ins.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busyReservation requiredWiFi
Signature Dishes
Preserved Egg & Cilantro Clear Broth
The preserved egg and cilantro give the broth a refreshing, distinctive character; it may also taste ordinary, with the preserved egg not very prominent.
Duck Blood
Silky after absorbing the broth, with a texture compared to soft egg tofu or jelly; the duck blood in the hot-pot base can also be refilled free of charge.
Beef Meatballs
A meaty aroma and substantial bite; the beef meatballs also pair well as an add-on with shrimp paste.
Gold Medal Wontons
Gold Medal Wontons are an add-on option for a yin-yang hot pot.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- If you like generous meat portions, leave extra room in the budget.
- Reservation
- Reservations are needed before dining.
What you should know
Best for
- Group dining
Avoid if
- If you do not eat cilantro
What you should know
- The restaurant occupies the second and third floors of a residential building, with no elevator and a low-key entrance.
- The spicy broth's heat cannot be adjusted; those who prefer very spicy food may find it too mild.
- The sauce station has eggs for self-service, but no chili peppers.