Shou Ji Porridge
Kinmen CountyJinning TownshipPorridge restaurant
Kinmen-style Cantonese congee with a rich, full-bodied base and generous toppings, including thick-cut pork liver, meatballs, and Spanish mackerel.
At a Glance
Cash only
Signature Dishes
Shou Ji Cantonese Congee
The grains are almost dissolved, and the flavor is rich and full-bodied; the thick-cut pork liver, meatballs, and fish chunks are generous, with firm, springy meatballs, though the abundant toppings may overwhelm the congee itself.
Youtiao
Youtiao can be added; it is very large, crisp, and distinctive, and pairs well with the congee.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- A past record lists NT$110 per bowl, with generous portions.
- Peak hours
- A wait has been recorded at 10:00.
- Reservation
- Calling ahead has been suggested to avoid a wasted trip and a wait.
What you should know
Best for
- For those who prefer generously topped congee
Avoid if
- If you need indoor dining
What you should know
- There has been a note about a bloody-looking appearance in the thick-cut pork liver; the shop explains that it is cut thick and is fully cooked.
- There is only one kind of congee, so there is no flavor choice; the youtiao is distinctive and may sell out later in the day.
- Past visits have recorded waits of about 10 to 50 minutes, and arriving too late has also resulted in the congee selling out.