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Hsinchu CountyZhubei CityHakka restaurant
Hakka dishes that blend traditional ingredients, with garlic-seared pork liver, Shouwu chicken soup, and handmade noodles as key orders.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Garlic-Seared Pork Liver
It can be thick and fragrant from searing, with a tender, springy texture; it may also be slightly thin or gamey, with the garlic not fully coming through.
Shouwu Imperial Chicken Soup
The soup has a mesona-herb aroma and tastes sweet with a slightly bitter finish; the chicken can be firm and springy, or somewhat dry.
Pickled-Mustard Fried Rice
The grains are distinct, with balanced sour fragrance and layered flavor; the taste can sometimes be light, while the garlic and chili may be more pronounced.
Shacha Stir-Fried Handmade Noodles
The noodles are thick and springy with a chewy bite, and the shacha aroma stands out; the seasoning may also be light and slightly plain.
Crispy Taro Duck
The outside is crisp and the taro dense, with duck that can be tender and fragrant; it may also be finely shredded, making the dish resemble a salty taro fritter overall.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Small and large portions make it easier for smaller groups to order more dishes.
- Peak hours
- Lunch is a popular time.
- Reservation
- Reservations are required.
What you should know
Best for
- Group Hakka dining
Hidden costs
- Parking is paid
What you should know
- The garlic-seared pork liver has sold out after late arrivals; ask about reserving it when booking.
- A weekday lunch without a reservation once found the restaurant full, with a one-hour dining window.