Wang’s Broth
Taipei CityWanhua DistrictTaiwanese restaurant
'Black-gold' braised pork rice paired with a sweet pickled-melon pork soup, with an overall bold flavor profile.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busyReservation requiredEasy parking
Signature Dishes
Mushroom Braised Pork Rice
Mushrooms pair well with the braised pork rice; the rice's moisture and saltiness depend on your taste.
Clear Soup with Pickled-Melon Pork
Pickled melon and pork bones make a sweet broth; the pork is coated with thin fish paste and has a firm, chewy bite. The broth leans salty, so light eaters may not find it familiar.
Braised Duck Egg
The braising sauce is savory and fragrant, with springy whites and rich yolks; it may also be dry or not very seasoned.
Garlic Chicken
Tender chicken with a sweet-and-salty garlic sauce; cucumber and tomato on the side help cut the richness.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- It has been less busy around opening time; at midday, a line of over 30 people has been seen.
- Reservation
- No reservations.
What you should know
Best for
- Diners who like bold flavors
Avoid if
- If you dislike salty flavors
What you should know
- No reservations; cash only.
- Parking is hard to find, and nearby parking is paid.
- The current listing says there are no accessible seats or accessible parking.