王德福滷担
New Taipei CityXindian DistrictZhejiang restaurant
A Jiangzhe snack shop featuring a wide selection of Shanghai platter dishes and fragrant tomato chao-guo noodles.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Tomato Chao-Guo Noodles
The fragrant broth has rich tomato flavor with a fresh, mellow character, and the wide noodles are springy; on a second visit, it seemed ordinary.
Pork Chop Vegetable Rice
The pork chop is freshly fried without a coating, aromatic and juicy; the seasoning may be salty, while the vegetable rice is sticky.
Douyu
A tofu-skin pouch is rolled with bean sprouts and long beans, with bean and fried-oil aromas intertwining; it has sold out early before, so it may be unavailable if you arrive late.
Zhenjiang Yaorou
The meat jelly is springy; the lean meat is richly fragrant and not dry, while the fatty meat melts in the mouth; the texture may also be fairly firm, with a faint Shaoxing-wine aroma.
Shandong Roast Chicken
It is marinated, braised, then steamed; the chicken portion is generous and comes with cucumber and cilantro; the sauce is strongly savory and salty, and some parts may be over-charred and dry.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Pricier than typical snack shops.
- Peak hours
- It has been full around 11:30 on holidays.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Trying many side dishes at once
What you should know
- The side-dish portions in the pork chop rice meal are smaller than individual orders.
- Tables are close together, so peak mealtimes can feel cramped.
- First-time diners can follow the on-site instructions; the scene may feel a little confusing.