楊州肉圓芋丸
Changhua CountyLukang TownshipTaiwanese restaurant
A market-corner snack stall specializing in bawan and taro meatballs.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busyReservation requiredEasy parking
Signature Dishes
Bawan
The fried skin can be crisp or soft and chewy, with meat and bamboo shoots inside; sauce may soften it after a takeaway order sits.
Taro meatball
The outer layer contains taro chunks with a rich taro aroma, and the filling contains a meatball; it may not suit diners who do not like taro.
Taro meatball soup
The broth has a ginger flavor that pairs well with the taro meatball; the ginger can be strong and may feel spicy in hot weather.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Portions are small, but prices are friendly.
- Peak hours
- Crowds are heavier at mealtimes, so expect to queue.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- A stop while exploring Lukang Old Street
Avoid if
- If you do not like taro
What you should know
- Seating is limited; diners collect their food and return their bowls themselves, and many people take it to go.
- Items are sold until they run out; on one occasion, the bawan sold out at 4:00 p.m., and only two taro meatballs remained at 12:50 p.m.