艷麗南洋鹹甜食
Hsinchu CityEast DistrictSoutheast Asian restaurant
There is a wide variety of dishes, with desserts and drinks also standing out, making it suitable for ordering several dishes to enjoy together.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Seafood Laksa
The seafood portion is generous, and the broth has a coconut-milk aroma without being too salty; the sour-and-spicy version is relatively mild, and there have been occasions when it was not served hot enough.
Hainanese Chicken Rice
The Hainanese chicken is fried until crisp; the overall portion is ample and filling.
Nyonya Kuih
It is made with coconut milk and glutinous rice, with a chewy, glutinous texture that can also resemble chilled cake or fen guo; the coconut-sugar flavor may stand out more.
Bubur Cha Cha
The matcha-and-coconut-milk version is not too sweet, has plenty of ingredients, and comes in a large portion.
Pandan Chiffon Cake
It is relatively uncommon in Taiwan, and the pandan chiffon cake is an impressive dessert.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Around NT$400 is enough for a filling meal.
- Peak hours
- Queues have occurred during lunch hours.
- Reservation
- At busy times, guests without reservations have at times had to wait; making a reservation in advance is recommended.
What you should know
Best for
- Dining in a group
Avoid if
- If you need plain white rice as an accompaniment
What you should know
- The fries are sprinkled with curry powder; you can ask the restaurant in advance to leave them unseasoned.
- The entrance requires a walk along a small path, and paid parking spaces are available nearby.
- Two-person tables are on the small side and table spacing is relatively tight; if spacious seating matters to you, take note in advance.