延平大飯店
Hsinchu CityEast DistrictChinese restaurant
A Taiwanese snack shop for dinner through late night, with a wide variety of items and plenty of fried options.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Fried Pork
Crispy with a slightly oily feel; pickled cucumber helps cut the richness. Its preparation is similar to Yilan Sanxing bo rou.
Dry Yi Noodles
The thin noodles have a chewy bite and a savory flavor without being greasy; they can also be somewhat oily and light in flavor, and the portion is not large, so those with bigger appetites may want the large bowl.
Ji Juan
It has a cinnamon flavor and a somewhat mushy filling; with sauce, it may be easier to accept.
Fried Tofu
Traditional fried snacks with good, authentic flavor; the fried items have a more noticeable oily feel.
Gu Zi Rou Soup
Generous meat, plenty of soup ingredients, and a tasty broth.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- It was nearly full at around 7:30 p.m. on a weekday.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Avoid if
- People who dislike hot environments
What you should know
- Dine-in and takeout use the same line; find a seat first. You can fill out the order for noodles ahead of time, but other items require waiting in line to order and are cut to order.
- Nearby parking is hard to find, and driving around looking for a space can be very frustrating.