予島 YuDao
Tainan CityAnping DistrictRestaurant
A no-menu dining experience that combines international culinary techniques with local Taiwanese ingredients to present the island's terroir as Taiwanese new cuisine.
At a Glance
Reservation required
Signature Dishes
Sourdough Bread
The sourdough bread was a small but memorable highlight of that meal.
White Eel
The white eel was one of the small but memorable highlights of that meal.
Yuguang Island Oyster
The Yuguang Island oyster had no fishy smell at all.
Yellowfin Fish Soup
It once contained a fish bone over 2 cm long, causing a treatable mouth injury; still an unfortunate flaw.
Rice-Paper-Wrapped Lobster
On that occasion, the fried aroma overshadowed the lobster and its four accompaniments, which was a little unfortunate.
At a Glance
- Reservation
- Reservations are required.
What you should know
Best for
- For diners who want to take their time with the food.
Hidden costs
- Wine (or tea) is a required pairing, which raises the overall price.
What you should know
- The private-room area may get noisy when its door is opened; note this if a quiet meal matters.
- The dish explanations can be delivered quickly; keep this in mind when dining with older companions.
- On one occasion, much of the milkfish claypot rice was left unfinished, and staff did not ask whether it should be taken home.