圓環魯肉飯
Taipei CityShilin DistrictTaiwanese restaurant
Braised pork rice and crispy fried chicken leg come with a three-side bento; queues are common during peak dining hours.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busy
Signature Dishes
Braised pork rice
The gravy has a balanced sweet-salty profile, with generous meat and aroma; be aware it may taste salty and the rice may be on the soft side.
Fried chicken leg
Crispy skin, a meatier and juicy leg, with a light coating; compared with pork chop, the chicken-leg rice feels more satisfying.
Pork chop
The cut is a whole piece but on the thin side, with an oily, fatty, salty profile; both the pork chop and chicken leg have their appeal.
Braised pork belly rice
The fatty portion is tender and the skin slightly springy; some lean meat is a little dry, so choose it if you prefer the fatty portion.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- On a 2026 revisit, three sides and an egg cost about NT$80, considered inexpensive for Tianmu.
- Peak hours
- Queues are common at lunchtime
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted
What you should know
Best for
- For crispy chicken-leg fans who can accept a queue
What you should know
- About 10 dine-in seats; most orders are bentos to go.
- The indoor room has air-conditioning but tight seating; outdoor seats are warmer.