鐘記燒餅
Penghu CountyMagong CityChinese bakery
A thick, kiln-baked shaobing on Wenkang Breakfast Street, with a texture closer to bread that is crisp outside and soft and fluffy inside.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Shaobing
Baked at high heat in a kiln, it has a relatively thick crust with a crisp exterior and a soft, fluffy interior, plus a light dough aroma and sweetness; it has also been described as rather thick and hard, more like bread than traditional flaky pastry.
Shaobing with Scallop Sauce, Scallion Egg & Youtiao
The scallop sauce contains dried fish and scallop pieces, with savory flavor and a mild kick; it comes with soft scallion egg and freshly fried youtiao that are crisp and chewy, while preferences between scallop and char siu may differ.
珠螺 Scallion-Egg Shaobing with Youtiao
The 珠螺 has a crisp bite, while preserved egg makes the shaobing moister; the scallion egg is fragrant and the youtiao has a lightly crisp, oily aroma. If you want to keep the crisp texture, eat it on site.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- One serving of shaobing with scallion egg and a little scallop sauce was recorded at NT$75.
What you should know
Best for
- Good for a quick bite
Avoid if
- If you prefer thin, crisp traditional shaobing
What you should know
- If you are concerned about greasiness, you can choose half a portion of youtiao, which may feel more balanced.
- One past visit involved arriving early to queue because business was brisk; a late-February visit had no line at all.
- The shop is in an alley, parking may be inconvenient, and there is no restroom inside.