必比登$$Taiwanese
Chicken features heavily on the menu and the owner is picky about them – he uses only pullets from 5 to 6 months old for their tender meat. Specialities include the classic three-cup chicken that imparts rich aromas, perfect with the chewy pork blood cake. The crispy deep-fried chicken rolls, and the rich, flavourful chicken soup are also worth trying. Don’t forget to end the meal with their homemade egg pudding. Service is warm and friendly.
必比登$$Yunnanese
Since 1956, this restaurant has been attracting loyal fans with its authentic Yunnan fare made with produce shipped from the province – some recipes were inherited from the owner’s mother. Scaly hedgehog fried rice with shredded chicken stars a rare mushroom from Yunnan that imparts earthy aromas. Another must-try, string bean knots stuffed with minced shrimp, are painstaking to craft and deliver exceptional umami and lovely textures.
必比登$Small eats
Without flashy branding and publicity stunts, this decades-old shop has gained the patronage of foodies through word of mouth. Its signature braised pork rice leans more towards the fatty side, but strangely enough, doesn’t taste greasy. The pork sauce packs exceptional depth and a mild gelatinous feel. The thick soup made with bonito flakes and Sa Cha sauce, as well as its braised napa cabbage are to die for! Always busy, despite long opening hours.
必比登$$Vegetarian
Taiwan's first Sichuan vegetarian restaurant is headed up by two chefs, one specialising in vegetarian cooking, the other well versed in Sichuan cuisine. As half of the shop is enclosed in glass panes, the place feels airy and bright. Meat-free dishes imbued with deep flavours and plenty of heat can be made vegan or ovo-lacto vegetarian. Must-try items include the basil-scented vegetarian crisp "tripe" – deep-fried king oyster mushrooms.
必比登$$Taiwanese
A family vibe sets the scene in this shop serving healthy home-style cooking. Their signature chicken soup is made daily with freshly slaughtered free-range chicken, whose stock is simmered for hours with extra chicken added at the end so it stays juicy and tender. Blanched noodles dressed in sesame paste and Sichuan pepper oil sport a bouncy texture and nutty, mildly spicy flavours. Don't miss their glutinous oil rice, which tends to sell out early.
必比登$$Taiwanese
This small shop opens until late and is a favourite spot with the locals for late-night supper. The menu features around 20 home-style dishes, most of which are cold appetisers. Freshly prepared daily, these find their perfect companions in plain congee or steamed rice. The signature red-braised pork trotter has a deep flavour imparted by the soy-based sauce without tasting greasy; the grilled eggplant and braised cabbage are also well made.
必比登$$Taiwanese
Tucked away in a quiet alley, the reputation of Inn’s+ is entirely word of mouth. The owner-chef, who used to manage a bistro, re-interprets Taiwanese classics with less fat and less sodium for a health-conscious clientele, without sacrificing flavour or freshness. Her signature baby oyster omelette uses plump, creamy bivalves from Chiayi County, as well as free-range chicken eggs that boast rich flavours. Tailored menus possible for large parties.
必比登$$Taiwanese
This little gem with only five tables opened its doors in 1995 and moved to this address in 2010. The chef has been cooking professionally for over 40 years and he excels in making additive-free, simple but delicious Taiwanese dishes with the freshest catch from the sea. Regulars also come for abalone silkie chicken soup, double-boiled with Chinese herbs for two hours. Grilled pork trotter with gelatinous skin and juicy flesh is also unmissable.
必比登$Noodles
Nestled in the Dadaocheng area, this family business is now run by the third-generation owners. It opens at 7am for traditional Taiwanese breakfast – egg or rice noodles served in a flavoursome stock made with pork bones, offal and chicken, or dressed in a sweet sauce. Side dishes like pork offal, boiled chicken and blanched squid are also worth trying, but their signature crispy skin braised pork is only available after 10am.
必比登$Small eats
Though technically in a night market, this third-generation family business is only open from dawn till dusk. Since 1973, the regulars have been returning for its steamed sticky rice that is chewy but never mushy. Year-old aged rice is mixed with fried scallion and garlic before steamed with lean or fatty pork. It tastes best with homemade sweet chilli sauce and spicy radish sauce. Also try the oyster soup steeped in umami and plump oysters.
必比登$Small eats
This hipster breakfast shop was founded in 2017 before moving to a quiet alley near Xingtian Temple. It prides itself on its egg fritters in south Taiwanese style with a crisp crust and fluffy, soft centre. There are more than 10 fillings to choose from, such as Sichuan pepper sausage, or soymilk chicken. Some of the fillings are also served in the form of rice balls or sandwiched in a steamed dark brown sugar bun like a Taiwanese burger. Everything is made to order.
必比登$$Creative
Formerly a private dessert lab open by appointment only, Hugh turned into a sleek, minimalistic restaurant with regular hours in 2021. The 6- to 7- course dessert dining menu includes the best sweets in season, not only exquisitely plated, but also subverting preconceptions. Courses flow elegantly from one to another, presenting a variety of depth and textures. It’s also worth paying extra for the hidden improvised course. Booking is mandatory.
必比登$$Taiwanese
Service is friendly at this joint, which has been cooking home-style dishes since 1971. The dining area spreads across two shops, each with two storeys; customers with mobility issues can ask for a table on the ground floor. Most diners pick the catch of the day at the seafood stand, next to which a chalkboard menu lists all the signature dishes – such as baby oysters with minced garlic, and steamed seasonal fish with salted winter melon.
TripAdvisor 评论样本 · 4.1/5 · 76 条
Mao Yuan在台北拥有较高声誉,平均评分4.1/5。食物方面,卤白菜、白斩鸡、炸花枝丸及蚵仔广受好评,食材新鲜且具传统风味;但部分食客认为整体表现平庸,个别菜品如炒水莲口感偏干或猪肝味道单一。服务普遍礼貌周到,经理友好,但亦有反馈上菜节奏需改进。环境整洁舒适,二楼楼梯较陡需注意。尽管被米其林推荐,部分游客觉得性价比一般,认为其并未显著优于其他台菜馆,适合寻求传统口味且能接受中等评价的旅客。
适合希望体验传统台式家常菜且对极致美味无过高期待的旅客。
必比登$Noodles
This household name on the beef noodle scene has been building up a loyal following since 1949. The broth is slow cooked with beef bones and a blend of 10 Chinese herbs. Its exceptional flavour and depth perfectly complement the delicious ribbon noodles, which are hand-pulled to order. The tender local and Aussie beef is of course a highlight. Cold sides such as pork ear in aspic and pickled cabbage are made fresh daily.
TripAdvisor 评论样本 · 4.1/5 · 62 条
位于台北西门町万年大楼地下一层的老山东手工面馆,虽位置隐蔽但人气旺盛,常现排队景象。招牌牛肉面汤头浓郁,牛肉软烂入味,面条厚实有嚼劲,部分食客建议搭配芝麻酱和辣椒提味。整体环境为无装修的传统风格,宽敞舒适但略显嘈杂。服务方面,尽管客流密集,出餐速度较快。口味评价两极,有人赞其美味实惠,也有人认为汤底偏咸或味道普通。仅支持现金支付,适合追求地道手工面食且能接受基础环境的游客。
适合喜欢地道手工面和热闹氛围、不介意基础环境的食客。
必比登$$Dim Sum
This popular soup dumpling shop was born over 20 years ago after its owners were taught how to make xiao long bao by a Shanghainese chef. Only the freshest pork hind leg cuts are used as the filling and the dumpling ‘skin’ is made simply with flour and water. Their soup-squirting dumplings are also known for their lightness. The red bean pancake uses two kinds of red beans in its silky filling which is complemented by a crisp sesame pastry crust.
必比登$$Shanghainese
The story of the international chain famous for xiao long bao dates back to 1972 when its first shop opened on Xinyi Road. The former flagship eatery is now takeaway-only, but dine-in service is available on the other side of the street in a 330-seater four-storey venue inaugurated in 2020. Besides the aforementioned soup dumplings, also try the sweet and sour pork, bitter melon pork rib soup and steamed taro buns.
必比登$Small eats
Now run by the third generation, this family shop is known for its authentic Tainan street food. Made from scratch daily, the must-try stewed pork belly shows alternate layers of fat and meat and comes with dried radish, pickles, cucumber and marinated dried tofu on a bed of steamed Tainan rice. The complex, aromatic sauce goes down a treat with the rice. The pork is just as good in gua bao sandwich. The madou rice cake tends to sell out early, so pre-order by phone.
必比登$$Vegetarian
There’s no shortage of vegetarian restaurants in Taipei, but not many position themselves as a vegetarian equivalent of an American bistro. The head chef has experience in Sichuan and western cuisines, so his menu shows eclectic influences in addition to pastas and pizzas. Spicy dumplings with tofu filling are Sichuanese inspired; fried cauliflower is enrobed in Korean gochujang glaze; pad krapow burning bowl is a Thai-style salad.
必比登$$Cantonese
Helming the kitchen of Tsui Feng Yuan for almost 20 years, chef Peng honours his family’s culinary traditions and handcrafts a Cantonese lineup. Must-tries include crispy duck stuffed with mashed taro, and crispy skin chicken. Exuding divine aromas, his famous beef glass noodles in a claypot need pre-ordering. The glass noodles are seasoned with umami-laden, house-made XO sauce. The portion sizes are good for sharing.
必比登$$Noodles
A far cry from your average cramped noodle shop, this is lavish and glam spot. Better still, it also delivers on flavour – the signature beef noodle soup with oxtail, shank, tendon and heel muscle lets you sample a range of beef textures. The broth (free refills available) is made with beef backbones and ribs plus four kinds of tomato and two types of onions for extra depth and dimensions. The hand-pulled noodles come in three thicknesses.
必比登$Small eats
A favourite spot among locals for braised pork rice, this joint uses mostly fatty pork for its signature dish. The amber sauce has a glossy sheen and the diced pork melts in your mouth like sweets. A drizzle of house-made garlic chilli sauce adds an extra savoury, piquant dimension to the rice. Pair it with the shrimp soup, which boasts chunks of springy minced shrimp, fried garlic bits and a sweet, umami-laden broth.
必比登$Street Food
A 60-year-old shop selling buns stuffed with marinated pork belly, pickles, ground peanuts and coriander.
必比登$$Taiwanese
With only 6 tables and a private room, securing a reservation at this little gem can be a challenge. What it lacks in scale, it more than makes up for with the owner-chef’s refined take on Taiwanese cooking, ranging from stir-fried beef with coriander and crispy garlic bits, to home-style poached chicken. Bottarga fried rice impresses with exceptional wok hei, buttery richness and deep flavours. Certain items need pre-ordering.
必比登$Small eats
After starting out as a street stall in the night market over 45 years ago, it has since morphed into a full-blown restaurant with a bright, spruce interior. The room is filled with the heady aromas of its signature item – ‘black gold’ braised pork rice with a gelatinous sauce that tastes savoury-sweet. The rice goes well with stewed cabbage that cuts through the richness. Minced pork and pickled cucumber in broth are bouncy in texture and loaded with flavour. As well as minced pork and pickled cucumber in broth, try their steamed rice with ‘black gold’ pork sauce.
必比登$$Vegetarian
Warm colours and asymmetrical curves lend the room a welcoming casual vibe, but it’s the picture windows overlooking a patio of lush greenery and a winding path that make a meal here a true respite from the hustle and bustle. Come for lunch as the views are especially charming during the day. The à la carte menu prominently features Taiwanese plant-based whole foods, jazzed up with delicate Asian flavours and modern plating.
必比登$Street Food
This shop has been selling the same tasty popiah rolls for over 30 years, though it was renamed and changed location. The fillings, including braised pork belly, tofu skin, ground peanuts and pork floss, impart rich texture. Vegetarian version available.
必比登$$Hunanese, Jiangzhe
As the name suggests, the owner is a die-hard fan of the American rock band. But in stark contrast with the band’s postmodern sound, the room feels warm and homely thanks to the generous use of wood. On the menu, home-style MSG-free cooking from Hunan and Jiangzhe takes centre stage. Also check out the catch of the day on the blackboard, including steamed coral grouper with sweet, bouncy and flavourful meat.
必比登$Street Food
This pushcart near the end of the market may lack a sign but it always attracts a queue. Their shaobing, fried in oil then baked in a clay oven, comes in two sweet and two savoury varieties – try the minced pork or sugar filling.
必比登$Small eats
Famous for ba-wan and taro cake, this institution celebrated its 70th anniversary with a facelift in 2024. The third-generation owner still makes ba-wan like his grandparents did – freshly ground rice milk is poured into a bowl before a filling of pork shin, shiitake, chestnut and bamboo shoot is added. The steamed dumpling is then poached in oil, and drizzled with a sweet bean paste and miso sauce. Add garlic purée or home-made chilli sauce for an extra kick.
必比登$$Creative
Chef Craig Yang was born into a family of restaurateurs with decades of experience in the field of traditional Taiwanese banquets. He puts a new spin on these classics, using French techniques honed in former establishments. The set menu offers 5 courses, with a few optional extras. The honey-glazed pork ribs are made with local cacao bean-fed pork and boast a crisp skin and juicy flesh. Don’t miss the refreshing seasonal fruit-based mocktail.
必比登$Small eats
Opening its doors in 1998, this tiny gem has stood the test of time. The short but sweet menu is packed with well-made small bites at competitive prices: gelatinous and flavoursome braised pork trotter, tender and juicy pork knuckle, and fatty and toothsome braised pork chitterlings. Dine-in customers can order bento boxes with a portion of meat, three sides and rice. Fans of spicy food should not miss the house-made anchovy chilli sauce.
必比登$$Mexican
Orange tables add a pop of colour to this simple room done out in wood tones and neutrals. An Americanophile, the owner-chef worked in a Latam fine dining restaurant before opening this casual joint to realise his culinary vision of refined Mexican fare with Taiwanese ingredients. His signature cochinita pibil taco has layers of flavours with slow-cooked pork, house-made habanero salsa and hibiscus-pickled onion. He even makes his own soft corn tortillas.
必比登$Street Food
Noodles dressed in sesame sauce impart a hint of lemony fragrance, a perfect match for egg drop miso soup.
必比登$Street Food
This stall at one of Taipei's busiest night markets sells Shanghai-style pan-fried buns with crispy bottoms, fluffy tops and a choice of cabbage or pork filling. Visiting the buzzy market is a fun experience for locals and tourists.
必比登$Taiwanese
Tucked away in a small, dimly lit alley, this cosy spot has been serving up Taiwanese favourites and Sichuan-inspired fare since 2022. The concise menu is wonderfully legible, and the young enthusiastic team prepares each item with great care. Their mouth-watering chicken is a cold dish with silky succulent meat in a secret nutty mala sauce. Head upstairs to the main dining room; solo diners may opt for counter seats to watch the chefs at work.
必比登$$Taiwanese
A spinoff of Old & New Taiwanese Cuisine in Kaohsiung, the name is a homophone for "new fried rice", which is a menu staple here. Signatures such as bottarga and seared scallop fried rice, and veggie fried rice with thick-cut pork cutlet exemplify the kitchen's creative take on tradition. Stir-fries are loaded with wok hei; desserts cleverly incorporate local flavours. The wood-rich decor inspired by US Chinatown diners circa 1920s adds to the fun.
必比登$Street Food
Poised by the entrance to the night market for over 30 years, this stall prides itself on its pancakes. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, they are perfect with honey mustard and basil.
必比登$Small eats
Taro shaved ice is a popular Taiwanese dessert, but the ritzy taro extravaganza sold here is hard to beat. Creamy mashed taro, chewy taro balls, mini mochi, molasses pearls and Job's tears are piled onto a bed of finely shaved sugarcane ice that imparts a faintly smoky flavour. And if that's not decadent enough for you, order extra toppings! Their hot red bean soup is another comforting classic that warms the heart and soul.
必比登$Small eats
Established for over 10 years, this shop offers a menu specializing in medicinal stews. His signature pork ribs, simmered in claypot, remains highly popular for its unique blend of Chinese herbs and mild wine aromas. In addition to the pork ribs, lamb and chicken are also on offer. Don’t forget to dip in the fermented tofu sauce, which seduces with a rich soybean flavour. Free refills of broth mean no soup craving goes unsatisfied.
必比登$$Hakkanese, Jiangzhe
Thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, diners can sit back and appreciate the beauty of a century-old camellia tree in the yard. The menu is mostly Hakkanese, with some Jiangzhe dishes, jazzed up by creative touches and elegant plating. The signature braised pork belly with dry pickled mustard greens boasts tender texture and succulent flavours, while pickled cucumber cuts through the richness. Also try braised napa cabbage with pork-stuffed tofu.
必比登$Small eats
Popular among locals for its breakfast since 2016, this spot appeals to regulars with cordial service and rustic, traditional flavours. In the food sector for 20+ years, the owner makes the soya milk, flatbread, egg crepe rolls and xiao long bao himself. His signature pastry bun filled with spring onion and peppered pork satisfies with its bouncy texture and aromatic filling. Ask the owner when the freshly baked flatbread is due out of the oven.
必比登$Small eats
In business since 2012, this simple shop moved from the main drag to a quiet side street in 2023, but that hasn't stopped regulars coming for the famous herbal lamb soup. Australian lamb is chosen for its mild flavor; the stock is simmered for a day to extract the aromas and tonifying compounds from the Chinese angelica herb. Call to pre-order the skin-on lamb soup, which tends to sell out. The "black gold" braised pork rice is equally enticing.
必比登$Noodles
This noodle joint tucked away among residences is run by a married couple. Their signature beef noodle soup comes in two varieties: red braised and clear broth. For the former, Australian beef shin is cooked in a spiced soy-based marinade until tender. The latter is a golden ox-bone soup with thick slices of local beef brisket with a soft but toothsome texture. The flavoursome broth clings to the bouncy noodles, which are made fresh daily.
必比登$$Indian
Terracotta floor, textured walls, burgundy lanterns and dark wood furniture make for a rustic and elegant decor. On the menu, North Indian fare takes centre stage, characterised by unique spice blends that impart rich, complex flavours. Signatures such as murgh Nawabi (chicken curry) and gosht Lahori (mutton curry) feature succulent meats that have been nicely charred in the tandoori – and go down perfectly with piping hot naan made to order.
TripAdvisor 评论样本 · 4.4/5 · 80 条
Saffron Fine Indian Cuisine位于新北市,平均评分4.4/5。食物方面,北印度料理风味浓郁独特,烤饼和咖喱备受好评,但部分评论指出近期肉质偏干、酱汁变淡,且存在上菜节奏不均的问题。服务整体专业热情,员工讲解细致,但也有个别关于态度冷淡或对待儿童噪音反应过度的负面反馈。环境温馨舒适,色调温暖,座位舒服,适合追求精致体验的食客。尽管有“米其林级”赞誉,部分顾客认为性价比一般,存在价格偏高争议。
适合追求精致北印度风味和温馨用餐环境的食客,建议提前确认上菜节奏。
必比登$Small eats
This one-man shop sells chicken rice – silky, skin-on boneless chicken thigh on steamed rice, drizzled with soy sauce, and sprinkled with fried garlic bits. Add an over-easy egg to make it extra creamy with the runny yolk. Sides like marinated tofu or cucumber salad are also available. With just six seats around the chef’s station, expect to queue and allow for slower service. It closes when the food is sold out, so come early to avoid disappointment.
必比登$Small eats
A returnee launched a second career over 10 years ago by opening this no-frills joint that specialises in duck dishes. Perseverance and eagerness to learn helped the shop establish a presence on the food scene, and his original recipes of shredded ginger duck soup, and braised duck rice with fried shallot have secured a loyal fan base. The sliced duck platter made with mule ducks from south Taiwan, slow cooked for 2 hours, is juicy and tender.
必比登$$Chinese
San Tung opened its doors in 1975 and the most recent facelift has resulted in a bright, modern vibe. The owner’s father founded the shop which initially only sold noodles. The menu then expanded to cover home-style dishes from Jiangzhe, Sichuan and northeastern Chinese provinces, alongside a few Hakkanese choices. Steamed dumplings stuffed with French beans and glass noodles impress with natural sweetness; the tart chilli dip is the icing on the cake.
必比登$Small eats
Established for over 20 years, the restaurant expanded in 2026 into a bright, comfortable two-storey space. The signature lamb soup, slow-cooked in Chinese angelica, comes in five different cuts, such as thinly sliced meat and skin-on parts. Amber in colour, the broth is clean and refreshing with a mild sweet finish. The soup is best paired with rice or noodles – both topped with the house-made braised pork sauce, slow-simmered from pork skin and fat for rich, savoury depth. Braised pork rice and dry egg noodles are standouts.
必比登$$Taiwanese
A sister concept spun off from the household brand, it caters to small groups and families with a menu designed for sharing, and champions low-fat and low-sodium Taiwanese cooking. Signatures such as stir-fried thousand-year eggs with green chillies, and omelette with angled luffa and dried scallops are original recipes not found elsewhere. The airy and elegant space is bathed in daylight and adorned with wood and neutral greys.
必比登$$Small eats
After 20+ years, this family business is now run by the second-generation owner. The must-try sea bass soup uses a stock made with milkfish, tomato, onion and clams, and without oil, cooking wine or other seasoning. The sea bass is then poached in the stock until half-done for a velvety texture. If you are not good with bones, ask for the trunk instead of the head or tail. And be sure to try the pork trotter braised in soy with charcoal-roasted maltose.
TripAdvisor 评论样本 · 4.3/5 · 80 条
Superman位于特尼市中心,主打现切披萨,提供全天营业的多样化选择。多数评论认可其食物质量,称赞披萨口感酥脆、味道鲜美且种类丰富,是当地人的常去之地。然而,服务体验评价两极分化:部分顾客认为员工亲切周到,但也有人反映高峰期人员短缺、态度冷淡或催促感强,导致等待体验不佳。整体氛围休闲便捷,适合快速用餐。尽管有少数负面反馈提及披萨质地偏软或选择有限,但总体而言,它被视为特尼市值得一试的平价美食地标。
适合寻求市中心便捷现切披萨的食客,建议避开高峰时段以获更佳服务体验。
必比登$$Taiwanese
As well as rearing its own free-range chicken, the restaurant is famous for wild vegetables such as betel flowers, Madeira vine and Okinawa spinach. The must-order chicken is available in limited quantities daily – steamed, smoked or deep-fried, the latter standing out on account of the appealing contrast between its crispy golden skin and flavoursome, juicy meat. Located in the city's backyard, it's the perfect spot for a post-hike meal.
必比登$$Taiwanese
Three sisters restored the family courtyard house, turning it into a restaurant with a retro farmhouse feel. The bubbly, friendly siblings serve dishes made using produce grown on their own farm. Comprising four to six dishes and soup, the set menus cover all the greatest hits in Taiwanese cooking, a particular stand-out being the sautéed vegetables with mashed taro. It's tucked away in the mountains and only accessible by car or taxi.