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Rooms & Views
Chalet
Garden view
Featuring a private entrance, this air-conditioned chalet consists of 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a shower and a haird…
Two-Bedroom Villa
Garden view
Boasting a private entrance, this air-conditioned villa comes with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a shower and a hairdry…
Double Room with Mountain View
Mountain view Garden view
This double room's special feature is the hot tub. The double room provides air conditioning, a private entrance, a terr…
Quadruple Room with Mountain View
Mountain view Garden view
This quadruple room's standout feature is the hot tub. The quadruple room offers air conditioning, a private entrance, a…
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Restaurants nearby
- BebuBib This béton brut villa in a quiet alley sports a lofty, minimalist vibe and an open kitchen. The family has been selling bantiao, or flat rice noodles, for over 20 years and the third-generation owner has added a bigger Hakkanese menu on top of the signature noodles. The family favourite, braised pork, stands out with melting, gelatinous skin and a savoury-sweet soy flavour. Popular dishes tend to run out, so come early.6.9km
- Tsou Chi Cai Bao (Zhongzheng Road)Bib This shop with a retro hipster vibe sells chhau-a-koe, a soft, chewy Hakkanese bun made with sticky rice and long-grain rice flours. The savoury version is generously stuffed with shredded white radish, dried shrimps, lard and ground pork. The sweet version with taro or red bean filling is also drool-worthy. Faithful to his grandma’s recipe, the chef adds Chinese mugwort to the dough of sweet version for a green colour and a unique herbal aroma.7.2km
- Noon Turnip CakeBib The owner returned to his hometown in 2022 and remodelled this riverside warehouse into a rustic joint specialising in traditional Hakkanese rice cakes made from scratch. Local seasonal ingredients, such as taro, red beans, mugwort and pumpkin, are added to the rice batter for extra flavour. Steamed rice cake is the must-try, coming in sweet and savoury varieties. The latter is seasoned with in-house dried radish, shredded dried tofu and soy sauce.8.7km
- Hung ChinBib Simple and rustic, this century-old house is the epitome of nostalgic charm. The owner-chef sources his produce from small nearby farms to craft a seasonal Hakkanese lineup. There isn’t a set menu, but you can call ahead to check what is available and pre-order. His Hakkanese stir-fries are a must – every ingredient is cooked to perfection and retains its crisp texture, while imparting big-boned flavours and wok hei. Booking recommended.13.9km
- Ang GuBib This shop began as a street stall over 60 years ago. Into the third generation, the family business still attracts diners in droves with good old comfort food. Its eponymous ang gu noodles see springy and thick oil noodles tossed in aromatic scallion oil with chives and bean sprouts. Ribbon rice noodle soup is another crowd stopper. For a range of textures, try three-brother soup with taro, mushrooms, and squid ink pork balls in pork bone broth.17.9km
- Shan Guo TangBib Founded by a vegetarian F&B group in 2020, Shan Guo Tang boasts a lofty space drenched in natural light. The Japanese-inspired wood-rich interior feels serene. Unlike many vegetarian joints, the menu brims with creative gems based on Taiwanese, Sichuanese and Jiangzhe cuisines. Stir-fried vegan pork with French beans and pickled gourd seduces with crisp textures and big-boned flavours, ideal with steamed burdock rice.20.3km
- Shou Wu EATBib This unsophisticated eatery champions home-style Hakkanese fare whose low fat and sodium content is rich in healthy benefits. The welcome drink, sicklepod tea, is said to promote bowel and eye health. Their signature Silkie chicken herbal soup is slow-cooked for eight hours with over 30 Chinese herbs. To highlight its herbal aromas, the health tonic is intentionally unseasoned. For starch, try their fried rice with home-made pickles loaded with savoury depth.20.6km
- Cat HouseBib With a calligraphy mural and carved wooden wall art, the white interior exudes an arty vibe. The owner named it after his mother’s nickname and the mindfully prepared healthy score is also inspired by his mum. The menu sees mostly noodle dishes from Chinese provinces in MSG-free vegetarian broth rich in natural sweetness, whilst steering clear of heavily processed foods. Also try fried tofu skin roll filled with basil omelette and pork cartilage.20.9km
- Tang Tsao YuanBib This offshoot of a 30-year-old dumpling shop exudes rustic charm with warm wood and rattan features. In tribute to the unique food culture in villages for military families, the menu offers steamed dumplings, side dishes and marinated meat, all characterised by fresh, balanced flavours. Noodles are served in soup or tossed in sauces, with a choice between knife-cut noodles and fine noodles. Also try their steamed pork ribs in spiced ground rice.21.1km
- Yuan Wei Duck NoodleBib This simple shop has been around for 30-odd years. Folding tables and plastic stools under the building’s overhang may not sound sexy, but its signature duck with a mild smoky flavour, served either with steamed rice, fried noodles or Hsinchu rice vermicelli soup, is more than worth the trip. The locals adore their sautéed duck blood curd with chives and pickles – the jelly-like curd works well with the sweet, sour and spicy sauce.21.5km
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Attractions nearby
- Leofoo Village Theme Park amusement park in Guanxi, Hsinchu County, Taiwan21.0km
- Cihu Mausoleum Chiang Kai-shek mausoleum29.6km
- Longgang Mosque mosque in Zhongli, Taoyuan City, Taiwan35.0km
- Shimen Reservoir reservoir in Taoyuan City, Taiwan26.3km
- Touliao Mausoleum mausoleum of Chiang Ching-kuo29.2km
- Xiao Wulai Waterfall waterfall in Taoyuan City32.1km
- Furen Temple temple in Daxi, Taoyuan City, Taiwan32.6km
- At-Taqwa Mosque mosque in Taoyuan City, Taiwan47.3km
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