All reviews of category "Restaurant"

The oysters are relatively expensive, but if you occasionally want to eat oysters, you can come here. The oyster omelet is quite different; it doesn't have any cornstarch added, just simple oysters and eggs, and no sauce, making it very light.

The meal set is very cost-effective, includes rice, vegetables, and soup, and is not expensive. This time, I ordered the bass soup set. The bass soup is delicious, very fresh and sweet, and the bass is fresh as well. After drinking it, you won’t feel very thirsty and won't want water; it’s likely more natural without added flavoring.

The braised pork rice is a bit too wet, which is a pity and doesn't taste as good. The oyster braised pork rice is just the braised pork rice with added oysters. The braised pork rice is okay, but the oysters are quite large and also fresh.

♢Jin Pang♢
Location: About a 5-minute walk from Wenshin Zhongqing MRT Station
Dining Environment: The shop has a cute decor and is clean.
Ordering Method: Order at the counter; cash only.

Dining time is 90 minutes.

• Garlic Red Wine Braised Beef Rice (with Sunny Side Up Egg) $260
  The dish includes about 6 pieces of beef, with ingredients like zucchini, baby corn, and cherry tomatoes. The beef is very tender, and the zucchini is tasty.

• Stir-Fried Water Lily with Rice Noodles $120
  Not highly recommended; it has a strange taste (?), likely from one of the ingredients, which I personally don’t like.

• Spicy Pork Belly Rice with Dried Chili (with Sunny Side Up Egg) $220
  Rich in flavor, each bite has both the dried chili and salted egg; the spiciness is mild.

• Basil Omelette $120
  A regular basil omelette, not too oily, which is commendable.

• Caramel Cheese Pudding $80
  Highly recommended! It’s very delicious; I would come back just for the pudding. The texture is very rich, with a strong cheese flavor.

"Suggestion to drink soup first, then the main dish, and finally dessert (?)." by me, who came to eat with friends.

<About the meal 🥣>

Details are in the picture!

<About the staff 👨‍🍳>

The owner is a very approachable person, feels very warm-hearted, and explains clearly, giving off the impression of being a serious individual. 👍👍

<About the ambiance 🐾>

The environment is set up to feel very comfortable, with a spacious and clean atmosphere.

There is a 90-minute dining limit, but it's not enforced strictly, allowing customers to enjoy their meal leisurely.

Luosifen (river snail rice noodles) is really an evil delicacy that you can't help but miss if you haven't eaten it for a while.
Feel free to recommend to me the best luosifen in Kaohsiung; I'll definitely make time to go on a pilgrimage (I'm a luosifen fanatic 😈).
This time, I did a Google search and specifically looked for a highly-rated specialty store with a score of 4.9 stars from over 700 reviews. It's located near the Sanduo Shopping District MRT station and Central Park, so transportation is quite convenient, with a car parking lot nearby, but parking for scooters might be a bit tricky.
Later I found out that this place is relatively new, and the decor is quite noticeable, giving a sense of being in mainland China; the atmosphere is very well done 😆.

Is this place friendly to people (I)? You find your own seat and order by yourself.
You can also use Line Pay for ordering, which is very convenient. The prices are similar to those outside, ranging between 150-200 NT dollars, and you can add on some extras as well.

✐ Happy Classic Luosifen $150
· I was really looking forward to this after reading the reviews, but when I tried it, it was different from what I imagined. I usually love the version in the purple packaging (though I haven't tried it locally, so I'm not sure if this one is authentic; I just really hope to taste a similar flavor that’s freshly made in Taiwan).
This place didn’t give me that feeling; it was sour and spicy but tasted like it had been improved, which isn't bad, just a different style.
The shop is clean, which is a plus. The value for 150 is actually decent, and it also had duck blood and a bit of vegetables inside.

✐ Add Fried Egg $35
· No matter which place’s fried egg you eat, please add it. The fried egg, soaked in the soup, is high in calories but essential 👍🏻.

It's considered a scenic restaurant.
Food options: hot pot, fried foods, pizza, waffles, drinks, cocktails.
But actually, there aren't many items to choose from.

The main attraction is soaking your feet while enjoying the night view.
Soaking feet costs 135 per person for one hour.
For an additional 10, you can upgrade to a foot-soaking package (with ginger).

There is no minimum spending for dining.

I came here on a Sunday evening, arriving around 18:30.
I ate while waiting for a foot soaking spot, which was available at about 19:55.
It was just the right amount of time to have a meal and then soak my feet; I didn't have to wait long.

This time, there were two of us.
We ordered a Japanese bonito hot pot for $260 and a platter of fried foods for $200.
Soaking feet cost $(135+10) * 2.
The total cost was $750.

The food was quite standard.
The main purpose is to enjoy the night view.
The weather was nice, and the view was very spacious and beautiful at night.
Soaking my feet was very comfortable and good for the body.
The prices aren't expensive, and the overall experience here is pleasant and comfortable.
The only downside is that in the winter, it's all outdoors, and the breeze can be a bit chilly.

Minimum spending is $135/person (for soaking feet).
The food choices are flexible; there's no strict requirement on that, which is quite nice!
However, outside food is not allowed; no outside food or drinks.

There is a big, cute store dog here!

The entire environment is very clean, especially the restrooms, which are bright and nice.
Some scenic spots tend to be quite dimly lit.

During lunch hours on weekdays, the interior is bright and quite crowded. I was lucky to get a table right away. The process of ordering was smooth, and checkout was very fast, with multiple payment options available, which is great.

I ordered a rice ball with green onion and egg. It was served cut, so I could see what was inside (pork floss, preserved vegetables, green onion egg), making it easy to check if anything was missing. 🤣 A small downside is that you can't really squeeze it like a regular rice ball while eating. 🤣 My pork floss fell out a lot, haha, but the rice ball was delicious, though it's a pity it didn't include fried dough sticks!

📍 In summary: I think it's a good place to stop for breakfast if you're passing by, but not somewhere you need to come to specifically.

Here is the translation of the provided text to English:

Can't live without late-night snacks 🙋🏻‍♀️
It's just too great to be able to grab a late-night snack when feeling peckish at night, gaining 5% weight but 95% happiness 😌
Arriving early or late, it's definitely the root cause (blaming again).
The menu has so many options; if you only order one, you will definitely feel empty.
Fried foods, rice and noodles, duck blood hotpot, burgers, egg pancakes, various toasts, French toast, single-item tea drinks, etc. You can find anything you want to eat!
Let’s give the chefs a little work here 🙏🏻

Here are some things I ordered before👇🏻
I haven't found a drink I really like from the early or late offerings yet, they all seem too watery and taste very faint. My friend kept recommending strawberry egg honey milk, but I really dare not try it (so many people recommended it).
Other than that, the dishes performed quite well and were served quickly 💨
✐ Strawberry pork floss toast $45 (add egg +15)
· Don’t hit me for this, the three together really are a wonderful combination, similar to chocolate fries, but the pork floss is the crumbly kind which is a bit of a pity.

✐ Cheesy mashed potato egg pancake $55
· For those who like strong flavors, additional sauces can make it less bland.
The mashed potatoes have a simple flavor, and the cheese aroma really adds points.
I asked the vendor to help fry it a little crispier.

✐ Handmade crispy black wheel slices $50
· Super delicious, a must-order, the portion is quite generous.
Just like the name of the dish, it’s crispy and crunchy, and the seasoning is on the heavier side, which I love 😍

✐ Spicy malaxi noodles (soup · mild) $105
· A super guilty combination, but I like it.
After being improved to a malaxi flavor, the taste is richer and more intense, and the noodles are well inflected.
When I took it to go, the shop kindly separated the soup and noodles, so at home, the texture was still chewy.

✐ Red tea soy milk (medium) $30

Restaurant opened by local celebrity singer (Lo Shih-Feng)
The braised pork is really tender, and this dish is a must-order!
The shrimp balls are fat and large, with a thin, crispy skin - a dish you must try!
Both the meat and vegetarian dishes are very delicious! This time we had the New Year's Eve dinner, and the family was very satisfied!
After the meal, they also served us iced tea, peanut mochi, and plums, which were refreshing!
We will definitely continue coming here for the reunion dinner next year!
If you don't book a private room, the seating might be a bit crowded.

The restaurant is hidden in an alley, and there are quite a few spacious locations. There are many dishes available, but the prices feel a bit high. Today I ordered shredded meat with rice noodles and stir-fried vegetables.

The shredded meat with rice noodles felt a bit oily, and the onion flavor was quite strong. There was plenty of shredded meat, but no other ingredients.

The sweet potato leaves cost 50 yuan, and they were quite light; there were seasonings available for adding flavor.

The environment is clean, and I think the dishes are average. There are parking spots along the roadside in the alley for scooters, and there's a parking lot behind for cars, but they only accept cash.

In recent years, taverns have become increasingly popular, with many dishes being of a higher standard than those in restaurants. This particular place has been a consistently popular spot with stable reviews for several years. We arrived at 5:30 PM and just managed to get a table for dinner at 7:30 PM.

The environment is comfortable and bright, with plenty of seating. The staff all seem very professional. There is a wide variety of alcoholic beverages available, many of which can be ordered by the glass, and there are different glass sizes to meet various needs. The dishes are also very refined and delicious, with portions that can be shared by two to four people, making it ideal for gatherings with friends and a few drinks.