鍋泰暖 彰化員林創始店
Environment
The store has a relatively dim atmosphere, but the lights on the tables create a brighter feeling. The seating consists of four-person tables, each equipped with two induction cookers. The self-service area is very clean, and a nice touch is the availability of mouthwash in the restroom, allowing diners to maintain fresh breath after eating.
Meals
The self-service area includes a sauce zone, a beverage zone, and an ice cream zone. Notably, they offer shrimp chips, and the drinks include champagne soda.
Couple Set Menu - NT$1180
Choose 2 out of 14 soup bases, 2 out of 10 meat options, and 2 out of 7 side dishes, plus two veggie plates (meat lovers can swap for extra meat plates).
The soup base is a dual pot featuring laksa and bak kut teh. The laksa is slightly spicy but has a rich flavor that's great for cooking seafood and meat. The bak kut teh has a refreshing aroma, making it suitable for boiling vegetables, enhancing their sweetness.
The meats include Wagyu beef and a seafood platter, which features white shrimp, squid, clams, and tilapia. The marbling on the Wagyu is quite beautiful, and it cooks to a tender pink. The seafood platter is very recommended to be cooked in the laksa pot because the fresh ingredients combined with the hot pot's aroma taste delicious without needing special dipping sauces.
Hainan KAYA Toast - NT$69
One slice of toasted bread served with kaya sauce and butter. Personally, I prefer just drizzling the sauce over it. It tastes similar to coconut sauce spread on toast, unexpectedly delicious and not overly sweet.
Snow Beer - NT$99
It's a drink that resembles beer but actually is a non-alcoholic root beer topped with milk foam. Many shops are starting to offer similar products lately, and it pairs well without feeling out of place.
Secret Chicken Strips - NT$109
The chicken strips are dipped in raw egg and then boiled, making the chicken incredibly tender. The effect of the raw egg adds to the visual appeal for photos.
Three-in-One Fried Snacks - NT$99
Comprising purple sweet potato balls, shrimp balls, and cheese balls, my favorite is the shrimp ball, which is crispy on the outside and filled with flowing sauce inside. It's indulgent but really tasty.
Parking
Scooters can be parked at the front of the store. For cars, I parked in the lot next to Datong High School.
Service
Upon entering the store, staff members greet you and guide you to your seats, followed by an introduction to the environment and menu items. To address any concerns about unassisted customers, there are service bells on the tables, making the overall dining experience comfortable.
Payment Methods
Cash
Line Pay
Taiwan Pay
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