早安！一餅 ｜ 時常翹班

Near the Wufenpu Fude Temple on Hulin Street in Xinyi District, Taipei, there’s a place that's easy to miss if you’re riding a bike XD.

The key item is the egg pancake!

Menu:
The sauce-braised cheese pork egg pancake has a pancake skin and pork that are both specially prepared by the owner. The crispy texture is not greasy or dry, resembling the feeling of biting into super-thin soda crackers. The eggs are fried to a perfect puffiness, wrapped around savory cheese, paired with the owner’s marinated pork slices. The crunchiness combined with the thickness is quite nice.
However, for someone like me who doesn't eat too salty, the flavor is a bit heavy; the cheese combined with the marinated pork makes it easy to get dry mouth XD.

For the black tea, you can adjust the sweetness: 'half sugar, slight sugar, barely any sugar, no sugar.' There are three temperature options: iced, hot, and warm. Today I had warm black tea with half sugar. The taste is mild, with a relatively light black tea flavor, and with half sugar, it’s not hard to drink and goes down easily.
However, it doesn’t balance the saltiness of the meal very well, so that’s a bit of a miss XD.

Ambiance:
The shop is quite small, so seating is really limited. It's not very suitable for wheelchairs or strollers, and not ideal for large groups, as there are only about 12 tables in total. The decor has a picnic and camping vibe (?).

Ordering and Serving:
You can order and pay at the entrance or scan the QR code at your seat to order, but the checkout process is still a hassle, as you have to pay at a machine outside. They accept cash and Line Pay.
Since everything is made to order, the speed is quite slow; you really need to wait for your breakfast with love. You could pray at the temple first before returning to pick up your meal XD. Most people tend to place their order and leave before coming back.
The menu is displayed on a screen with no paper version, and too many attempts to take photos were unsuccessful due to glare.

Review:
The pancake skin is delicious, but for me personally, it's too salty, so those who enjoy strong flavors might want to give it a try. The shop also offers specialties like mentaiko fried noodles and takoyaki egg pancakes… unique dishes.