雞家莊 本店

User review: Has a restroom 🚾

This is a well-established Taiwanese restaurant called Ji Jia Zhuang located in Taipei, and it is also one of the Michelin Bib Gourmand recommended restaurants. The restaurant specializes in various chicken dishes, and I was lucky to secure a reservation, resulting in a very rich dining experience.

Here are the details of the meal:
• Three Flavors Chicken (White Cut, Smoked, Black Bone) $600
One of the restaurant's signatures, but personally, I found it just alright, not particularly impressive.
• Chicken Tofu $298
Chicken pieces paired with tender tofu, surprisingly a good choice.
• Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs $450
Using bone-in ribs, paired with black tomato, which is quite rare; the sweet and sour seasoning blends well with the fruity aroma, making it a highlight.
• Crispy Sausage $450
The outer skin is fried to a crisp, paired with garlic chives for flavor enhancement, probably one of my favorites this time.
• Chicken Roll $180
The filling is rich in layers, and the outer skin is slightly crispy, indicating quality ingredients.
• Vegetable Egg $230
Thick enough and not greasy when fried, a good choice with rice.
• Green Beans $298
Stir-fried to be refreshing while retaining crunchiness.
• Meat Jelly $280
Delicious paired with mayonnaise, salty and fragrant with a hint of freshness.
• Mushroom Chicken Soup $150
• Clam Chicken Soup $150
The soup base is sweet, and they are generous with the ingredients.
• Braised Pork $240
Fatty and lean interspersed, the flavor is on the heavier side, very good with rice.
• Braised Bamboo Shoots $278
Traditional flavor with a delicate texture.
• Egg Pudding (Complimentary)
Traditional pudding, smooth and not overly sweet.
• Chicken Rice & Sweet Potato Porridge ($50 per person, 4 people)
Unlimited refills, a plus.

Total: $4184

Overall, this is a Taiwanese restaurant that retains traditional flavors and maintains a certain standard, suitable for gatherings or treating guests, with mid-to-high pricing, but satisfying to eat.