📍Taipei Yongchun Station
The entire decor of the shop has a camping vibe, creating a slow-living atmosphere amidst the bustling city. The seating arrangement is just right, making it feel cozy without being crowded. The menu is designed with a magazine-like feel, and the descriptions of the dishes are detailed, showing a lot of thoughtfulness.
Dishes 🥘
Pink Mushroom Salmon Noodles / NT$300:
The pink sauce is a blend of tomato and cream sauce, with a subtle tomato aroma but a rich creamy texture. There are plenty of salmon chunks, but I personally find the fishy taste a bit strong, overshadowing the sauce's flavor, which affects the overall dining experience.
Cheddar Bacon Soft Boiled Egg / NT$220:
This dish feels somewhat like a fresher version of Carbonara. Although there is an egg yolk, the sauce isn’t very thick, and overall, there's a bit too much sauce for my liking. It’s not the type of sauce that perfectly coats the pasta, but for this price point, it’s still quite refreshing and tasty.
D Set Meal / Sinful Cheese Fries / NT$195:
This dish is a definite calorie bomb, featuring skin-on freshly fried French fries topped with melted cheese and small pieces of bacon. It’s impossible not to enjoy the flavor when you eat it, but having too much can be quite overwhelming, so it's better to share with a group.
D Set Meal / Creamy Mushroom Soup / Rosemary Crispy Bread:
Both the soup and bread are thoughtfully prepared. The mushroom aroma in the soup is strong, and the bread is great on its own or for dipping in the soup.
Overall, it’s a pretty good place for gatherings, with a comfortable space, decent dishes, and after eating, there are little games where you can take home small gifts.
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