AI Spot Summary
The portion sizes of the meals are generous, and the fried drumstick rice comes with a variety of side dish options. Each dish is well-seasoned and has a moderate level of saltiness. The fried drumstick has an average flavor, suitable for those who enjoy bento-style dishes.
The dining environment is clean and bright, which is satisfying for a bento shop, and there is also a TV available for watching.
Reviews
♢ Huana Bento ♢
Location: Located in Wenshan District, Taipei City, about a two-minute walk from the Judicial Village bus stop.
Dining Environment: Clean and bright, quite nice for a bento shop, with a TV to watch.
Ordering Method: Tell the lady at the entrance whether it's for takeout or dining in, then go inside to choose side dishes (four options) and the main dish.
- Crispy Fried Chicken Leg Rice $95
The portion size is very generous; even when I told the lady to give me only half the rice, it still felt like more than a bowl. The side dishes I chose this time were eggplant, cabbage, tofu, and glass noodles. Overall, the flavors were quite good, and the stir-fried dishes were seasoned well, with each item having a different flavor, avoiding the same soy sauce taste. The saltiness was moderate but slightly oily, making it very suitable for a rice bento. The cabbage was sweet and had a bit of crunch, the tofu was flavorful and soft in texture, while the eggplant was a bit too wet and mushy.
The fried chicken leg was tasty, typical of what you would find in a bento shop, with no special seasoning.
I noticed many later customers ordered braised chicken legs; I will try that next time. I heard from reviews that the braised chicken legs sell out quickly, so I shouldn’t go too late.
Overall, it’s a pretty good bento shop!
