Near the Ouhashi Head MRT Station, close to the Yan-san Night Market, there's a small shop at the corner with few seats inside, but it's clean and bright. From the shop's name, one might think it only sells desserts, but it turns out they also offer curry rice.

Regarding the dishes:

The Spicy Beef Aged Curry Rice is priced at NT$140. The beef is quite delicious, although the curry could use a bit more flavor. Personally, I prefer to have more curry to go with the rice. It comes with a piece of tamagoyaki (Japanese omelette) and a small amount of beans along with a single corn shoot. I initially thought it might not be enough to fill me up, but after walking around for a bit, I felt satisfied.

The Grilled Aged Pork Curry Rice costs NT$100, and the only difference from the beef version is the type of meat; everything else is the same. The pork slices are a bit thinner than the beef, which has a bit more thickness.

Located near Exit 1 of the Daqiao Bridge MRT station, it's just a short walk away.

This is a dessert shop, but since it was dinner time when I passed by and was looking for dinner, I ordered a savory curry.

The seating inside is limited.

Spicy Beef Curry $140: The beef is quite tender, and the curry has a bit of spice, served with beans and baby corn.

Pork Curry $100: The pork is pan-seared, giving it a crispy texture. However, unfortunately, like the spicy beef curry, I find their curry sauce a bit too mild. If it were richer, it would be quite good overall.

Pineapple Iced Tea $80: Since the shop doesn't provide water, I had to order a drink.

This is a dessert shop, and their soufflé looks quite good with a price range of around $140-$160. Next time I pass by, I will come to try their desserts.