🚩 3-4 people can also enjoy a hearty meal at this Thai restaurant with a Taiwanese flavor in Taipei's Eastern District 🇹🇭

📍 Location and Transportation: Jinsha Tower is located in the famous alley of Lane 216, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, in Taipei's Eastern District. The nearest MRT station is Zhongxiao Dunhua Station, Exit 3, which takes about a 4-minute walk. There is no parking allowed on either side of the alley.

🏠 Space: The interior is simply and cleanly decorated, with a spacious dining area that has over 70 seats. There are tables for 2, 4, and 6 people, as well as two round tables for 8, suitable for various types of customers. The business is quite good during lunch, and it's often full.

💰 Ordering and Payment: You fill out the order on a paper menu and settle the bill after dining. Only cash payment is accepted.

🍽️ Meals:
This time it was a group gathering with colleagues, and I've shared my impressions of the food in the photos below ⬇️. The dishes are all ordered a la carte; there are no pre-set meal combos by the restaurant. The owner mentioned that the small portion is for 2-3 people, and the large portion is for 4-6 people, for reference.

💭 Summary:
Although it’s a Thai restaurant, the flavors are actually quite Taiwanese (my personal criterion: if they offer "moon shrimp cakes," it's not an authentic place 😂). They serve unsweetened green tea for dine-in, which is quite mild to help cut the grease. The jasmine rice is $20 per person and is unlimited. I was very restrained today and didn't order another pot 🤭. The dishes came out quickly, and many of them are "rice killers" 😋 (although my impressions of the dishes this time seem average, I've been here a few times before and generally have felt it was good. I tend to want to come back about once a month). I didn’t order this time, but I recommend: Thai basil pork, Thai-style baked egg, and moon shrimp cakes.