Environment
Golden Wheat is located on B1, and the first floor has a self-service bar that only the Chunmei store has! The environment allows for listening to music, watching sports games, and car races 🏎️. This time, with seven people, the seating was very crowded, meaning we had to eat quickly as each dish arrived, or there would be no place to put it. The distance between each table was also very cramped.

Meals
📍 Father's Day Set Menu 💰 3390
Just in time for Father's Day, there is a special set menu. It’s recommended to order for more than four people, or else you won’t be able to finish it.

• Seafood Fruit Salad
  Pretty ordinary, and there aren’t many pieces of seafood.

• Surf and Turf
  A combination of soft-shell crab and fried chicken. The soft-shell crab was sparse but well-seasoned and delicious 😋.

• Golden Wheat Classic Platter
  A must-order here, includes fried chicken 🍗, sausages, pork knuckles, and fries. You have to get a plate to eat while watching the game and chatting.

• Flaming Secret Grilled Chicken Wings
  A very rich dish in flavor, it pairs well with drinks, and the seasoning is quite nice.

• Spicy Pepper and Scallop Risotto
  A very, very large dish; the seafood is generously provided, but eating a lot can become overwhelming.

• Father's Day Cake (6-inch)
  Chocolate-flavored decorated cake; it’s quite good.

• Add-on 500ml Beer +200 (originally 250)
  For those who plan to drink a lot, it’s better to go to the city store, as they have buy one get one free after 9 PM.

Parking
Chunmei Greenway has a lot of parking spaces 🅿️, but the traffic is a bit chaotic. On rainy days, just getting into the parking lot can take over 10 minutes.

Payment Methods
Cash 💵
Credit Card 💳
Mobile Payment

Golden Wheat is one of the few restaurants I visit purely for the sake of "drinking." This time, I chose to come during happy hour on a weekday evening, and the temptation of half-price beer made me order a few classic flavors without hesitation. The first to arrive at the table was the "Classic Wheat Beer," which had a subtle aroma of banana and clove. It was refreshing and smooth on the palate, with fine bubbles; just this one glass immediately put me in a relaxed state.

Next, I tried the "Honey Beer," one of the restaurant's signatures. The sweetness was just right—not overly sweet—allowing the malt flavor of the beer to have more depth. Paired with upbeat music and a slightly tipsy atmosphere, it was delightful to have one glass after another.

The interior of the restaurant is spacious, with a well-balanced combination of industrial style and wooden elements. The lighting is somewhat dim but still warm, making it perfect for a casual drink and conversation with friends. The staff is friendly and proactively reminds customers when happy hour is about to end, showing thoughtful attention to detail. Although I didn’t order any food during this visit to Golden Wheat, the beer alone was satisfying enough. For beer enthusiasts, this place is definitely a happy spot worth revisiting.