Fried Pork Cutlet Curry Omelette Rice $280

• The pork cutlet looks thick, but it’s actually hard to bite into; after a few bites, my jaw began to hurt. Everyone agreed that this dish can be skipped. Not only is the meat too dry, but the texture isn't crispy enough, and the curry sauce doesn’t make much of an impression. Overall, it’s a bit disappointing.

Miso Matsusaka Pork Creamy Egg $330
The thickness of the Matsusaka pork is just right, but I personally prefer a crispier texture. The omelette wrapped around the toast is just about right; the toast is very soft, but there's no taste of miso at all.

Herb Chicken Thigh Creamy Egg $320
The meal is only different from the Matsusaka pork in the main dish; everything else is the same. The chicken thigh is quite tender but lacks any real surprise.

Triple Fried Chicken Nuggets Omelette Rice $280

• Although there are pictures on the menu, I was still surprised by the portion when it arrived. There are really a lot of chicken nuggets! The freshly fried chicken nuggets are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with juicy meat, and served piping hot, it's really great when paired with the smooth egg and curry—perfect match!

Chicken Caesar Salad $210

• The vegetables are quite fresh, and the dressing is added directly on top; it’s rich but not overwhelming. The chicken seems to be sous-vide, and the portion is quite generous, making it suitable to eat alongside the main course or to share.

Truffle Fries $150

• The fries are fried to a nice crisp, and paired with truffle mayo, it’s very fragrant. I personally quite like truffle, and I will definitely order this again next time!

Set Meals

• Set A $130 (Choice of salad + drink)
• Set B $160 (Choice of salad + drink + soup)
  I added one of each, and the drink is kiwi apple juice, which is really delicious! It’s refreshing and cuts through the greasiness, with just the right balance of sweet and sour.
  Iced caramel macchiato is average; the coffee flavor is decent but not remarkable.
• Mixed Berry Milkshake $170
  It’s quite thick; if you like berry flavors, you will enjoy it, but I still prefer fruit juice because it feels more refreshing.

🔅 10% service charge
🔅 No time limit on weekdays
🔅 Reservations are recommended in advance

📍Across from the Library | No. 2, Alley 14, Lane 400, Zhonghe Road, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City 235
🕛 Visit Time: May 25, 2025, noon
🕐 Business Hours: Weekdays 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM / Weekends 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM

👀 This place is tucked away in an alley next to the library, looking quite low-key from the outside. There aren't many indoor seats, but the environment is clean and comfortable. We ordered a huge table's worth of food for four people and started eating right away!

🍗 I ordered the triple fried chicken nuggets omelet rice ($280). When it arrived, I was shocked by the portion size; there were really a lot of chicken nuggets, and they were freshly fried – crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with some meat juices. Served hot, it was fantastic, especially paired with the smooth omelet rice; I couldn't stop taking bites.

🥗 The chicken Caesar salad ($210) was also pretty good, with fresh and crunchy vegetables. The dressing was rich but not greasy, and the chicken had a sous-vide texture. The portion was generous, making it a suitable side to the main dish.

🐷 A friend ordered the creamy egg Matsusaka pork ($330); the cream sauce was rich and smooth, and the Matsusaka pork was perfectly pan-fried, crunchy to bite. Another dish, creamy egg chicken thigh ($320), was also nice, with tender chicken meat, a steady combination.

🐽 However, the fried pork cutlet curry omelet rice ($280) was really a disappointment. The pork cutlet was thick but hard to chew, and each bite felt a bit sore on the mouth… the whole table unanimously agreed this was the dud of the day 🥲

🍟 The truffle fries ($150) were an added snack, nicely crispy, and paired with truffle mayonnaise, it was aromatic. They were good but not a must-order.

🥤 For drinks, we ordered Combo A ($130) and Combo B ($160), which came with soup and beverages. The kiwi apple juice ($170) was refreshing and helped cut through the grease, with the perfect balance of tartness and sweetness; the mixed berry milkshake ($170) was thicker, which berry lovers would enjoy.

💰 The total amount was $2,200 (including service charge), averaging just over $500 per person, and we left very full. Aside from the pork cutlet being a letdown, everything else was up to standard. The fried chicken nuggets and salad are worth ordering, and the atmosphere is nice, making it great for a lazy weekend brunch!