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Tourist here. It's been about 10 years since I had been back. Yelp was just gaining steam and you had to rely on locals for recommendations. Well I can say that 10yrs later the food was just as good as I remembered it and happy to see they're busier than ever. Still on the corner with a dingy eating area and not enough seating. But honestly who cares. The food is the main attraction here and as someone who won't wait 10 minutes for almost any restaurant, I'd buy the food to go and pop a squat on the side walk. My go breakfast here is the you tiao (long fried dough sometimes called a Chinese donut), hot dou jiang with sugar (soy bean milk) and suan cai fan tuan (a rice roll). Gotta dip the you tiao into the soy milk tho! There's a section for To Go orders and a section for dine in. If you're there on a week day morning and see a long line chances are it's the to go line. Walk inside and check the other line and eat while you watch people grab breakfast for their commutes. A must visit for me when I'm in Taipei.
David Chen
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For me, a trip to Taipei isn’t complete without having my Taiwanese breakfast at this Yong He (永和豆漿大王) location no less than one or two times. Their sticky rice roll is my ultimate first choice; the thin layer of glutinous rice is filled with the right balance of crispy fried dough, pickled vegetables and umami pork floss. In the summer time, I usually pair my rice roll with a glass of ice soy milk, however, in winter time, I will occasionally opt-for a bowl of savory soya milk sizzled with soy sauce, sesame oil, vinegar, pork floss and fried dough. It has this incredible layer of flavorful textures that will satisfy your craving and warm your heart! Like many of my favorite restaurants in Taipei, this too is becoming insanely popular these days therefore I usually visit during non-peak hours. They offer both outdoor and indoor (with air-condition) seatings. There are two queues for purchases; one for take-out another one for dine-in. All the staffs are extremely efficient and polite.
Logan S. Y
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They do have an English menu (the translated menu in the red-colored menu) that’s shown in other photos. Ordering for dine-in is like pictured by others: (1) find a seat (inside or outside), (2) score the menu with desired items, (3) bring menu inside to the ordering window and food will placed on the tray, (4) pay for your items. The food is alright. I do not recommend the rice roll (fan tuan) here since the rice is a little undercooked. The sweet soy milk, despite saying sweet, isn’t overly sweet and very enjoyable. Overall, I would say this place is slightly overhyped but if you haven’t been to the other popular Taiwanese breakfast spots like Fu Hang Soy Milk, then this is a decent alternative. Otherwise if you’re all Taiwanese-breakfast-out, then you’re not missing anything skipping this spot. Once you’re done eating, bring your bowls and tray inside to dispose of food and place back the bowl/tray.
Audrey Hans
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This is my favorite authentic Taiwanese breakfast! This location is like the original with way shorter lines, and the same fast service with delish food! They're known for their soymilk (hence being the soymilk king) but don't forget the other dishes. They're all fantastic. I literally dreamt of this many times since my last visit to Taipei and this meal was far more satisfying than some of the Michelin restaurants I've had nearby. For your first visit, get one of everything - you won't regret it. Must haves: - Egg wrapped ANYTHING - Salty soymilk with egg - add a bit of chili oil if you like spice - Rice wrapped with egg and donut - Pan fried sesame bread wrapped egg and donut - What did I miss? Get that too.. F it, go with a group and literally get one of everything. It’s super cheap like $4-5 USD per person to go nuts. Get a cold, sweet soymilk to go for dessert! You won't be disappointed.
Ivy Chou
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Saw many ig reels on this famous breakfast chain from Taipei and wanted to try it eagerly. Unlike those reels where the queue is insanely long, there is literally no queue when I was there in late March. The restaurant is pretty old, they probably kept the same decor and don't bother to refurbish from 20-30 years ago. It gives an old school vibe and also gives an impression of serving authentic dishes. Their menu is straightforward, written on the board and on the wall. You just use a paper to circle what dishes you want and the quantity, pass to the cashier, pay and wait for the food to be called. Dishes like fresh soya bean, bean curd, Chinese doughstick, Xiao long bao (small dumplings) are a must. Service is pretty fast and you probably munch them down fast too. After exploring more of Taipei, I also found they have other branches in the other popular spots in the city.
Alan Tan
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The cold sweet soymilk and xlb hit the spot. No ginger for the sauce and the soy sauce and vinegar are at each table rather than at the utensils station, so just grab the little dish to bring to a table. Ate around 8:30pm, not sure if it was the timing but the rice roll (faan tuan) had a soggy fried donut in the middle, and wasn't to my taste in general. Good to know that they stay open until 4am. It's a good choice if you're in the area and need food after 8 or 9pm, when most restaurants close. They understood quickly that I spoke poor Chinese so they provided a menu with English to mark off what I wanted. To eat inside, skip the outside line and line up by the counter adjacent to the kitchen. If you speak Chinese well you can just tell them what you want, they'll put it on a tray and ask for you to pay when you take it to eat. Cash only, no receipt for lotto.
Celine
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attractions: Daan Park, Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei, Daan Park Pavilion, MADISON TAIPEI, Museum of National Taipei University of Education, Taipei Grand Mosque, 台灣酒研學院Taiwan Wine Academy, Bluerider ART 藍騎士藝術空間, KidsAwesome奧森兒童博物館, 炸老大雞排鹹酥雞專賣店 瑞安店, restaurants: Moon Moon Food Da’an Park Shop, ER BEN SONG, CAFÉ at Far Eastern, Top One Pot Xinyi Restaurant, 啾哇嘿喲韓式烤肉專門店 ｜韓式｜燒烤｜火鍋｜料理｜炸雞｜大安站｜大安區｜, Chan Chi Hot Pot Lab - Dunnan Branch, Nongcui Curry & Puff, Cairns Stone Grill, Xiaolizi Rice Porridge, 品鱻海鮮熱炒店 大安區熱炒
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