Yu Yue Lou Restaurant Cantonese Cuisine

The Cantonese cuisine is very good. The roast duck and barbecued pork are both delicious. I recommend the steamed fish, which suits our taste very well. The braised eggplant is also delicious. This restaurant has even been listed on Michelin.

Yu Yue Lou Cantonese Restaurant in Taichung City. The building is very distinctive. The exterior is made of water mold, and the interior decoration is very beautiful. There is a garden outside the restaurant. Everywhere is suitable for taking pictures. The dishes are not to mention, very authentic. The Cantonese cuisine tastes great, and the service is beyond praise. It’s a restaurant worth visiting.

The dining environment is very elegant, parking is convenient, the toilets are smartly designed, spacious and comfortable, the port performance is OK, but the CP value is not high, the radish pancakes made into swans are delicious, the fried rice is of a certain standard, and the braised loofah I ordered was fried for the first meal It's very good, has a nice fragrance, and is so popular the second time

This restaurant is quite classy. Although it is a bit expensive, the environment, service and dishes are all good.

Yuyuelou Top Cantonese Restaurant I really don’t recommend it. For an objective evaluation, let’s talk about its pros and cons. 👍Most recommended: The hardware equipment is still good, suitable for holding wedding banquets, but if you are a foodie, it is not recommended to come here. 👎Least recommended: As for Cantonese cuisine, especially Hong Kong dim sum, except for the barbecued pork buns, which were OK, all of them were disappointing. ✅Must experience: The duck rice noodles are good, and the bean curd shrimp rolls are OK. 📝Note tips: The sign says Michelin in English, but it is not. It is just a Michelin plate recommendation. Don’t be fooled by the sign [Facepalm][Facepalm][Facepalm]. 🖼Restaurant environment: The decoration is OK, the food is not good in a big restaurant, but it is OK for taking photos📸. 💰Per capita consumption: More than NT$1,000 per person. It’s about RMB 300.