The rich bitter melon and pork ribs soup, the crispy water spinach with garlic sauce, the juicy handmade beef balls that bounced back to the table, the sweet and hot grass cakes sprinkled with white sugar. I miss them so much.
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The rich bitter melon and pork ribs soup, the crispy water spinach with garlic sauce, the juicy handmade beef balls that bounced back to the table, the sweet and hot grass cakes sprinkled with white sugar. I miss them so much.
Looking at the old photos, I thought that I could travel freely last year, but now I can only stay at home with a mask on. Things are unpredictable. [Mint] Environment: This restaurant is quite famous in Taipei. I eat braised pork rice, which is a Taiwanese snack with local characteristics. I went in just when there was a vacancy. The service is quite good and comes immediately. The space between the tables and chairs is relatively narrow, and it will be a bit uncomfortable for those with big poses. The price is quite cheap when converted into RMB. I scrolled the menu, but my appetite is limited. I ordered braised pork rice, which has large and small portions. Just try the small portion. The taste is still good, and the braised pork is quite flavorful. In addition to braised pork rice, there are chicken rice, braised pork rice, chicken braised rice and white rice. Hong pork rice is the most expensive, but it only costs 90NTD. I like the soup. The soup is very comfortable to eat with rice, and it is quite hot when it is served. The season when I went there is still hot, and I sweated when I ate it. The soups are also cheap. I chose clam chicken soup and golden needle pork ribs soup. They are both good. If you like river fish, you can choose the former. The meat is not particularly greasy. The soup is quite refreshing. You can also choose side dishes, such as braised eggs, vegetable stews, etc. I really like to eat soft and sticky vegetable stews, and the taste is very light. I ordered papaya milk for drinks. This settlement method is paid separately, and the taste is quite rich. There is also a honey melon milk that I didn't try because I might not accept it when I saw the word bitter melon. [Mint] Environment: The bathroom is a bit interesting. It uses the ancient door latch, which is quite good, but the ground will be a little damp.
Braised pork rice is a standard Taiwanese dish, with braised pork served with pickled radish and rice. There may really be a thousand ways to make braised pork rice in Taiwan, and Jinfeng, as a popular online restaurant, has become my first stop for Taipei food. . .
If you haven't tried Jinfeng Braised Pork Rice, you haven't been to Taipei! You may have the same feeling after eating Jinfeng's Braised Pork Rice. Exit 2 of the "Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall" MRT station and walk straight to Nanshan Market to find the Jinfeng Braised Pork Rice store. The store is small, a bit simple and a bit old. The appearance of the braised pork rice is also ordinary. I didn't expect that it would be a bowl of braised pork rice that I have been thinking about since I left Taipei. The rice grains are distinct, and the braised pork with fat and lean meat is stewed soft and melts in the mouth. It is not greasy at all, and the taste is sweet (I feel that Taiwanese people prefer sweet things). The braised pork rice is not only delicious but also very cost-effective, only 50NT, equivalent to about 10 yuan. In addition to the braised pork rice, there are also braised pork rice, fried tofu, braised eggs, dried bamboo shoots, meat soup, Dingbian file, pineapple bitter melon chicken soup, vermicelli and other authentic snacks with Taiwanese characteristics. This time I deliberately avoided the lunch peak and arrived at the store around 3 pm. There is no need to queue and there is a seat to sit down and eat slowly.
It's not easy to eat... You have to wait in line for a long time... Jinfeng braised pork rice... But it's really delicious. Those who don't eat fatty meat will clear all the plates. It's only ten minutes away from the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall! We ordered a large portion of braised pork rice, braised duck eggs, fried tofu, braised pork, and pork vermicelli. A total of 175Xtb
You must try Jinfeng Braised Pork Rice, which has conquered countless foodies. The signature braised pork rice uses a unique secret recipe to stir-fry and stew pork belly and mushrooms with moderate fat and lean meat, and spreads it on crystal clear and plump white rice. It looks simple but has endless aftertaste; It is a famous street shop that is easy to find. You can see its big sign as soon as you come out of Exit 2 of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station. You can see thin shredded meat, diced fat, and shredded mushrooms in the braised meat. It is really delicious when mixed together. It is just an ordinary street shop. Everyone sits on simple tables and chairs and concentrates on eating. There are many diners standing in line outside, looking at us who have already eaten delicious food with envy. This moment is happiness^_^
Jinfeng Braised Pork Rice, one of the must-try delicacies in Taipei, highly recommended by Kangxi Lai Le by Cai Kangyong. I arrived after 2pm and still had to queue up. Braised Pork Rice, to be honest... I think the braised pork is too fatty... It makes me feel uncomfortable after eating it as someone who doesn't eat much fatty meat; Fried Tofu, the outer layer is fried, and you can eat it directly with sauce. The taste can only be said to be average, but the price is not to be mentioned, equivalent to 2.5 RMB
The store is located at No. 10-1, Section 1, Roosevelt Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City. The braised pork rice in the store is the standard meat cut into small strips. Although there is a lot of fat, it is really not greasy to eat. The gravy has become thick and you can feel the gelatin in your mouth when you chew it. The saltiness and quantity of the braised gravy are just enough to finish a bowl of rice, the proportion can be said to be just right. It's really close to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. If you only eat one bowl of braised pork rice in Taipei, this is it!