I ordered a passion fruit and kiwi drink. The fruit chunks are large and satisfying to eat! The atmosphere of the shop is great, and it seems like they have a wide variety of other menu items as well. I want to try more things in the future. I will definitely come back!! ❤️

I tried tofu pudding for the first time. It was a thin, watery dessert with a little shaved ice floating on top and soft tofu inside. The flavor was very mild. I wish it had more sweetness. The radish cake was not as chewy as I expected. It would be great if this place also served Taiwanese shaved ice.

I wanted to try a restaurant that serves Taiwanese-style breakfast, and I'm glad that there is one in the Shibadaimon area. It seems like they are targeting tourists visiting Tokyo Tower as well. The interior of the restaurant is clean, spacious, and comfortable. You need to purchase a ticket first, and there are many menu options with the freedom to customize toppings, sweetness, ice, etc., so it may take some time to get used to ordering. However, the freedom to customize is great! I ordered savory soy milk, egg pancake, and tapioca milk tea in medium size. I could have chosen a drink without toppings as a set, but I wanted tapioca milk tea, so I ordered the drink separately (apparently, you cannot take out a small size set milk tea). It took quite some time for the food to be served, even though I was planning to eat quickly due to time constraints. The savory soy milk here has a slightly sour taste, and personally, I prefer it less sour. The seafood filling in the egg pancake was delicious. The egg pancake tasted as expected and was delicious. The tapioca milk tea had large, chewy tapioca pearls and was incredibly tasty! I opted for takeout, and I was pleased that they put it in a special bag. I am likely to visit this place regularly in the future!

First visit 202305 (No.4549) 1. Purpose of visit - I was in the Hamamatsucho area that day to gather material for my blog, including the associated topic. 2. Information about the restaurant - Genre on Tabelog: Taiwanese cuisine, Chinese sweets, cafe - Opened on November 1, 2022 - Although the name doesn't feel very Taiwanese, they do serve authentic Taiwanese food - Business hours: [Mon] 09:00-15:00, [Tue-Fri] 09:00-18:00, [Sat, Sun, holidays] 08:30-18:00 - Irregular holidays - 36 seats available - Purchase food tickets at the vending machine and pick up your order 3. Crowdedness and atmosphere on the day of visit - Visited around 12:05 on the weekend, with 70-80% of the seats occupied - The seating is a bit tight, but the atmosphere is like a modern cafe 4. Customer service - Service was as per the manual 5. Order items - Herbal tofu pudding for 1,000 yen - Although I've passed by the front of the restaurant many times before, this was the first time I saw it so crowded. The kitchen had 2 staff members, so I got my order in about 14-15 minutes. The tofu pudding was not too sweet, but smooth and delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I was undecided on what to eat, then I saw a Taiwanese cafe and decided to go in. I ordered the chicken rice bowl. It was opened last November. The rice, soaked in a flavorful broth or oil from the boiled egg, was delicious. The chicken portion could have been a bit more generous. You buy a meal ticket and bring it to the counter, then pick up your order when your number is called. The staff's service felt a bit cold. I think many people who love Taiwan and its food would enjoy visiting a place with a bit more warmth. It made me want to explore more restaurants serving Taiwanese cuisine.

I have been here before. At that time, I got takeout. I feel like I've said this many times, but I fell in love with dan bing when I tried it in Taiwan, and ever since then, I have been craving the authentic Taiwanese breakfast. Whenever I find a Taiwanese restaurant and see dan bing on the menu, I always order it, but the so-called B-class gourmet dan bing doesn't quite live up to my expectations... It's delicious, but not quite what I'm looking for, you know... I want it to be more casual, like fast food, like street food, where an auntie cooks it on a big griddle, rolls it up, cuts it quickly, and serves it on a plate. Well, when I got takeout here before, the dan bing was delicious, but it didn't quite meet my ideal, so I didn't write a review. This time, I used the cafe and had tofu pudding (dou hua) and a hot sandwich. The hot sandwich wasn't available before, right? It was so delicious, I devoured it without spilling. The tofu pudding was also very tasty, with just the right amount of sweetness that I could eat it every day. When I first tried tofu pudding in my life, my brain was confused by the lightness of the tofu, but don't think of it like almond tofu. The chewy rice balls were also great. I really like tapioca after all. Sigh, I feel like a Taiwanese girl.

Friday afternoon after 4:00 is a late lunch visit. There are few restaurants open at this time, so I'm happy to find one that is open. However, they might be sold out by then. I ordered the Giro hand drink set at the ticket machine by the entrance. I then waited at my seat until my number was called. The appearance may be a bit plain, but the sauce is delicious! The sauce alone could probably go with a bowl of rice. It's also delicious when eaten with the sweet cucumber pickles. The soup is also tasty! This place is a definite choice for a late lunch on any day except Monday!

You can either order at the ticket machine on the right at the entrance and then sit down, or you can sit down first and order with your mobile. The first contact with the staff is when they call you over once your food is ready. You can relax without being approached by the staff, but there is no wifi or power outlets, so it's not ideal for working. The food is average, nothing special, but you can enjoy Taiwanese flavors.

I don't usually have breakfast, but for some reason I decided to stop by this new restaurant on the way to Zoujouji Temple. It was perfect for my hungover stomach - Taiwanese-style breakfast with crepe-like egg dish, soy milk soup, dried shrimp, and pickled mustard greens adding a nice salty touch. I enjoyed dipping the fried bread in the soup.

Today I had lunch at this Taiwanese restaurant in the Hamamatsucho/Shiba Koen area (1,176th place). It's a self-service restaurant where you purchase a food ticket from a vending machine and wait for your number to be called. The first dish I got from the vending machine was in the category of "Dou Hua" and "Yuan Yuan", which seemed to be a dessert. Since I came here for a meal, I moved on to the next category. The next category was "Rice/Noodles". Under "Rice", there were three options: Lu Rou Fan, Ji Rou Fan, and Xian Su Ji Fan. Under "Noodles", there were three options as well: Taiwan Scallion Oil Noodles, Ji Rou Noodles, and Lu Rou Noodles. Since I had tried Lu Rou Fan before, I decided to go for something different - Xian Su Ji Fan. It came with a set of iced coffee for 1,130 yen, and I added extra rice for 100 yen. When my number was called, I picked up my order at the counter. It was essentially a rice bowl with fried chicken, boiled egg, cucumber, and pickles. The fried chicken was the Taiwanese-style "Xian Su Ji", crispy and with a Taiwanese flavor. However, it wasn't particularly outstanding in taste, and the fried chicken seemed like something you could get for a cheaper price. The overall cost performance wasn't great. But, I felt like the restaurant had an authentic feel, and other dishes might be better. Oh, and the iced coffee was pretty good.

I ordered the Chicken Noodle (Ji Lo Mein) for ¥860. The taste was delicious, just normal (*^^*). The side corn soup was a bit lacking in salt for my taste. I found it difficult to use chopsticks while eating. When you buy a ticket from the ticket machine, the order is completed, and when the dish is ready, your number is called out verbally. I thought it was convenient that you don't need to bring the ticket to the counter. I confirmed that you can use PayPay and au PAY, and there were also several other electronic payment options available. It seems they also offer Uber Eats. I will definitely go back again (´・ω・｀)

This newly opened shop I visited recently. This time, I used it for breakfast. While lunch and cafe time have a fair amount of customers, there were only two groups including me in the morning. A good time to visit, I think. I believe you can order all the menu items during the opening hours, but today I ordered the Taiwan Danbing and Xian Doujiang set for 950 yen. It is a touch panel machine where you buy a meal ticket. After about 5 minutes, I went to pick up the food. Taiwan Danbing is a type of egg crepe from Taiwan, not sweet. It is a soft crepe rolled with a thin egg. The taste is very gentle. The combination of soft crepe and egg is just right for a light meal. There is also an option for a double egg if you want to enjoy more egg flavor. Xian Doujiang, I love this dish. It is a tofu pudding made by adding vinegar to soy milk to solidify it like silken tofu. This was also quite good. The fluffy soy milk soup with dried shrimp and pickled mustard greens as a nice accent that keeps it from being boring. The crispy fried bread on top was also nice. It turned out to be a better Taiwanese breakfast than I had imagined. It might be good for lunch on days when you don't have much appetite. The cafe menu is also extensive, so it should appeal to women as well. I will definitely come back!

A new Taiwanese cafe has opened near Zoujyouji Temple❣️ It tasted just like the food I had in Taiwan♪ The exterior of the cafe is simple, so I almost walked past it before realizing, but the flavors are authentic! You purchase a food ticket inside the cafe, and when your dish is ready, they call your number at the counter. It's just like being in Taiwan. There are a variety of drinks to choose from, making it hard to decide, but I plan to keep going back until I've tried everything. This time, I had taro balls, tapioca pearl tofu pudding, and a hot brown sugar milk tea. They also offer other dishes like braised pork rice, mixed noodles, and Taiwanese breakfast items (salty soy milk, fried dough sticks, Taiwanese egg crepe). I'm thinking of trying their breakfast on the weekend. red ananas https://redananas.oder.com/restaurants/1568083035485448128/menus/1574634811408264704?eating_location=takeout

I came on a very hot day and had lunch and shaved ice. There were constantly customers coming in, so it seems like they have a high turnover rate. The lunch portion was a bit small - men might find it not filling enough. It's located in an office area, so it's a good space to enjoy a solo female lunch without feeling out of place.

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I was able to use electronic money at the ticket machine, but it was a bit difficult to use. The noodles and sausages were delicious, but everything else was just average.