Hao Ji

This shop serves many old-school Taiwanese snacks, represented by danzai noodles. The soup and braised pork are pretty good, and are not inferior to those in their birthplace of Taiwan. Although the portion is not large, you can enjoy the taste of this dish. As for the hot stir-fries or side dishes, some are also pretty good.

There are many such danzai noodle shops in Taipei. In fact, they also serve stir-fried dishes. The main thing is that the danzai noodles are made with old soup. The shrimp soup of this danzai noodle shop is really good. I don’t think the noodles are as good as those in Shanghai.

This restaurant was recommended by locals when I was traveling in Taiwan. The food is very authentic and delicious, and a full plate of food only costs more than 400 RMB. The restaurant is almost full of locals, and the decoration is very nostalgic. I highly recommend it!

The taxi driver recommended this place, "Is the name easy to remember?" - "Easy to remember". Haoji tofu looks ordinary but tastes very chewy and tender. Eight-treasure rice dumplings and three-cup chicken are both delicious. No wonder there are many familiar faces taking photos with the boss at the door.

Light and delicious, with a Taiwanese flavor. Hao Ji Tofu is very fresh and flavorful; highly recommended.