Recommended dishes: Savory tangyuan, wonton soup, duck-meat mung-bean noodles—made fresh and sold on the spot.
A snack shop that serves honest, generous portions.
The triangular tangyuan were an impromptu inspiration by “Grandma Lin,” simply to look more distinctive; the filling follows Grandma Lin’s secret family recipe. One bite releases the aroma of glutinous rice mingled with pepper and five-spice—just the old-time flavor that Mei-hsiang insists on preserving!
Mei-hsiang Dining was founded by Grandma Lin Hsieh-chin, the first to cook soup with pork-and-fish balls, a combination that has since become one of Taiwan’s signature street foods.