Checking in at a special Taiwanese cuisine restaurant with a sea view.

Must-try – Oreo Grandma Mochi The mochi has a round appearance, and once you bite into it, it's chewy and cool, filled with a rich milky flavor. Dipping it into a generous amount of crushed Oreos, it's a big hit with the kids😍 Signature Braised Pork Rice The dish is visually appealing, with the braised pork evenly spread over the rice. The taste is tender and juicy, with a rich and slightly sweet sauce that becomes more flavorful with each bite. Three-Flavor Taiwanese Sausage There are three flavors: squid ink, black pepper, and honey. Sliced thinly, they are fragrant and crispy with a bit of chewiness, exuding a delightful aroma. Dan Dan Beef Noodles Made with shank meat, cooked until perfectly flavored, the texture is soft and tender. The soup base is rich and aromatic, with a hint of spiciness and sweetness. You can choose between shaved noodles or Taiwanese wide noodles; I opted for the wide noodles that absorb the soup well, offering a chewy and flavorful bite👍 The average spending per person is $250 Taipei Stack (World Trade Center) (Causeway Bay) 📍Shop No. 7, 4/F, World Trade Center, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay