Delicious and Nutritious Collagen Hot Pot: Come for the Soup

A collagen-rich soup base is the highlight of this community-style American hot pot located in Anping District's fifth phase, offering a thicker and sweeter taste compared to traditional bone broth, with less burden on the body and higher nutritional value. Even I, who usually don't drink the soup when having hot pot, couldn't help but take several more sips. The soup is indeed fresh, sweet, and refreshing. The restaurant has an American pop art style, housed in a white corrugated iron building. The interior is simple and bright, incorporating many industrial elements such as iron bucket chandeliers, red iron sliding doors, and aluminum wave panels. The rough appearance belies the careful attention to detail, and the excellent natural lighting from the floor-to-ceiling windows makes the dining environment much more comfortable. The menu is very customizable. You start by choosing how many plates of meat you want, then select the type of meat, deciding whether you want three, six, or nine plates based on your appetite. There is no minimum charge, no shared pot fee, and no time limit, which is quite generous. The ingredients are also chosen with care, especially the dipping sauces, which boast local handcrafted origins: Pingtung chili sauce, Gangshan bean paste, Madou citrus sauce, Jiali sesame sauce, and my favorite, California garlic sauce. The creamy garlic sauce is incredibly delicious and goes well with everything! The owner, originally an immigrant in the United States, returned to Taiwan to take care of his mother's health. He devoted himself to creating this delicious and nutritious soup, hoping to give his mother more energy during her rehabilitation. A business concept with a story and sentiment often touches people's hearts the most. Come for the Soup Business Hours: 1100-1500, 1700-2200 Address: No. 161 Jianping Road, Anping District, Tainan City 708 Average Spending: $200-400