Photos & Text / Scenic Spots Expert Liao Weiren
Tucked away in Huaxi Street, this traditional dessert shop is a go-to treat for seasoned foodies after meals. The shop’s signature Shaomajia has been delighting diners for nearly sixty years. On a cold winter day, a warm bowl of Shaomajia is the ultimate comfort.
A time-honored classic flavor—Shaomajia, 40 NTD for two pieces. (Photo / Scenic Spots Expert Liao Weiren)
Beigang Sweet Soup is a traditional dessert shop located on Huaxi Street in Wanhua. The owner came from Beigang, Yunlin to Taipei to start his business, and the shop has been around for sixty years. Traditional Shaomajia and rice cake porridge are beloved flavors many locals have enjoyed since childhood.
Mixed sweet soup, 40 NTD per bowl. (Photo / Scenic Spots Expert Liao Weiren)
The star of the menu is the mouthwatering Shaomajia—just one look makes your mouth water. At 40 NTD for two pieces, the gently simmered Shaomajia has a soft and chewy texture. Paired with mildly sweet peanut powder, the combination bursts with flavor in your mouth, bringing pure happiness.
The deft hands of the shop owner. (Photo / Scenic Spots Expert Liao Weiren)
The shop offers a wide selection of desserts, including classic options like tofu pudding, red bean, green bean, and taro soup. But no matter what you order, don’t miss out on the Shaomajia—the soft, chewy texture is incredibly comforting.
The owner making Shaomajia on the spot. (Photo / Scenic Spots Expert Liao Weiren)
This Beigang Sweet Soup shop gets packed during meal times, as there are limited seats and usually a queue. To enjoy the delicious Shaomajia without the wait, try visiting during off-peak hours—weekday afternoons are usually not too busy.
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