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Let’s dig in on this food tour spot in Taiwan: the ultra-dreamy smoked goose from Jilin Road that foodies swear by

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Zhongshan District is packed with eateries, making it one of Taipei’s top food battlegrounds. This A-Cheng Goose Meat shop on Jilin Road isn’t just a must-try for many Japanese tourists—it’s also a favorite among locals, office workers, and gourmets alike...

Photos & text by TravelSight’s Liao Weiren
 
Zhongshan District is packed with eateries, making it one of Taipei’s top food battlegrounds. This A-Cheng Goose Meat shop on Jilin Road isn’t just a must-try for many Japanese tourists—it’s also a favorite among locals, office workers, and gourmets alike. Today, we’re taking you and our HowToTrip editor along for a bite together!

Mouthwatering smoked goose.

A-Cheng Goose Meat is located on Jilin Road, a bustling food street in Zhongshan District. The storefront proudly displays the big characters “A-Cheng Goose Meat” along with a cute goose sign. No matter what time you visit, the place is always packed, which speaks volumes about how delicious the food is.

The star dish at A-Cheng Goose Meat: smoked goose.

The smoked goose from A-Cheng Goose Meat is famous far and wide. Its meat is tender and bursting with flavor. The moment you take a bite, the savory juices fill your mouth, and the taste only gets better the more you chew—leaving you craving more.

Spicy stinky tofu, perfect with rice.

Our HowToTrip editor also ordered a portion of spicy stinky tofu. The aroma hit us as soon as it arrived, taking over our senses. The tofu was incredibly flavorful with a hint of spice, and when paired with the sauce and white rice, it was incredibly addictive—making it hard to stop eating.

Goose intestine soup.

For the soup course, we figured since they specialize in poultry, we’d try their goose intestine soup. The flavor and ingredients were pretty average—not particularly mind-blowing—but the goose intestines were still nice and crispy.

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