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A must-try queue food for taro lovers, this iron plate toast is loaded with excessive taro paste and shredded pork floss. Isn’t this breakfast just a bit too indulgent?
Loaded taro paste and shredded pork floss—this breakfast is just too wicked. (Photo / qbiilifestyle)
The wildly popular Man Le Iron Plate Toast on Shanda Temple Street in Taipei became famous for its outrageously generous serving of taro paste on iron plate toast. When it first opened, the line was said to require at least three hours of waiting to get a taste.
The interior is simple, focusing purely on delicious and hearty meals. (Photo / qbiilifestyle)
The shop mainly serves iron plate-grilled toast in both sweet and savory flavors, as well as croissants, rice bowls, and various drinks—but none of that matters. What foodies come here for is undoubtedly the over-the-top taro paste toast.
Man Le’s iron plate toast offers many different flavor options. (Photo / qbiilifestyle)
Must-order items include the shredded pork floss taro paste toast, taro paste cheese toast, and red bean cheese toast. The smooth and thick taro paste pairs wonderfully with the savory aroma of shredded pork floss, creating a very unique flavor. The combination of taro paste and cheese makes the texture even smoother. The shop’s homemade fillings not only use quality ingredients but also have just the right level of sweetness. The prices are reasonable too—definitely a sinful spot no taro lover should miss.
[Info]
Man Le Iron Plate Toast
Address: No. 69, Section 1, Hangzhou South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-23915153
Hours: 07:30 to 13:30
Super sinful late-night budget eats—whole table of savory congee and snacks dirt cheap
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