
Text and Photos byMimi Han
Tainan’s Hidden Alleyway MaoN

Maon Haha, but honestly... if I weren’t coming here specifically to eat, even as a Tainan local, I’d rarely pass through this area! The environment, created by renovating an old house, is quite comfortable and not cluttered, with an overall pleasant vibe. No wonder, even though it’s not a new shop, it continues to attract new customers. We visited around 1 PM on a weekday afternoon, and the place was still about half full. The service staff were very friendly, making the experience from seating, ordering, serving, to payment all quite pleasant. Starving, we quickly ordered and waited for our meal. In addition to bringing the bill for confirmation, the staff also gave us a postcard that the shop can mail anywhere for you once you’ve written on it. All the meals at the shop are based around Japanese N< Rice. There are quite a few varieties, including seafood, beef, and fried shrimp options. The names are also fun, such as Fluffy N<, Luxury Salary N<, and Banzai N<—just looking at them makes you want to try them. (The menu shows only part of the offerings; for details, you can click the link.) The wall also lists hidden menu items. For example, today they had black vinegar oysters, grilled oysters, grilled salmon jaw, pineapple iced tea, etc. Any current promotions in the shop are also listed there. Pineapple Iced Tea ($60), MaoN MaoN Although at first glance this bowl of MaoN Moon-View Natural Beef Rice (NT$280), this price seems much more friendly, doesn’t it? The beef has a tender texture without any gristle, and when mixed with the egg yolk, it becomes even silkier. The sauce is quite sweet, and overall this rice dish is truly delicious and smooth—I finished it very quickly. Moreover, they give you a generous portion of beef; it felt like the beef was still left when the rice was all gone. As someone who loves meat, I was super satisfied. Overall, MaoN
















MaoN
Address: No. 105, Dongrong St., East Dist., Tainan City
Phone: 06 209 2499
Business Hours: 11:30 – 14:00; 17:30 – 21:00
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