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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Huh—isn’t this a French restaurant? Why is the menu filled with traditional Taiwanese dishes? “Le Peng Xiaoguan” in the Yongkang Street area combines French-style decor with classic Taiwanese snacks, offering a refreshing twist. The signature dish, “Tea-Smoked Goose,” is marinated to perfection, with tender bones that melt in your mouth. The owner’s homemade “Goose Fat Scallion Sauce,” drizzled over soft and chewy white rice, fills the air with aroma—you might just end up eating an extra bowl or two.



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Huh—isn’t this a French restaurant? Why is the menu filled with traditional Taiwanese dishes? “Le Peng Xiaoguan” in the Yongkang Street area combines French-style decor with classic Taiwanese snacks, offering a refreshing twist. The signature dish, “Tea-Smoked Goose,” is marinated to perfection, with tender bones that melt in your mouth. The owner’s homemade “Goose Fat Scallion Sauce,” drizzled over soft and chewy white rice, fills the air with aroma—you might just end up eating an extra bowl or two. The authentic old-school dish “Bridgeside Goose Meat Rice Noodles” has a fragrant yet not greasy broth that’s absolutely soul-satisfying. The “French-Style Confit Goose Gizzard” makes the perfect drinking snack—don’t miss out if you enjoy a little tipple…

More reading:French bistro sells Taiwanese goose meat – Le Peng Xiaochu’s delicious flavors come from “aged braising liquid”

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