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As the season of gastronomic delights gently arrives, the winter of hot pot dishes is just around the corner. During this time, nothing warms the stomach and heart quite like a steaming soup hot pot or a carefully simmered broth. Here, we recommend to our fans six must-try curated hot pot dishes in Taipei, ranging from ultra-luxurious seafood congee hot pot and spicy duck blood hot pot to authentic Northeastern pickled cabbage and pork hot pot. These hearty dishes enrich the cool autumn and welcome the eagerly awaited winter.
This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot. (Photo provided by This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot)
● This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot
Created by the renowned coffee chain 85°C as it ventures into the hot pot dining scene, This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot draws inspiration from the opulence of Empress Wu Zetian’s reign and the nourishing dishes beloved by Imperial Concubine Yi. The brand has crafted a signature old-style broth concept based on “taste, savor, dip, and return,” incorporating a variety of modern premium ingredients to bring an ancient royal hot pot experience back to life. Not only is the base delicious, but the wide selection of high-quality ingredients also offers great satisfaction.
This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot. (Photo provided by This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot)
This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot Mixed Beef Platter. (Photo provided by This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot)
【Info】
This Pot – Royal Reserve Hot Pot
Xinyi Hall
Phone: 02-27081111
Address: 2F, No. 88, Section 4, Xinyi Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
Zhongshan North Hall
Phone: 02-66131336
Address: No. 31, Section 3, Zhongshan N. Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City
Jilin Hall
Phone: 02-66178585
Address: No. 190, Jilin Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City
● Haidilao Branch 1
The internationally acclaimed Chinese hot pot chain “Haidilao,” famous for its exceptional customer service, began operations here in September. Aside from being affordable and delicious, Haidilao offers a range of unexpected services, including free manicures and massage chairs in the waiting area, as well as complimentary snacks and drinks — all worth experiencing. Especially after ordering, if you choose noodles, a noodle master will perform a live hand-pulled noodle demonstration right at your table, which is one of Haidilao’s signature highlights. The restaurant operates on an à la carte basis, with no minimum spend or service charge.
Chinese hot pot brand Haidilao expands to Taiwan. (Image source: Haidilao)
Haidilao provides nail art services. (Image provided by JIM)
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