CPP$ off the charts!! Japan’s queue-worthy gourmet Kin no Taneko comes to Taiwan
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team compiled report
Japanese outlet developer Mitsui comes to Taiwan to open its first mall — Linkou Outlet Park is expected to launch at the end of September or early October!! In addition to attracting visitors with international luxury brands, Mitsui also plans to bring in more than 10 well-known Japanese gourmet brands, among which the most anticipated is the ultra-popular Tokyo must-try and must-queue sky-high N<名店“金子半之助”。In addition to the Linkou branch, Kin no Taneko will also open a new store at Breeze Taipei Station on November 10. Meanwhile, the originally planned opening date for the Mitsui Linkou Outlet Park location may be postponed, likely to December or January next year. (Updated 2015.09.17)
Tokyo’s popular queue-worthy gourmet Kin no Taneko opens stores in Taiwan. (Image source / hannosuke)
Located near Mitsukoshimae Station in Tokyo’s Nihonbashi area, Kin no Taneko offers an exceptionally good value experience with each bowl priced at just 950 yen, along with generous portions of shrimp tempura and tempura piled up like small mountains. It is one of the must-visit and must-eat spots for every Taiwanese visitor traveling to Tokyo!!
Affordable prices and hearty portions offer exceptional value for money. (Image source / matome.naver)
Kin no Taneko often requires waiting in line for up to an hour to get a seat. (Image source / userdisk.webry)
The oversized portions are sure to satisfy. (Image source / userdisk.webry)
In addition to Kin no Taneko, Mitsui Linkou Outlet Park will also host over 10 other exclusive dining outlets, including Hakata Nagahama Tanaka Shop’s ramen, tsukemen, Miyatake Sanuki-style self-service udon, the Japan and London super-popular KUA AINA burgers, Hakata mentaiko set meals, nanas matcha coffee, Tsuruhashi Fuyue’s okonomiyaki, seafood N<与韩国bibim等…喜爱美食的粉丝们，可不要错过了。
[Update] 2015.09.17
In addition to opening in Linkou, Kin no Taneko will also open a new store at Breeze Taipei Station on November 10. Meanwhile, the originally planned opening date for the Mitsui Linkou Outlet Park location may be postponed, likely to December or January next year.
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