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“Pork” is representative of Korean cuisine and the foundation of home-cooked Korean meals. Korean BBQ based on pork has become the essence of affordable street food. Founded by Korean “Auntie” Micky, Honey Pig stands out with its affordable prices, great ambiance for group dining, and joyful atmosphere, winning over consumers across Europe and Asia. Its delicious presence has now expanded to major cities across the U.S. East Coast.In January 2015, its first overseas branch opened in Taipei’s Xinyi District.Whether you’re a die-hard fan of Korean pop culture or not, Honey Pig will make you fall in love with Korea all over again!
The renowned Korean BBQ chain from the U.S., Honey Pig, makes its way to Taipei. (Photo by MOOK Travel & Lifestyle’s Liao Chiyu)
The spacious and clean counter area. (Photo by MOOK Travel & Lifestyle’s Liao Chiyu)
Since September 2014,3Honey Pig had begun considering expanding into Taiwan,14and started preparations in the second half of the year. After finding a suitable location near Taipei,101the brand aimed to offer truly authentic Korean food at friendly, approachable prices.The first overseas flagship store opened1on8in Taipei’s Xinyi Planning District.To provide a unique take on Korean style, the Taipei outlet was designed with a retro corrugated metal exterior, recreating the nostalgic street-food vibe of early Korean eateries under metal sheds.BBQThe interior emphasizes a relaxed, lively, and fun atmosphere, offering both square tables and round table areas for various group dining needs.
The interior features a retro Korean corrugated metal design. (Photo by MOOK Travel & Lifestyle’s Liao Chiyu)
Private rooms are available for group gatherings. (Photo by MOOK Travel & Lifestyle’s Liao Chiyu)
The walls are adorned with Korean-themed posters and artwork by “Auntie” Micky. (Photo by MOOK Travel & Lifestyle’s Liao Chiyu)
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