By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Grilled Salmon with Fig and Garden Salad. (Photo provided by Taipei Fullon Hotel)
The main courses feature a choice between a wood-fired Florentine-style Angus beef short rib and Mediterranean-spiced prawns paired with pan-seared sea bass. These are thoughtfully paired with the refreshing “Grilled Salmon with Fig and Garden Salad,” along with a selection of delicately crafted small bites such as “Pumpkin Hat Dumplings,” “Grilled Cherry Duck and Veal Soup Dumplings,” and “Italian Rice Noodles with Red Pepper and Anchovy Sauce.” The meal concludes perfectly with the dessert “Italian Chocolate Almond Macarons with Ice Cream Sundae,” which pairs wonderfully with seafood.
This is followed by the appetizers “Tomato Buffalo Mozzarella,” “Slow-cooked Red Wine Beef Cheek,” and “Italian Fried Seafood.” Cheese is a beloved ingredient in Italy, and the chef has specially chosen Mozzarella for its light, elastic texture and tender feel, allowing diners to experience its rich, creamy flavor. The fried seafood turns out to be an unexpected delight—rice balls filled with rice, shrimp, squid, and vegetables, served atop a tomato sauce that leaves a sweet aftertaste. The beef cheek is first slow-cooked with vegetables for 6–8 hours at low temperature, then simmered with red wine for another 2–3 hours until tender, and served with caramelized apple slices for an incredible texture.
Handmade Pumpkin Hat Dumplings, Grilled Cherry Duck and Veal Soup Dumplings, Italian Rice Noodles with Red Pepper and Anchovy Sauce. (Photo provided by Taipei Fullon Hotel)
After enjoying a refined vegetable consommé made with chicken broth and vegetables, diners are presented with “Handmade Pumpkin Hat Dumplings,” “Grilled Cherry Duck and Veal Soup Dumplings,” and “Italian Rice Noodles with Red Pepper and Anchovy Sauce.” The pumpkin is sieved for a smoother texture and roasted to bring out its natural sweetness. The cherry duck is prepared with the breast meat, sealed in oil at low temperature to 5–6 doneness, removing any bitterness and resulting in tender meat. Paired with dumplings filled with veal broth, it creates a delightful symphony. The rice noodles are cooked with vibrant red bell peppers, roasted to bring out a slight sweetness, and garnished with Parmesan cheese and pickled anchovies. The subtle interplay of aromas and textures creates a single refined appetizer that immerses diners in a multi-layered sensory experience.
Wood-fired Florentine-style American Angus Beef Short Rib. (Photo provided by Taipei Fullon Hotel)
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