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Published: 2026-11-10 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-10 — Opened in 2016 N

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Opened in 2016, it was first awarded the title of the most popular yakiniku rice bowl spot by WebTempo. That year, the three best-selling items most recommended by netizens were the “King’s Chicken Bowl” for $420, the “Sumo Eel Rice” for $450, and the “Baseball Rib Bowl” for $480. Their highlights were generous portions that were almost too big to finish and top-quality ingredients.

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Opened N< launches new products every year, and the three classic N< rice meals loved by fans have made a glamorous comeback across Taiwan since December 4th with a completely new lineup: “Three Kings Chicken N<” for $320, “Unagi Omelet N<” for $390, and “Tyrannosaurus Ribs N<” for $420. The average price has dropped by 20%. In addition, the grilled meat slice series now offers super-sized portions, and for an extra $100, the meat quantity can be increased by 200%.

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Three Kings Chicken N<$320

"Unagi Teriyaki Tamago N<”$390, prepared using the traditional Kanto method of steaming first then grilling, which keeps the eel soft and smooth. Grilled at 270 degrees Celsius for six minutes and served with dark brown kabayaki sauce, the eel has not only a rich flavor but also a beautiful glossy finish. The creamy and thick tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet) pairs with the tender, fatty eel, offering two different textures in one dish for a delightful experience. In addition, it is served with shredded nori and cucumber, adding more layers of flavor. You can also enjoy it as unagi donburi with brown rice tea, achieving the ultimate three-way eel dining experience.

Unagi Teriyaki Tamago N<$390

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