Reported and photographed by Huang Shiyuan, Taipei
"HuauQ Farm," a popular flagship store founded by Japanese TV personality and "TV Champion" host Yasutaka Tanaka, operates two restaurants in Japan (the Hokkaido main store and Chitose Airport) and three souvenir shops. Its first Taiwan outlet, named "HuauQ Farm Café," began trial operations in June. The No. 1 best-selling dish from HuauQ Farm, the Hakurei Warm Salad, is now also available in Taiwan.
The Hakurei Warm Salad (NT$280) is made with seasonal vegetables blanched to perfection, tossed in a chef’s special cheese sauce crafted from a trio of award-winning cheeses: Emmental (Hakurei), Gouda, and Camembert. Just before serving, it's topped with melted Emmental cheese flown directly from Hokkaido, freshly melted in the “Cheese Grill.” A similar preparation is used for the Hakurei Fries (NT$200).

▲ Hakurei Warm Salad.

▲ The Hakurei Warm Salad is topped with freshly melted Emmental cheese sourced from Hokkaido and grilled at the “Cheese Grill.”
Also available is the Champion Cheese Triple Noodles (NT$260), another crowd favorite in Japan. The noodles are first stir-fried with Camembert, then mixed in a specially prepared bowl of Gouda, before being transferred onto a heated iron plate and finished with a generous sprinkle of Emmental cheese – delivering all three cheeses in one delicious dish.
Besides classic Western dishes like the Hakurei Warm Salad and Champion Cheese Triple Noodles, there are also delicious Japanese-style offerings such as the Hokkaido Pork N...<,topped with a special teriyaki sauce from Huayu Ranch. Xie Yijia, marketing specialist at Good Food International, said that Huayu Ranch Café originates from Japan and, in addition to Western-style dishes, also aims to offer meals with a strong Japanese flavor.

▲ Champion Cheese Triple Noodles.

▲ Hokkaido Pork N<.

▲ Hokkaido Egg Tart.
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