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Packed with shrimp paste, it's super tempting—a limited-edition seafood congee with whole lobsters available only in Tainan!

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 102 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Limited daily supply—come late and you might miss out on the lobster seafood and crab seafood options. Made with freshly caught seafood purchased personally from the fishing port that very day, the broth is simmered with real ingredients and no MSG, offering generous portions at great value. The lobster seafood congee not only includes a whole lobster but also plenty of other seafood. The staff has already cracked open the lobster shells, so once it’s served, you can easily peel and enjoy it.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

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Limited daily servings — once it's gone in the evening, it's gone for the day. The lobster seafood and crab seafood dishes use fresh catches personally purchased from the fishing port that very day. Made with real ingredients and a rich broth without MSG, generous portions offer great value for money, making people fall in love after just one bite.

It has now relocated to No. 66, Section 2, Fufian Road, and lunch service has been added to its operating hours. The first floor is an outdoor dining area. When it was previously located on You'ai Street, Travel King Studio filmed there, featuring the “Mega Seafood Congee.” As soon as the show aired, it became an instant hit, with everyone rushing to try it.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The second and third floors have air-conditioned indoor seating.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The ingredients used are displayed upfront, so customers can see everything clearly — no need to worry about hidden items.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The menu allows diners to mark if they don’t eat celery, pepper, or garlic crisps, offering a thoughtful customization service.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The Lobster Seafood Congee not only includes a whole lobster but also comes loaded with a variety of seafood. Watch the Travel King Studio clips playing on the TV in-store — they reveal that the secret weapon behind the broth is Japanese “Hidaka Kelp.”

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The restaurant staff have already cracked open the lobster shells, so you can easily peel and eat the meat at the table — super convenient.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The generous amount of roe is very tempting.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The tender and succulent lobster meat is sweet, springy, and full of chew.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Their congee is cooked to retain a rice-grain texture, so it doesn’t turn mushy in your mouth.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Assorted Sashimi (Salmon + Tuna + Swordfish): Add a bit of wasabi on the sashimi, then dip it in soy sauce to fully enjoy its fresh sweetness. Be sure not to mix the wasabi into the soy sauce.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Swordfish: Slightly white and translucent, soft, Q-textured, smooth yet with a slight bite.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Salmon: Rich in oil, sweet flavor, and tender texture.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Tuna: Sweet, soft, and tender, with moderate oiliness.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Crab Seafood Pasta: The broth and ingredients are the same as the lobster seafood version, while the crab varies seasonally.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The crab shells are pre-cracked too, so you can easily pull out the meat and enjoy it right at the table.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

If you have trouble cracking the shell or extracting the meat, you can ask the staff for tools to help.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Thai Spicy and Sour Fish Maw: Made with fresh, boneless milkfish maw, paired with the owner’s homemade Thai-style spicy and sour sauce, topped with plenty of chopped scallions.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

The fish maw is deliciously tender, and the sauce is tangy and spicy, making it increasingly appetizing the more you eat.

▲Yiyuntang Seafood Congee in Tainan, loaded with fresh seafood toppings. (Photo provided by Mr. Tainan)

Yiyuntang Seafood Congee
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Address: No. 66, Section 2, Fufian Road, West Central District, Tainan City
Phone: 06-2234018
Business Hours: 11:00–14:00; 17:00–02:45 (Closed on Mondays)

Aims to introduce hidden gourmet food in Tainan
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