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With the weather being quite unstable lately, temperatures may soar past 30°C one day and drop with cold winds the next. The sudden changes make you want to dive into a bowl of hot pot. But aside from the broth, the most important part of hot pot is the meat. The joy that comes from eating meat is the very essence of the experience—but does it often leave you craving more once you finish? These hot pot restaurants will leave you so full of meat you might get sick of it.Ettoday EBCWe’ve selected 5 Taipei hot pot joints serving huge portions of meat that will drive any carnivore wild.

▲ Fangyuan Hot Pot. (Photo / Provided by netizen Lin Weisong, please do not screenshot to avoid copyright infringement)
1. Fangyuan Hot Pot
First up is Fangyuan Hot Pot, known for its affordable premium meats. Here, you first choose your broth, then you can pick your favorite toppings to customize your meal—so you won’t end up with a plate full of ingredients you don’t want. And don’t miss their standout meat: a generous 12-ounce slab of organic black pork, which looks and tastes incredibly satisfying. Once it hits the pot, the aroma is irresistible, and the firm texture of the pork is truly unforgettable. It’s like stepping into a meat lover’s paradise.
Address: No. 159, Wende Rd., Neihu District, Taipei City (Neihu Branch)
Phone: (02)2627-1199
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11:00–15:00 & 17:30–22:00

▲ Haoshiduo
2. Haoshiduo
Did you know you can swap veggies for more meat? At Haoshiduo, that’s actually an option. To satisfy hardcore carnivores, if you really don’t want veggies, you can trade your veggie plate for an extra meat plate—making your whole pot all about the meat. That’s super satisfying. Their 16-ounce Angus beef brisket is so marbled, just looking at it makes your mouth water. The evenly distributed fat, plus the ultra-tender texture after aging, will have you marveling after every bite. Meat lovers, missing this place would be a real shame.
Address: No. 5, Lane 19, Shuangcheng St., Zhongshan District, Taipei City (Shuangcheng Branch)
Phone: (02)2585-7222
Business Hours: Monday to Friday, 11:00–15:00 (until 15:30 on Sat); 17:30–22:00 (starts at 17:00 on weekends)

▲ Guotao Hot Pot(Photo / From Guotao Hot Pot’s official fan page))
3. Guotao Hot Pot
This popular spot near Shih Chien University isn’t just famous—it rewards you for checking in by giving you free meat. Order a specific hot pot dish and pay just NT$10 more for an extra plate of meat, basically ensuring you eat until you’re stuffed. Aside from basic veggie plates, even adding extra hot pot ingredients only costs NT$20, making the value unbeatable. Their highlight? Toro-grade black pork cheek meat. Though it’s leaner, the texture is super bouncy with great chewiness in your mouth. And all that quality comes at an affordable price—why wouldn’t you come here?
Address: 1F, No. 13, Dazhi St., Zhongshan District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)8509-1668
Business Hours: Monday to Friday, 11:00–14:30 & 17:00–22:00; Saturday to Sunday, 11:00–22:00

▲ Fengming Hall Kelp & Fruit & Veg Hot Pot(Photo / From Fengming Hall’s official fan group))
4. Fengming Hall Kelp & Fruit & Veg Hot Pot
The meat slices at Fengming Hall’s Kelp & Vegetable Hot Pot come in two varieties. If you’re a light eater, you can opt for the regular portion, but if you’re a meat lover, the weighty plate is definitely the way to go. The restaurant’s sauces are all homemade, with the most popular being their signature sesame, scallion, and spicy soy sauce. The rich aroma of sesame combined with a mildly spicy kick gives your appetite a real boost. In addition to the giant meat platter, the Supreme Seafood Delight Hot Pot lets you enjoy seven different types of seafood. Enjoying meat paired with fresh seafood offers not just a hearty meal but also a refined dining experience.
Address: 1F, No. 362, Section 1, Donghua St., Beitou District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)-28239988
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday 11:30~23:00
5. Mu Ye Hot Pot
Mu Ye Hot Pot, located near Xinzhuang High School, is the top choice for giant meat portions in Xinzhuang District. If you’re wondering why there’s always a line, just try their signature Bao Bao Main Pot — the plate of meat is even bigger than a face, giving you an idea of just how generous the portion is. In addition to common staples like white rice and glass noodles, the restaurant also offers special sides like | hole-shaped vinegar | five-spice chicken | and pork belly skewers, which are particularly unique. If you're looking for something exceptionally satisfying, | [p] |
Address: No. 810, Xingfu Rd., Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)8991-5300
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday 11:00~01:00
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