
▲ Fuwanghao, known for its teppanyaki toast, has recently opened its third branch in Nangang. (Photo / Screenshot fromFuwanghao’s official fan page)
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Have you often had trouble finding good food near Nangang? Now, consumers don’t need to worry anymore. With the successive opening of department stores and hotels, business opportunities have gradually emerged. Popular casual dining businesses have decided to follow the trend and open new branches, making Nangang a new battleground for gourmet food.
"Fuwanghao," which specializes in teppanyaki toast and black tea with milk, also recently opened its third branch in Nangang. The shop specially introduced a teppan grill worth NT$200,000 so that all cooking processes can be completed on the grill. This creates a unique take on traditional teppanyaki toast, offering a wide variety of flavors — for example, there's the spicy grilled squid toast or the garlic cream toast paired with black pepper sauce and tender beef, etc. There's also a creamy egg custard made from high-quality eggs.

▲ The high cost-performance, satisfying meals have earned Lazy Private Kitchen many fans. (Photo / Screenshot fromLittle Nangang - Lazy Private Kitchen’s official fan page)
Another casual dining business, “Little Nangang - Lazy Private Kitchen,” officially launched at the Nangang Exhibition Hall in late 2015. In addition to selling sandwiches, egg pancakes, and tea drinks, the shop also makes its own desserts. With honest ingredients and great value meals, it has received praise from many nearby office workers. Moreover, the popular signature "Mom’s Taste Sandwich" features a unique barbecue sauce paired with vegetables, tomatoes, and steak, which diners find absolutely delicious.
Fuwanghao Nangang Branch
Phone: (02)2783-4780
Address: 1F, Bldg. B, No. 369, Section 7, Zhongxiao East Road, Nangang District, Taipei City
Little Nangang - Lazy Private Kitchen
Phone: 0905 271 685
Address: No. 8, Zhongnan Street, Nangang District, Taipei City
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