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Ximending is one of the top choices for many people when they’re looking to relax during a holiday. But sometimes, when you actually get there, you can’t think of anything to eat. And if you’re in the mood for grilled meat, the options are so numerous that you don’t even know where to start,ETtoday EBChas compiled a lazy guide to all-you-can-eat BBQ spots in Ximending for its readers, so you don’t have to stress over which place to choose.

▲ Grill Classroom. (Photo / Screenshot fromGrill Classroom’s official fan page)
1. Grill Classroom
Have you ever had BBQ in a classroom? You can do just that at Grill Classroom in Ximending. As soon as you walk in, you’ll find vintage wooden tables and chairs, and the menu is even designed like a school workbook, giving off a nostalgic school-era vibe that feels super warm and cozy. Here, the staff will grill the meat for you, saving you the hassle and the worry of not grilling it well yourself. Netizens recommend the wagyu beef here — not only is the texture tender and bouncy, but it’s also full of juicy flavor. You’ll truly get to experience the joy of eating meat here.
Address: 2F, No. 66, Chengdu Rd., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2375-5286
Business Hours: Mon–Fri 17:00–01:00; Sat–Sun 11:00–01:00

▲ San Dahua Charcoal Grill BBQ & Hot Pot. (Photo / Reporter Huang Sheng-min)
2. San Dahua Charcoal Grill BBQ & Hot Pot
When it comes to all-you-can-eat BBQ in Ximending, you can’t miss this spot tucked away in Emei Street — San Dahua Charcoal Grill BBQ. The staff are playfully referred to as “flowers” if they’re female, and “grasses” if they’re male, which is a pretty fun concept. The restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes, including premium seafood options like oysters, scallops, and scallop meats. For the meat selection, their pork chops are served in big, thick slices — the satisfying chewiness, bold sauce flavors, and generous portion size might just tempt you to have a few extra slices, though your stomach may not agree.
Address: No. 84, Emei St., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2312-3336
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 11:30–01:00

▲ I’m Awesome. (Photo / Screenshot fromI’m Awesome’s official fan page)
3. I’m Awesome
I’m Awesome is also a well-known name in the BBQ scene. Aside from its Ximending branch, it has two more outlets in Banqiao, allowing more people to enjoy its delicious grilled offerings. Whether it’s a weekday or weekend, the shop provides three different price tiers for customers to choose from based on their needs. Here, you must try the pork — it’s been dubbed by netizens as better than the beef. And don’t miss out on their super popular dessert: cheese sweet potato. The soft and tender sweet potato pairs perfectly with the salty richness of the cheese, creating a smooth, delightful taste that’s truly a standout among BBQ desserts. (Note: The Ximending branch suffered a fire earlier this year and is expected to reopen in late March, so please wait patiently.)
Address: 5F, No. 127, Hanzhong St., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2331-5527
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 11:30–02:00

▲ Grill Master BBQ. (Photo / Screenshot fromGrill Master BBQ’s official fan page)
4. Shaojiang Yakitori
If you park at the Emei Parking Lot near West Gate and look out, you’ll see a huge sign—that’s where Shaojiang Yakitori is located. The restaurant not only offers grilled meat but also has a selection of fried items and Japanese cuisine for diners to choose from. One particularly special item here is the limited-edition live shrimp. When you place the shrimp on the grill, it may even still move, a true testament to its freshness. With just one bite, you’ll taste an incredibly sweet and savory flavor. As for the other meats and seafood, they all meet a certain high standard.
Address: 2F, No. 98-4, Kunming St., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2311-7117
Business Hours: Mon–Fri 17:00–01:30; Sat–Sun 11:30–01:30

▲ Leye Yakitori. (Photo/Provided by netizen Yang Fumin. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
5. Leye Yakitori
Compared to others, Leye Yakitori offers a slightly smaller selection of ingredients, yet it still thrives in the top tier of the yakitori scene—proof of its exceptional quality. Netizens recommend the pork tongue here, which is incredibly tender and springy when grilled, making it a must-order item. They also serve the super-popular Häagen-Dazs ice cream, so diners can enjoy this beloved dessert after their meal.
Address: 2F, No. 36, Hanzhong St., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2381-0238
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 12:00–02:00

▲ Xiong Yi Premium Yakitori. (Photo/Courtesy of reporter Huang Shengmin)
6. Xiong Yi Premium Yakitori
Having stood tall in Ximending for many years, Xiong Yi Premium Yakitori offers two different pricing options, with varying ingredient selections for each. Netizens recommend the New York strip, beef short rib, and pork chop. As the meat cooks on the grill, you can watch the juices continuously seep out. When you take a bite, the thick, hearty texture, bursting juices, and chewy mouthfeel create an indulgent feeling that’s simply delightful.
Address: 2F, No. 155, Xining S. Rd., Taipei City
Phone: (02)2370-8468
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 11:30–03:00

▲ Tianji Faye. (Photo/Screenshot fromTianji Faye – Ximending Store Fan Page)
7. Tianji Faye
Tianji Faye has multiple branches across Taipei and naturally couldn’t miss out on the prime Ximending location. It emphasizes an interactive teaching style for grilling—meaning staff will guide you on how to grill to bring out the best texture and flavor in your food. Diners can also pick up some barbecuing tips along the way. Recently, they’ve launched a premium menu featuring items such as Angus black beef, oysters, Matsusaka pork, and mackerel, offering visitors a truly enjoyable grilling experience.
Address: 3F, No. 42, Hanzhong St., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2388-6611
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 12:00–01:00
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