Fuhang Soymilk (Taipei, Taiwan)

Fuhang (Michelin Rated) was not on our list of places to go to Taipei but my sister asked me to look for it. On our last day in Taiwan we went to Fuhang Soy Milk in Zhongzheng District. We went there around 6am. When we arrived there was already a line starting at the Ground Level, going all the way to the 2nd Floor.

This is the Line when we finished our Breakfast


The Line was moving fast and in 25 Minutes it was our turn. As you go nearer the Counter you can see their Kitchen on the Left. You can watch how they make their breads (If you will take pictures, turn off the flash)



They have an English Menu located at a Stand so there is no problem in Ordering, just point to what you want. Though the Staff know some English.

























We Ordered the following:

1. Signature Thick Bread $30TWD - As the name suggests, it was THICK. This is bread is both Savory and Sweet. It had Chives inside and was very Filling.

2. Egg Pancake $30TWD - This was DELICIOUS and was worth lining up for. If you want it yummier add a few drops of Light Soy Sauce and Chilli Sauce.

3. Cold Soy Milk $30TWD - I do not know how to tell if Soy Milk is Delicious but for me it tastes all the same.

4. Salty Soy $35TWD - Served in a Bowl and Hot. It was Good but not for me.

Soy Milk, Signature Thick Bread, Salty Soy and Egg Pancake


Will I go back? For the Egg Pancake I Will!

HOW TO GET TO FUHANG SOY MILK: We went to the Zhongzheng District Branch as it was the closest to us. To get there Hop On the MRT at TAIPEI MAIN STATION, Blue Line and get off at Shandao Temple. Take either Exit 5 or 3 and once you see a long line just line up there.

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