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Braised pork belly with taro

芋頭扣肉

Also called: 扣肉 · 芋頭筍絲扣肉

Pork belly steamed with taro in a bowl and turned out onto a plate. The Jiaxian version adds shredded bamboo shoots.

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Useful phrases

  • 請給我這個This one, please
  • 這個兩份Two of these, please
  • 內用To eat here
  • 外帶To take away
  • 不要辣Not spicy, please
  • 不要香菜No coriander, please
  • 我吃素I'm vegetarian
  • 多少錢?How much is it?
Braised pork belly with taroPhoto: bryan... from Taipei, Taiwan, CC BY-SA 2.0
Braised pork belly with taroPhoto: N509FZ, CC BY-SA 4.0
Braised pork belly with taroPhoto: Singzy, CC BY 2.0

How it is made

The meat is steamed until fully cooked, then the bowl is turned upside down onto a plate. That last step is what 扣 refers to.

How to eat it

A dish for the table, with rice.

In Kaohsiung

Jiaxian is famous for taro and bamboo shoots. At Syan Syang, which has served mountain dishes there since 1971, Michelin recommends the version braised with taro and shredded bamboo shoots.

Where to eat it in Kaohsiung

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