Street snacks · Fongshan
Yu Family Chishan Rice Cakes
尤家赤山粿
Photo: Huang Zhen, CC BY 4.0Representative photo of Steamed rice cakes (kué), not taken at this shop.
A Fengshan rice-cake family that has made steamed treats for about sixty years, from layered nine-layer cake to caozai guo and radish cake, sold in the morning until gone.
On the edge of the city but reachable by MRT. The day planner includes it when you tick "Go further by MRT".
What to order
Photo: 賴亮名, CC BY-SA 3.0草仔粿
Caozai guo (herb rice cake)
The item the shop and the city tourism site recommend: a glutinous rice cake coloured with herbs, handmade daily by the fourth generation without preservatives or artificial colouring.
About this dish →Sights nearby
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