Ding Tang Feng Introduction
Nai Ding Tang Feng Zhu Ren is a collaborative effort with local artists from Nantou, developed with reference to various documents and technical materials. The aim is to showcase the perfect combination of art and cuisine. Its appearance resembles a Western Zhou ding, made of stainless steel, formed into a single unit through firing. This ding can maintain a constant temperature after reaching a specific heat level, allowing for prolonged cooking without damaging the deliciousness of the food. Moreover, due to the stainless steel material, it can release iron during the heating process, which, combined with the restaurant's unique spicy and sour soup base, creates a distinctive blend of color, aroma, and flavor. Drawing from the historical perspective of the Tang Dynasty, the establishment embodies both Eastern and Western influences from the inside out, sourcing materials diversely and prominently featuring local artists' works. This reflects a continuous presentation of art from ancient times to the present, including hand-painted murals of Tang Dynasty ladies, ancient moneylender's doors from the Qing Dynasty, and the utensils used by customers, all showcasing the owner's artistic taste. In product design, this philosophy is also upheld, with carefully crafted various soup bases aimed at providing customers with a novel culinary experience, conveying a concept of unrestricted food culture that challenges your palate and defies conventional thinking.
