Fulong Restaurant Introduction
Fulong Restaurant is located at the intersection of Old Taiwan Highway 17 and Route 171 in Beimen District, making it the oldest established restaurant in the area. Next to the restaurant is the Taiwan Blackfoot Disease Medical Memorial Hall, and it is also a sizable dining establishment in Beimen. If you are dining in Beimen, this place is the best choice. The restaurant features a spacious and bright interior of over a hundred ping, providing a comfortable dining environment, specializing in tour groups, celebratory banquets, and catering services, making it the most representative restaurant in the coastal area. For over a decade, it has hosted well-known political figures such as former President Lee and Governor Song, and it has been reported by major media outlets, including SETTV, TVBS, Min Sheng Daily, United Daily News, Liberty Times, and China Times. The owner insists on using local seafood for the selection of ingredients and cooking methods, using options such as milkfish, oysters, shrimp, and fried garlic produced in Beimen to create delicious dishes. The cooking techniques are simple and straightforward, yet they provide fresh, delicious, and mouthwatering seafood cuisine. The "Flower Field Eel Roll" features shrimp and egg crepes wrapped in tofu skin, complemented by the expensive kabayaki eel, offering a refreshing taste with a distinct Japanese flavor. The "Salad Big Roll" uses the freshest, lively squid as the main ingredient, combined with crisp cucumbers, carrots, and other vegetables for a refreshing, non-greasy texture that keeps you coming back for more. The "Three-Cup Greenling"...
