Fulong Restaurant Introduction
Fulung Restaurant is located at the intersection of Old Taiwan Route 17 and Route 171 in Beimen District, making it the oldest established restaurant in the area. Next to the restaurant is the Memorial Hall of Taiwan's Black Foot Disease, and it is one of the larger dining establishments in Beimen. If you're dining in Beimen, this place is certainly a top choice. The restaurant boasts a spacious and bright interior with over a hundred ping, providing a comfortable dining environment. It specializes in catering for tour groups, festive banquets, and also offers off-site catering, making it one of the most representative restaurants in the coastal area. Over the past decade, it has hosted numerous prominent figures, including former President Lee and Governor Song, and has been featured in major media outlets such as SET News, V: The One, Min Sheng Daily, United Daily News, Liberty Times, and China Daily. The owner insists on using local seafood for ingredient selection and cooking methods, with specialties made from milkfish, oysters, shrimp, and the crispy garlic produced in Beimen. The cooking techniques are simple yet provide fresh and delicious seafood dishes. The "Flower Field Eel Roll," wrapped in tofu skin with shrimp and egg strips, along with the expensive unagi, offers a refreshing taste that is very Japanese in style. The "Salad Big Roll" features the freshest live big squid as the main ingredient, complemented by crunchy cucumbers and carrots in a refreshing salad mix, creating a light, non-greasy flavor that keeps diners coming back for more. "Three Cup Lingcod,"...
