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阿昇活海鮮
Exit 2 · about 7 min walk

阿昇活海鮮

A Sheng Huo Hai Xian
Taiwanese Cuisine, Barbecue, Local Eats, Group Dining, Late-Night Eats · 前鎮區
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METROBITES VISITOR RATING
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“For a lively seafood supper, pair Penghu squid with Chongqing peppercorn fish for a meal that moves from clean seafood flavors to numbing heat. Dishes are built for sharing; dine-in tables are limited and takeaway orders can stack up at peak times, so ask about daily seafood if you are coming for something specific.”

Shared peppercorn fish Fresh, clean squid Night-market stir-fry
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WORTH THE STOP?

Is this place worth adding to your MRT itinerary?

It can feel very different if you are already at this stop versus making a special trip here.
★★☆☆☆
ALREADY HERE
Already at this stop
Go if convenient

If you are already at 凱旋站 · Kaisyuan, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

★☆☆☆☆
WORTH THE DETOUR?
Making a special trip
No need to ride over just for it

If you are elsewhere, consider whether it is worth an extra MRT ride just for this place.

WHY VISIT

Why add it to your itinerary?

01
Bring the table together with one pot of peppercorn fish

Sea bass with peppercorn flavor comes with tofu, duck blood, enoki, tofu skin, instant noodles and corn, enough for sharing. Numbing fragrance opens first and the chili heat follows, making it especially good with rice.

02
Fresh seafood with lighter home-style dishes too

Penghu squid is lightly seasoned to show its sweetness and springy crunch, while the old-school omelet is fluffy, tender and mild. Add chilled onion with bonito for a lighter balance so the whole table does not stay heavy.

03
A lively late-night stir-fry table

The night-market stir-fry setting is direct and lively, with wok sounds and grill aromas in the air. It suits a group that wants to talk and share chilled dishes, seafood, stir-fries and soup according to appetite.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Editors
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Penghu Squid

Simply seasoned squid is springy and crisp, releasing natural sweetness as you chew. Eat it hot to focus on the seafood itself.

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Old-school Omelet

A simple omelet with fluffy, tender texture and home-style egg aroma. Its mild seasoning makes a soft contrast between seafood dishes.

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Chongqing Peppercorn Fish

Sea bass comes with tofu, duck blood, enoki, tofu skin, instant noodles and corn. Numbing aroma arrives first, then the heat builds, making this a substantial shared dish for spice lovers.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Ask about the seafood you want first

Seafood changes with the day’s supply. If a group is coming specifically for certain dishes, call ahead. There are not many dine-in tables, so arrive earlier if you want a slower meal and to avoid the peak when takeaway and dine-in overlap.

02
Order a few shared dishes, then add more

Start with chilled onion, squid, an omelet and one peppercorn-spicy fish dish. Estimate the group’s appetite, then add daily seafood or stir-fries as needed.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Save the peppercorn-spicy dish for later

Start with the crisp sweetness of the onion, then squid and omelet, and leave the peppercorn fish for later. The numbing heat builds gradually, so a lighter start helps you notice the squid’s sweetness and the egg aroma.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Take

A-Sheng Live Seafood sits around Kaixuan Youth Night Market and focuses on affordable seafood, barbecue and Taiwanese stir-fries. The menu runs from chilled dishes and seafood to grilled items and soups, making it easy for groups looking for a lively late-night meal.

Uncle’s line: A place like this needs more than a big menu. The seafood should taste fresh and the stir-fries should stay clean; that is where A-Sheng feels sincere.
Dining room and atmosphere:The shop keeps the direct feel of a night-market stir-fry stall. There are not many dine-in tables, and when the wok, grill and seafood are all working, both sound and aroma fill the room. It suits groups rather than a quiet date. Arrive earlier if you want a slower meal.
Location and dining notes:A-Sheng Live Seafood is at 高雄市前鎮區凱旋四路758號, phone 0917-658-103, walkable from Kaixuan Rueitian light rail. It mainly serves dinner and late night and is closed on Tuesday. Seafood changes with daily supply, so groups coming for specific dishes should call first.
● Chilled Onion

Crisp onion brings a clean sweetness, with bonito adding a light Japanese-style note. The simple seasoning makes this an easy opener before heavier seafood and stir-fries.


● Penghu Squid

The squid is handled simply so its own freshness comes through. It is springy and crisp, with natural sweetness appearing as you chew. Eat it hot for the best texture.


● Old-school Omelet

This humble omelet is fluffy and tender with familiar home-style egg aroma. Its mild flavor makes it an easy texture change between seafood dishes.


● Chongqing Peppercorn Fish

A generous pot of sea bass with tofu, duck blood, enoki, tofu skin, instant noodles and corn. Numbing peppercorn aroma comes first, then the heat builds, making it good with rice and for sharing.

💡 Ordering note

Use chilled onion to open the meal, then squid and omelet, and save Chongqing peppercorn fish for later. In a group, add daily seafood and stir-fries as needed. Putting the numbing-spicy dish later helps preserve the lighter flavors first.

  • Location:高雄市前鎮區凱旋四路758號,輕軌凱旋瑞田站步行可達。
  • Type:Live seafood, barbecue, Taiwanese stir-fries and late-night drinks.
  • Highlights:A broad seafood and wok menu with a lively night-market atmosphere.
  • Best for:Friend groups, after-work late-night meals, and diners who want several stir-fries with seafood.

📌 Editor’s Summary

A-Sheng Live Seafood makes the familiar night-market seafood-and-stir-fry format feel solid rather than flashy. The seafood has character, the wok dishes are dependable, and it works well when you want a table that can keep eating into the late evening.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
806台灣高雄市前鎮區瑞竹里凱旋四路758號
Opening hours
Monday: 17:00 – 01:00
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 17:00 – 01:00
Thursday: 17:00 – 01:00
Friday: 17:00 – 01:00
Saturday: 17:00 – 01:00
Sunday: 17:00 – 01:00
GETTING THERE

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凱旋站 · Kaisyuan
Exit 2 · about 7 min walk · about 492 m
Also convenient
Exit 1 Another exit at the same station
about 8 min walk · about 586 m
Walking About 7 min from Exit 2 · about 492 m
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