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联亭泡菜鍋-北屯店
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联亭泡菜鍋-北屯店

Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian
Hot Pot, Late-Night Eats · 北屯區
★ 4.8・3,273 reviews 258 views Open now
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“The creamy cheese pot with fried dough stick is the combination to notice, while the pickled-mustard pork pot suits diners who prefer a tangier profile. Individual pots make it easy for everyone to choose their own flavor. Seating is fairly compact, so this is a place to come primarily for the hot pot itself.”

Creamy cheese with fried dough stick Pickled-mustard pork hot pot Individual hot pots
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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
Depends on your schedule

If you are already at Songzhu Station, 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
Fried dough stick joins the creamy cheese pot

A slightly sweet milk broth brings gentle body, cheese adds richness, and fried dough stick shifts from crisp to soft as it sits in the soup. Together with tofu skin, it is a combination worth noting for fans of creamy hot pots.

02
Switch up hot pot with a tangy profile

Pickled Mustard and Pork Hot Pot pairs a clearly tangy pickled-mustard flavor with pork slices. Glass noodles, pig's blood rice cake, vegetables, and other ingredients make it suitable for anyone who wants meat, vegetables, and a starch together in one pot.

03
Choose your own pot, then change up the meat texture

Individual pots let everyone choose between tangy and creamy flavors. Boneless Chicken Thigh offers a thicker bite than thin meat slices and works well as an add-on once you know how hungry you are.

04
High visibility built from more than 3,000 reviews

Google currently shows about 4.8 stars from 3,273 reviews, a straightforward popularity reference for first-time visitors.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

Starting with a teppanyaki chef's kimchi craft

The Lian Ting brand began when Chef Liao incorporated his own house-made kimchi into hot pot. With a background in teppanyaki, he later extended his cooking into hot pots and gradually developed the brand's different broths.

The Beitun shop is one branch of that brand. Alongside tangy hot pots, the menu also offers the gentler richness of milk and cheese, letting each diner take an individual pot in a different direction.

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Pickled Mustard and Pork Hot Pot MetroBites visit photo

Pickled Mustard and Pork Hot Pot

The broth has a clear, tangy pickled-mustard character, paired with relatively lean pork slices, glass noodles, pig's blood rice cake, and vegetables. Choose it if you want a sour-savory pot with a varied mix of ingredients.

Creamy Cheese Hot Pot / Pork Slices MetroBites visit photo

Creamy Cheese Hot Pot / Pork Slices

Milk and cheese create a slightly sweet, mellow richness. Fried dough stick and tofu skin change texture as they soak up the broth, and pork slices make the pot feel more complete.

Boneless Chicken Thigh MetroBites visit photo

Boneless Chicken Thigh

As an add-on meat, chicken thigh is more substantial than ordinary thin-sliced meat. Choose it when you want to add more meat to the original pot or simply switch to a thicker, juicier texture.

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Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian is a practical individual-hot-pot shop with memorable broth choices and portions that feel substantial. It is not far from Songzhu on the Taichung Metro, making it convenient for transit users. If you like steaming hot pots packed with ingredients and enough food to leave satisfied, this is a Beitun option worth keeping in mind.

Uncle's note: At a place like this, the real test is not how many tricks are on the menu but whether the broth can stand on its own. Lian Ting gets the fundamentals right.
Dining room and atmosphere:The Beitun branch is a single-floor dining space with fairly compact seating and the everyday rhythm of a practical individual-hot-pot shop, not a sprawling private room built for lingering forever. One pot per person makes it easy to choose according to taste, with clear directions ranging from pickled-mustard pork to creamy cheese and different meats. At peak hours, waits and lively conversation are hard to avoid; if you dislike crowds, skip the main meal rush so your patience does not have to simmer along with the pot.
Location and dining notes:Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian is at 台中市北屯區北屯路426-10號, near the intersection of Beitun Road and Qiaoxiao Street, about a three-minute walk from Songzhu on the Taichung Metro. Parking nearby is limited, so the metro is the easiest option; drivers are better off finding parking before going in. On both weekdays and weekends it operates from around midday into the evening. Final seating and temporary changes should be confirmed with the shop's latest notice.
● Pickled Mustard and Pork Hot Pot

This pot makes an immediate impression when it arrives. The ingredients are placed directly in the pot, and once the broth boils, you can start eating without much ceremony. The broth has a clear pickled-mustard flavor, with direct acidity that still feels grounded rather than sharp for its own sake. The pork slices lean toward the leaner side and have a steady texture. Along with pig's blood rice cake, glass noodles, broccoli, enoki mushrooms, corn, and cabbage, it is an unfussy home-style pot that can carry a full meal. The accompanying rice with fish floss rounds out the sense of fullness.

联亭泡菜鍋-北屯店 (Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian) visit photo

● Creamy Cheese Hot Pot / Pork Slices

This is one of the more representative pots here. The broth leans slightly sweet, with a noticeable milk aroma; the first sip feels soft and full before the cheese flavor gradually comes through. Fried dough stick is included, which is a nice touch because it adds a contrast between crisp and softened textures. The pork slices are on the leaner side, but after cooking they remain reasonably tender rather than dry. There is also a generous amount of tofu skin, making this an especially easy pot to enjoy if tofu skin is your thing.

联亭泡菜鍋-北屯店 (Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian) visit photo

● Boneless Chicken Thigh

If you want more meat presence in the hot pot, Boneless Chicken Thigh is a practical add-on. Chicken thigh has a more substantial bite than ordinary sliced meat, and cooking it in the individual pot pushes the meal's fullness up another notch. It is not a flashy addition, but it works well for anyone who wants a more satisfying meat portion without cluttering the table with too many extras.

联亭泡菜鍋-北屯店 (Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian) visit photo
💡 Ordering note

For tangy flavors, choose Pickled Mustard and Pork Hot Pot; for something richer, go with Creamy Cheese Hot Pot / Pork Slices. Boneless Chicken Thigh is useful when you want a different texture from pork slices. The standard pots already contain a substantial amount, so on a first visit, cook through what is included before adding more. And if the broth is already rich, there is no need to dump the whole dish of sauce in and make it compete for attention.

  • Location:台中市北屯區北屯路426-10號, about a three-minute walk from Songzhu on the metro.
  • Type:Individual kimchi hot pots, pickled-mustard pork hot pots, and creamy cheese hot pots.
  • Highlights:Distinct broth choices, substantial portions of ingredients, and a location close to the metro.
  • Good for:Metro travelers, diners who like one pot per person, and anyone looking for a filling, affordable hot-pot meal.

📌 Editor's wrap-up

Lian Ting Pao Cai Guo Beitun Dian is the kind of shop that does not rely on flashy decor but gives the hot pot itself plenty of substance. It is a short walk from the metro, convenient for anyone in Beitun craving a steaming individual pot. The broths have clear personalities, the ingredient portions feel generous, and the meal follows a satisfyingly hearty direction.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
406台灣臺中市北屯區舊社里北屯路426-10號
Opening hours
Monday: 11:30 – 22:30
Tuesday: 11:30 – 22:30
Wednesday: 11:30 – 22:30
Thursday: 11:30 – 22:30
Friday: 11:30 – 22:30
Saturday: 11:00 – 22:30
Sunday: 11:00 – 22:30
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GETTING THERE

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Songzhu · 松竹
Exit 1 · about 3 min walk · about 234 m
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Walking About 3 min from Exit 1 · about 234 m
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