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月明薑母鴨 新莊店
Exit 4 · about 4 min walk

月明薑母鴨 新莊店

Yue Ming Ginger Duck, Xinzhuang
Hot Pot, Group Dining, Late-Night Eats · 新莊區
★ 4.3・2,301 reviews 276 views Open now
B VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“Nearly three decades of history and two distinct broths—aged ginger with sesame oil and bamboo-shoot chicken—let groups choose between rich fragrance and clear sweetness.”

Nearly three decades in business Aged ginger and sesame oil broth Bamboo-shoot chicken and ginger duck
This rating asks whether the place is worth fitting into your trip, considering distinctiveness, local significance, Google reviews, and MRT convenience—not taste alone.
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 輔大站 · Fu Jen University, 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
Aged ginger broth deepens as it simmers

For Ginger Duck, aged ginger is first fried in Beigang sesame oil, then simmered with rice wine, stock and herbs. Sweetness arrives first, followed by full ginger fragrance.

02
Choose rich fragrance or clear sweetness together

Choose Ginger Duck for rich warming fragrance. To avoid strong ginger, Bamboo-Shoot Chicken uses silkie chicken, thick bamboo shoots and salted winter melon for clear sweetness.

03
Nearly three decades of hot-pot memories continue on 三泰路

The restaurant has operated in Xinzhuang for nearly three decades. After moving to 三泰路, it continues the rhythm of groups around a simmering pot, with aged ginger infusing the broth.

04
A well-known spot with over 2,000 reviews

Its current Google rating of about 4.3 from 2,301 reviews offers first-time visitors a straightforward indication of popularity.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

A warming hot-pot veteran that moved to 三泰路

月明薑母鴨 has operated in Xinzhuang for nearly three decades. After moving to 三泰路, it still welcomes diners with pots of warming broth kept simmering at the table. Infrared burners have replaced the early charcoal fires, but the rich blend of aged ginger, sesame oil and rice wine remains central, as does the lively rhythm of sharing hot pot.

Operating in Xinzhuang for nearly three decades Continued operating after moving to 三泰路
WHAT TO ORDER

First time here? Start with these

Editors
夜班大叔
Ginger Duck MetroBites visit photo

Ginger Duck

Aged ginger is fried in Beigang sesame oil, then simmered with rice wine, stock and herbs. The broth begins sweet before deep ginger fragrance emerges, rewarding repeated tastes as it changes.

Bamboo-Shoot Chicken MetroBites visit photo

Bamboo-Shoot Chicken

Silkie chicken and thick-cut bamboo shoots cook to a clear sweetness, with salted winter melon adding savoriness. It is fresher and gentler than the ginger duck.

Thin Wheat Noodles MetroBites visit photo

Thin Wheat Noodles

Fine noodles are seasoned with fried shallots, sesame oil and salt. Mix first to distribute the aroma, adding a little broth if needed to loosen them.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Taste the original broth before adding ingredients

Keep the original broth for the first round. Taste the ginger or bamboo-shoot sweetness before adding vegetables and other ingredients, so changes from continued heating are easier to notice.

02
Wait on site and adjust the heat yourself

Most guests wait on site. Once the pot arrives, adjust the infrared burner yourself; allow extra waiting time at peaks or in cold weather.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Restaurant Review

月明薑母鴨 新莊店 now sits on 三泰路 in Xinzhuang, carrying nearly three decades of hot-pot memories from its early days in the Fu Jen University area. Rich ginger fragrance welcomes cold weather, while sweet Bamboo-Shoot Chicken and Thin Wheat Noodles scented with sesame oil and fried shallots let a group move between bold and light flavors. The point isn't elaborate plating, but the shared rhythm of bubbling broth and aromas growing deeper over time.

Dining room and atmosphere:The dining area extends inward from the storefront, with tables arranged mainly for groups sharing hot pot. Spacing and comfort vary with the crowd. At the kitchen counter, several people prepare ingredients, send out pots and organize side dishes with the brisk rhythm of a busy veteran restaurant. Stories from the restaurant's history line the walls, preserving traces of time after its move from the old commercial area. Crowds gather as weather turns cold, making the room livelier.
Location and dining tips:The address is 新北市新莊區三泰路30之4號, about 450 meters on foot from Fu Jen University MRT Station. Reservations are not accepted; seating is by on-site queue, and seats on 三泰路 are limited, so allow extra time in cold weather or at peaks. Adjust the infrared burner after the pot arrives. Taste the original broth before adding vegetables or other ingredients to notice its progression from clear to concentrated. Groups can share one pot with a few sides for a less crowded table.
● Bamboo-Shoot Chicken

Bamboo-Shoot Chicken stars silkie chicken and large bamboo pieces. The clear broth looks simple, but reveals light chicken stock, fresh bamboo sweetness and the savory note of salted winter melon. These flavors don't pile on aggressively; they gradually complete the sweetness. Thick-cut shoots stay sweet and crisp without obvious bitterness, while the braised silkie chicken turns soft enough to separate from the bone with gentle pressure. For anyone avoiding strong ginger, this pot offers a fresher, milder direction.


竹筍雞對應餐點原圖

● Thin Wheat Noodles

A little fried shallot, sesame oil and salt season the fine noodles, leaving aroma on their surface. Mix them first so flavor from the bottom reaches every bite. They retain springiness when service is unhurried; if they cling together, add a little broth to loosen them. Eaten alone, sesame oil and shallot are direct. Bamboo-Shoot Chicken broth makes them more delicate, while the signature broth connects ginger with wheat. Beyond adding volume, they also change how the broth feels.


麵線對應餐點原圖

● Signature Ginger Duck

The signature pot begins by frying aged ginger in Beigang sesame oil, then adding rice wine, stock, angelica and other Chinese herbs. As it bubbles, sesame oil rises first. The taste isn't sharply hot: sweetness comes before deep ginger, creating a rich yet mellow whole. Plenty of softened aged ginger remains in the pot, continuing to infuse as it heats. Small slices can be eaten with the broth; larger pieces are best left to simmer. Duck and broth form the core, suited to slow cooking and several tastings as the ginger deepens.

月明薑母鴨 新莊店 (Yue Ming Ginger Duck, Xinzhuang) visit photo


💡 Ordering Notes

If companions differ on ginger, split between the clear sweetness of Bamboo-Shoot Chicken and the rich Signature Ginger Duck. Thin Wheat Noodles help reset the palate between them. Keep the original broths for the first round, then add ingredients after tasting, making bamboo sweetness, salted winter melon and aged ginger with sesame oil easier to distinguish. Cold weather brings queues, so arrive early.

  • Location:新北市新莊區三泰路30之4號, about 450 meters on foot from Fu Jen University MRT Station
  • Type:Ginger duck, chicken-broth hot pots and side dishes
  • Features:Nearly three decades in business, on-site queue, and aromas that deepen as the pot heats
  • Good for:Group meals, warming broth in cold weather and companions who prefer shared hot pots

📌 Editor's Verdict

月明薑母鴨 新莊店 preserves the memory of a veteran restaurant in pots kept simmering at the table. Bamboo-Shoot Chicken takes a gentle path through sweet shoots, savory salted winter melon and tender silkie chicken. Thin Wheat Noodles connect the two broths with sesame oil and shallots. Signature Ginger Duck layers aged ginger, sesame oil, rice wine and herbs into warmth that begins sweet and grows rich. After moving from the Fu Jen University area to 三泰路, on-site queues and groups around a pot remain its defining scene. Taste the original broth before adding ingredients to read both its lighter and fuller sides in one meal.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
242台灣新北市新莊區營盤里三泰路30-4號
Opening hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 16:00 – 00:30
Wednesday: 16:00 – 00:30
Thursday: 16:00 – 00:30
Friday: 16:00 – 00:30
Saturday: 16:00 – 00:30
Sunday: 16:00 – 00:30
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GETTING THERE

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輔大站 · Fu Jen University
Exit 4 · about 4 min walk · about 291 m
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Walking About 4 min from Exit 4 · about 291 m
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