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勝記油飯
Exit 1 · about 4 min walk

勝記油飯

Sheng Ji You Fan
Local Eats · Beitou District
★ 4.3・1,501 reviews 116 views Closed now
B VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“The oil rice's fried-shallot fragrance without greasiness and the tenderness of freshly blanched pork liver are key features. Dining on rice and soup or buying oil rice by weight to take home also reveals Guandu's everyday snack culture.”

Oil rice with finely chopped toppings Tender freshly blanched pork liver Guandu rice-and-soup snacks
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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 關渡站 · Guandu, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

★★☆☆☆
WORTH THE DETOUR?
Making a special trip
No need to change plans

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
Finely chopped toppings draw out the rice aroma

Toppings mix evenly into sticky, springy glutinous rice. Fried-shallot and rice aromas overlap in a savory yet non-greasy bite, served unsauced so the rice itself comes first.

02
Freshly blanched pork liver stays tender

Large liver slices are blanched until no blood color remains yet stay tender and fine rather than dry and chalky. Scallions, ginger, and sauce complement this simple freshly cooked side.

03
Clear lean-pork soup brings substantial chew

Lean Pork Soup combines whole slices of lean meat with clear broth, ginger, and scallions for more chew than oysters. Its clear surface carries meat and gentle ginger aromas and refreshes between oil-rice bites.

04
High recognition built from over 1,000 reviews

Google currently shows about 4.3 stars from 1,501 reviews, an intuitive sign of popularity for first-time visitors.

05
Guandu daily life through rice and soup

Some sit down for oil rice and soup; others buy it by weight for home. Simple rice, soup, and sides place Guandu's everyday flavor into one meal.

WHAT TO ORDER

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夜班大叔
Oil Rice MetroBites visit photo

Oil Rice

Finely chopped toppings are evenly mixed through glutinous rice, whose grains are sticky and springy. Chewing reveals overlapping rice and topping aromas. Fried shallots add savory fragrance without greasiness, and it arrives unsauced.

TAIWAN FOOD You Fan — Savory Sticky Rice
Oyster Soup MetroBites visit photo

Oyster Soup

Plump, moderately sized oysters taste fresh, while fine ginger shreds refine the marine flavor and add gentle spice. Clear soup and soft oysters refresh between bites of fragrant oil rice and suit diners who avoid offal.

Pork Liver MetroBites visit photo

Pork Liver

Large, moderately thick slices are blanched until no blood color remains yet stay tender and fine, never dry or chalky. With scallions, ginger, and sauce, taste them plain before adding a little garlic chili sauce.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Everyday oil rice and clear soup

At 勝記油飯 (Sheng Ji You Fan), sticky oil rice, freshly blanched sides, and clear soup form a traditional Taiwanese snack set. Eating rice and soup in or buying oil rice by weight for home both connect this Guandu shop to everyday tables.

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METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Taste the rice fragrance, then add sauce gradually

The oil rice arrives without sauce. Taste a few bites plain, then add a little sweet chili sauce for sweet-tart flavor or garlic chili sauce for spice, making the layers of rice and toppings easier to distinguish.

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勝記油飯 (Sheng Ji You Fan) sits on Zhixing Road in Beitou District, Taipei, along the route to Guandu Temple and about a six-minute walk from 關渡站 · Guandu. This local snack shop focuses on old-fashioned oil rice, freshly blanched offal, and clear soups. Its signature finely chops toppings into the rice; pair it with Oyster Soup, Lean Pork Soup, or Pork Liver for a simple, filling meal suited to residents and Guandu visitors who like traditional Taiwanese flavors and quick dining.

Setting and dining atmosphere:The small interior has a few stainless-steel tables and plastic stools, a direct setup with the rhythm of a typical local snack shop. Braising pots are visible by the entrance, while tables hold sweet chili and other sauces; diners who like pronounced spice can seek out the garlic chili sauce. Crowds grow toward lunch and limited seats may require a wait, so avoid the busiest meal period for a relaxed meal.
Location and dining notes:The address is 台北市北投區知行路316巷3號, along Zhixing Road toward Guandu Temple and about a six-minute walk from 關渡站 · Guandu. When busy, fill out an order slip first. The signature Oil Rice is popular and may sell out early; families with children or anyone unable to wait can avoid the lunch peak. It arrives without sauce, so taste it plain before adding sweet chili or garlic chili sauce.
● Oil Rice

Finely chopped toppings are mixed evenly through glutinous rice. It looks understated, but chewing reveals overlapping rice and topping aromas. The grains are sticky and springy, served plain without sauce at first. Taste a few bites of old-fashioned flavor, then add sweet chili sauce for acidity and sweetness or a little garlic chili sauce for a stronger profile.

油飯原圖
● Oyster Soup

Clear broth supports the oyster's fresh flavor, while fine ginger shreds temper the marine note and add gentle spice. The oysters are moderately sized, plump, and fresh. Beside the rich rice aroma, the soup refreshes the palate. It is a useful pairing for anyone wanting soft seafood rather than offal.

蚵仔湯原圖
● Lean Pork Soup

Lean Pork Soup combines clear broth, ginger, and scallions with whole slices of lean meat whose obvious chew is more substantial than oysters. The clear surface brings meat aroma and simple ginger fragrance together. Alternating rice and hot soup completes the shop's traditional snack character.

赤肉湯原圖
● Pork Liver

Pork liver is cut into large, moderately thick slices and blanched until no blood color remains, yet stays tender rather than dry or chalky. Scallions, ginger, and sauce accompany the plate. Taste it plain for its fine texture, then add a little garlic chili sauce if you want focused garlic and heat.

豬肝原圖
Uncle's saying: One bowl of oil rice and one bowl of hot soup—nothing fancy, but an old flavor you remember whenever you reach Guandu.
💡 Ordering note

On a first visit, pair Oil Rice with one soup: Oyster Soup for marine flavor or Lean Pork Soup for meatiness. Add Pork Liver for a tender freshly blanched side. Taste the rice plain, then gradually add sweet chili or garlic chili sauce to distinguish the rice and toppings without over-seasoning at once.

  • Location:台北市北投區知行路316巷3號, about a six-minute walk from 關渡站 · Guandu.
  • Type:Old-fashioned oil rice, soups, and freshly blanched sides.
  • Recommended:Oil Rice, Oyster Soup, Lean Pork Soup, and Pork Liver.
  • Features:Finely chopped toppings mixed into glutinous rice, with sweet chili or garlic chili sauce to taste.
  • Best for:Guandu residents, visitors going to Guandu Temple, and fans of traditional Taiwanese snacks.

📌 Editor's summary

勝記油飯 (Sheng Ji You Fan) retains the direct, lived-in appearance of a Guandu snack shop through stainless-steel tables, plastic stools, and pots of hot food. Finely chopped ingredients mix through the glutinous rice; tasting it plain before sauce best reveals the layers. Oyster Soup is light and fresh, Lean Pork Soup more substantial, and Pork Liver demonstrates tender blanching. The shop is near 關渡站 · Guandu, but seats are limited, lunch crowds concentrate, and popular Oil Rice may sell out early. One bowl of rice and one soup offer a simple yet representative introduction to traditional Guandu life.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
112台灣臺北市北投區關渡里知行路316巷3號
Opening hours
Monday: 06:30 – 14:30
Tuesday: 06:30 – 14:30
Wednesday: 06:30 – 14:30
Thursday: 06:30 – 14:30
Friday: 06:30 – 14:30
Saturday: 06:30 – 14:30
Sunday: 06:30 – 14:30
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GETTING THERE

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關渡站 · Guandu
Exit 1 · about 4 min walk · about 309 m
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Exit 2 Another exit at the same station
about 4 min walk · about 315 m
Walking About 4 min from Exit 1 · about 309 m
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