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爽泰 泰式料理
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爽泰 泰式料理

Shuang Tai
Local Eats, Group Dining · 信義區
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“Shuang Thai stands out for clear contrasts within a straightforward shared meal: basil green beans combine aromatic minced meat with crisp vegetables; steamed lime fish uses a sour-spicy sauce around tender fish; glass-noodle shrimp casserole is gentler and savory. Green curry chicken brings coconut aroma and mild heat, giving the table a range from strong to soft. It suits groups who like sharing several dishes; allow extra time on holidays and busy periods.”

Homestyle Thai shared dishes Sour-spicy lime fish Coconut-milk curry
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WORTH THE STOP?

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If you are already at 後山埤站 · Houshanpi, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

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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
From basil spice to seafood savoriness

Basil green beans place aromatic minced meat and crisp vegetables on one plate, lime fish leans sour and spicy, and glass-noodle shrimp casserole is milder. Each dish has a different focus, making them easy to share.

02
Coconut aroma around tender chicken

Green curry chicken has a thick sauce fragrant with coconut milk and mild chili, coating tender chicken. Beside the sour-spicy fish, it offers a rounder, creamier direction.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Basil Green Beans MetroBites visit photo

Basil Green Beans

Minced meat, green beans and onion are stir-fried together so basil-like spice is interrupted by crisp vegetables. The meat and sauce work well with rice, while the beans lighten the richness. Even mild has a clear kick, and it suits people who like meat and vegetables in the same plate.

Steamed Lime Fish MetroBites visit photo

Steamed Lime Fish

A whole fish arrives on a metal fish tray, topped with garlic, chili and cilantro. The flesh is soft and tender, while the sauce is distinctly sour and spicy. The back is delicate and the belly richer, making it good for sharing and for people who prefer bright acidity over heavy sauces.

Glass-Noodle Shrimp Casserole MetroBites visit photo

Glass-Noodle Shrimp Casserole

Shrimp, glass noodles, onion and scallion cook together in a casserole. The slippery noodles absorb shrimp flavor and sauce, becoming juicy and savory. This is not a chili-driven dish; both shrimp and noodles are generous, making it a gentler seafood option beside the table’s more acidic or spicy dishes.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Confirm the spice level when ordering

Spice levels can be adjusted, but even mild has a noticeable kick. If you do not often eat spicy food, start very mild and tell the staff what your group can handle.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Taste from the back to the belly of the whole fish

For the steamed lime fish, first try the finer flesh along the back, then the richer belly meat with a little of the sour-spicy sauce. Sharing different parts of the whole fish makes the changes in texture and acidity easier to notice.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Visit Snapshot

Shuang Thai is tucked into a lane off Zhongxiao East Road in Taipei’s Xinyi District, about a five-minute walk from Houshanpi. It is a casual Thai restaurant built around homestyle shared dishes. The menu ranges from basil green beans and coconut-rich green curry to a whole lime fish and glass-noodle shrimp casserole, making it well suited to small families, groups of friends, and diners who like appetizing sour-spicy flavors.

Inside & atmosphere:The room is simple and practical, without elaborate decoration, and tables are set up mainly for sharing several dishes. When the restaurant is busy it can feel lively and food may take a little longer; on holidays, walking in without arrangements may mean no seats. The appeal is not a photo-ready interior but the familiar rhythm of stir-fries, curry, fish and casseroles arriving for everyone to share.
Location & visit notes:The address is 台北市信義區忠孝東路五段743巷17號1樓, about a five-minute walk from Houshanpi. Another account places it near Exit one, next to Chunlai Mianxian. On holidays it is better to arrange seating in advance, and service may slow when the room is full. Spice can be adjusted to the group; even the mild level has a noticeable kick, so diners unused to chili may want to start very mild.
Basil Green Beans

Minced meat, green beans and onion are stir-fried together, bringing both the aromatic spice associated with basil dishes and the snap of vegetables. The beans add a fresh bite among the minced meat, keeping the plate from becoming only rich and meaty. Even the mild version is good with rice. For a small family, it covers both meat and vegetables in one dish.

打拋四季豆
Green Curry Chicken

The portion is generous, with plenty of chicken in a sauce carrying light coconut aroma and mild heat. The chicken stays tender as it absorbs the thick sauce, while coconut milk rounds off the green curry’s spices without losing enough intensity to pair with rice. It suits diners who enjoy creamy curry but do not want to begin with strong heat, and it balances fresher fish dishes well.

Steamed Lime Fish

A whole fish is served in a metal fish tray, steamed until tender and topped with chopped garlic, chili and cilantro. The sauce is clearly sour and spicy and soaks into the flesh for an appetizing flavor. The size is suitable for sharing. Try the delicate back meat first, then pair the richer belly with the acidic sauce to get a fuller progression across the fish.

清蒸檸檬魚
Glass-Noodle Shrimp Casserole

Several shrimp, glass noodles, onion and scallion cook together in the casserole, and the noodles soak up shrimp flavor and sauce. It is not driven by chili, leaning instead toward gentle savory flavor, which gives the table a pause between sour-spicy dishes. There is plenty of both shrimp and noodles, and the juicy, slippery texture contrasts clearly with the basil green beans.

冬粉蝦煲
Uncle’s line: A Thai shared meal does not need every dish to compete on heat. Put sour, aromatic, creamy and mild flavors together and the table stays enjoyable longer.
💡 Ordering note

A small family can begin with Basil Green Beans, Green Curry Chicken and rice. With more people, add Steamed Lime Fish or Glass-Noodle Shrimp Casserole. The first pair leans aromatic and coconut-rich, while the latter two move toward sour-spicy and mild savory flavors, so the table does not become repetitive. If anyone in the group avoids chili, confirm the spice level when ordering.

  • Location:台北市信義區忠孝東路五段743巷17號1樓, about a five-minute walk from Houshanpi.
  • Type:Thai food and homestyle shared dishes.
  • Recommended:Basil Green Beans, Green Curry Chicken, Steamed Lime Fish, Glass-Noodle Shrimp Casserole.
  • Features:Broad dish selection, adjustable spice levels, suitable for sharing.
  • Good for:Small families, gatherings with friends and people who like sour-spicy food.

📌 Editor’s take

Shuang Thai keeps the room simple but covers the spectrum a Thai shared meal needs: aromatic, spicy, sour and coconut-rich. Basil Green Beans combines minced meat and vegetables, Green Curry Chicken rounds mild heat with coconut milk, Steamed Lime Fish makes a whole tender fish the sour-spicy centerpiece, and Glass-Noodle Shrimp Casserole closes the table with gentler seafood savoriness. It is an easy walk from Houshanpi; if you avoid arriving to a full room and arrange seating ahead, it is a comfortable lane-side choice for sharing several dishes.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
110台灣臺北市信義區永春里忠孝東路五段743巷17號1樓
Opening hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11:30 – 13:30, 17:00 – 20:30
Wednesday: 11:30 – 13:30, 17:00 – 20:30
Thursday: 11:30 – 13:30, 17:00 – 20:30
Friday: 11:30 – 13:30, 17:00 – 20:30
Saturday: 11:30 – 13:30, 17:00 – 20:30
Sunday: 11:30 – 13:30, 17:00 – 20:30
GETTING THERE

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後山埤站 · Houshanpi
Exit 2 · about 1 min walk · about 80 m
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Exit 1 Another exit at the same station
about 2 min walk · about 83 m
Walking About 1 min from Exit 2 · about 80 m
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