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閏月吃飯點
Exit 5 · about 6 min walk

閏月吃飯點

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Group Dining, Coffee · 板橋區
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“The mains and sides both feel complete: the chicken thigh is thick and tender with char, the satay beef is rich and rice-friendly, and the Matsusaka pork has a springy bite. With roasted potatoes, vegetables, and rice, it is worth a short detour around Jiangzicui when you want a substantial meal built around your preferred meat.”

Char-grilled chicken thigh Roasted vegetable set meal Family-friendly
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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 江子翠站 · Jiangzicui, 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
Three meat mains with clearly different textures

The chicken thigh stands out for savory-sweet marinade and charred edges, the satay beef for peanut and mild spice, and the Matsusaka pork for simple seasoning that highlights its springy, sweet bite.

02
Roasted potatoes and vegetables deserve attention too

The sides retain their natural sweetness; lightly charred potatoes are fluffy inside, and the vegetables provide a refreshing contrast between richer bites.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

From brunch to a complete meal

閏月吃飯點 originally focused on brunch, then shifted toward set meals and bento while keeping some earlier dishes. Plates now combine a main, rice, and roasted vegetables, letting the char of chicken, richness of satay, and springy Matsusaka pork each stand out. Beneath the white sign with red lettering, it remains a warm little place to sit down for a proper meal.

WHAT TO ORDER

First time here? Start with these

Editors
夜班大叔
Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice MetroBites visit photo

Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice

A whole thick chicken thigh is grilled until lightly charred, with a savory-sweet marinade and browned edges framing its tender juices. Lettuce sits underneath, with rice, roasted potatoes, zucchini, broccoli, and egg on the side; the vegetables’ natural sweetness balances the sauce.

Nanyang Satay Beef Rice MetroBites visit photo

Nanyang Satay Beef Rice

Soft beef is coated in rich satay sauce with pronounced peanut aroma and gentle spice, making it especially good with white rice. Roasted potatoes are lightly browned outside and fluffy inside, while the vegetables retain their sweetness and add a refreshing break between rich bites.

Original Matsusaka Pork Rice MetroBites visit photo

Original Matsusaka Pork Rice

Thick hand-cut Matsusaka pork is simply seasoned to showcase the meat, turning tender at first bite with a springy, lightly crisp chew. Try the natural sweetness plain, then squeeze on kumquat to compare the bright acidity. Roasted vegetables and rice keep the finish refreshing.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Different styles of meat, tied together by roasted vegetables

The chicken thigh combines savory-sweet marinade with charred edges, while the satay beef brings peanut, spice, and gentle heat to the rice. Matsusaka pork is seasoned more simply to highlight its natural sweetness and springy crunch. Roasted potatoes and vegetables give your palate a reset between the richer sauces.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Choose your main by flavor preference

Choose the chicken thigh if you like savory-sweet char, satay beef for a rich mildly spicy flavor, or the original Matsusaka pork for a springy, lightly crisp bite.

02
Follow the self-service flow

Tableware, sauces, and water are self-service. After eating, return trays and cups to the recycling area; high chairs are available for children.

03
Arrive before peak time or plan pickup

This small shop can fill up at busy times. Arrive earlier to reduce waiting, or order takeout first and return at the estimated pickup time.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Add kumquat gradually to compare the pork’s flavor

With the Matsusaka pork, leave a few slices plain first to taste the natural sweetness and springy crunch of the simply seasoned meat, then squeeze kumquat over some pieces. The bright acidity lifts the pork, and adding it gradually lets you adjust the tartness to your taste.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Take

閏月吃飯點 sits on Wensheng Street in Banqiao, about an eight-to-twelve-minute walk from Exit 4 or 5 of Jiangzicui. Wensheng Elementary School is directly opposite. The shop began as a brunch place, then shifted to set meals and bento while retaining some popular earlier dishes. Portions are substantial, with roasted vegetables and rice, making it suitable for nearby families, office workers, and anyone who wants a filling meal without excessive heaviness.

Interior & atmosphere:The white sign with red lettering is easy to spot, and the storefront has a clean, youthful feel. Inside is compact and cozy. Window seats are more comfortable, while the other tables sit fairly close together, so the room can fill quickly at popular times. The open handwashing area has separate adult- and child-height sinks, with a high chair nearby. Tableware, sauces, and water are grouped together for self-service, and diners return trays and cups after eating. The flow is clear and works especially well for families.
Location & visit tips:The address is 新北市板橋區文聖街99號, near Music Park. Peak dining periods can be full, so arriving early can reduce the wait; for takeout, you can also order first and return around the estimated pickup time. Set meals include roasted vegetables and rice alongside the main. Tableware and water are self-service, and families can pick up a high chair as needed.
● Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice

Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice uses one whole, thick chicken thigh. The meat stays tender and juicy even in large bites. The surface is seared to a light char, with a house marinade that is savory and sweet; the browned edges add a deeper finish. Lettuce sits beneath the chicken, while roasted potatoes, zucchini, broccoli, egg, and other sides fill out the plate. The vegetables keep their own sweetness and help balance the sauce on the main.

秘炙雞腿排飯
● Nanyang Satay Beef Rice

Nanyang Satay Beef Rice coats the beef in a rich satay flavor with peanut aroma and a gentle spicy note. The taste is full but does not build into greasiness. The beef is soft and smooth, and the sauce is especially good mixed into white rice. Roasted potatoes and vegetables preserve their natural flavors and sweetness; the potatoes are lightly charred outside and fluffy within, adding refreshing pauses between richer bites. If you prefer bold flavors, this is an easy place to start.

南洋沙爹牛肉飯
● Original Matsusaka Pork Rice

Original Matsusaka Pork Rice uses thick, hand-cut Matsusaka pork with simple seasoning so the meat’s natural sweetness and aroma remain clear. It begins tender, then develops the springy, lightly crisp texture associated with this cut, without feeling overly greasy. Squeeze the table-side kumquat over some pieces and its fresh acidity brightens the pork. With roasted vegetables and white rice, the whole plate finishes cleanly.

原味松阪豬飯
Uncle’s line: A good set meal is not only about the star. The meat needs aroma, the vegetables should still taste like themselves, and even a single roasted potato deserves care. Then the whole plate finds its own rhythm.
💡 Ordering notes

For a thick, savory-sweet main, choose Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice; for peanut and spice, go with Nanyang Satay Beef Rice. If you want a springy bite and a lighter profile, Original Matsusaka Pork Rice fits best. Try a few bites plain before adding kumquat to the pork so you can compare its natural sweetness with the brighter acidic layer.

  • Location:新北市板橋區文聖街99號, about an eight-to-twelve-minute walk from Jiangzicui.
  • Type:Set meals, bento, and roasted vegetables.
  • Recommended:Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice, Nanyang Satay Beef Rice, Original Matsusaka Pork Rice.
  • Features:A former brunch shop that retained signature dishes, with a family-friendly handwashing area.
  • Note:Popular periods may be full; tableware, drinking water, and tray return are self-service.

📌 Editor’s summary

After shifting away from brunch, 閏月吃飯點 now focuses on set meals and bento with clearly defined mains and complete sides. Char-grilled Chicken Thigh Rice brings seared aroma and tender juices; Nanyang Satay Beef Rice leans on peanut and gentle spice; Original Matsusaka Pork Rice uses restrained seasoning to highlight sweetness, spring, and a slight crunch. The roasted vegetables are not an afterthought: potatoes and vegetables add natural sweetness and balance to the plate. With a cozy room, child-height handwashing area, and high chairs, it works equally well for solo diners and families.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
220台灣新北市板橋區文聖街99號
Opening hours
Monday: 17:00 – 20:00
Tuesday: 17:00 – 20:00
Wednesday: 17:00 – 20:00
Thursday: 17:00 – 20:00
Friday: 17:00 – 20:00
Saturday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
Sunday: Closed
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GETTING THERE

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江子翠站 · Jiangzicui
Exit 5 · about 6 min walk · about 448 m
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Exit 6 Another exit at the same station
about 7 min walk · about 497 m
Walking About 6 min from Exit 5 · about 448 m
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