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香濱燒臘
About 2 min walk

香濱燒臘

Xiang Bin Cantonese Roast Meats
Local Eats · 信義區
★ 3.9・1,169 reviews 121 views Closed now
B+ VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Worth a stop if nearby

“Fried rice savor and roast meat's skin-and-meat textures each stand out, while a Shilin origin and second-generation history add a story to an everyday lunch box.”

Salted-fish fried-rice wok aroma Second-generation roast-meat shop Neighborhood lunch-box routine
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
Worth the walk

If you are already at 麟光站 · Linguang, 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
Salted fish hidden in dry fried rice

Diced chicken, egg, and scallion join separate grains, with salted fish appearing after chewing—a wok-fragrant alternative to roast-meat rice.

02
Duck leg and double roast offer layered skin and meat

Duck leg contrasts crisp skin and firm meat; the two-meat rice pairs sweet-savory char siu with crisp roast pork for comparison.

03
A lunch-box shop where residents and workers meet

A roast-meat display, side dishes, and regulars form an everyday scene; the bright, tidy dining room suits a solid rice meal.

04
High visibility built on more than 1,000 reviews

Google currently shows about 3.9 stars from 1,169 reviews, a direct popularity reference for first-time visitors.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

From Shilin to the second generation

Xiangbin began with Hong Kong-style roast meats in Shilin, later moving to Heping East Road and continuing for over forty years. Now the second generation serves roast meats and fried rice, carrying a family shop through different neighborhoods.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Editors
夜班大叔
Salted Fish and Diced Chicken Fried Rice MetroBites visit photo

Salted Fish and Diced Chicken Fried Rice

Dry, separate rice grains carry egg and scallion aroma; diced chicken adds tenderness. Salted fish emerges gradually while chewing rather than overwhelming the first bite. Wok-fragrant but not greasy, it suits those wanting a savory fried-rice main.

TAIWAN FOOD Taiwanese Fried Rice
Sliced Duck Leg Platter MetroBites visit photo

Sliced Duck Leg Platter

Duck leg is cut into easy pieces with deep amber, crisp skin. Fat keeps firm meat moist and its natural sweetness appears while chewing. Eat skin and meat together for crisp outside and juicy inside.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Hong Kong roast meats in Taipei lunch-box life

Char siu and roast pork retain Hong Kong roasting flavors, becoming a familiar Taipei meal with rice, vegetables, and sauce. Fried rice and sliced platters show how roast meats enter daily life from lunch boxes to standalone plates.

TAIWAN FOOD GUIDE

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Dine-in and takeaway share one line

Join the same ordering line for dine-in or takeaway, state which when called, then choose roast-meat rice, fried rice, or a sliced platter.

02
Self-serve hot soup and tea

Dine-in guests may collect hot soup and tea from the self-service area.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Taste it plain before adding a little scallion oil

Scallion oil, chili soy sauce, and pickled greens sit by the counter. Taste roast meat plain first, then add a little sauce to distinguish the meat and seasoning without hiding char siu's sweet savor.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Take

香濱燒臘 (Xiangbin Roast Meats) is on Heping East Road Section three in Taipei's Xinyi District, about a two-minute walk from Linguang metro station. This Hong Kong-style roast-meat shop has continued for more than forty years. Glossy duck leg, char siu, and roast pork fill the display, alongside wok-fragrant Salted Fish and Diced Chicken Fried Rice. Skilled carving, strong Hong Kong flavors, and steady crowds sustain its neighborhood routine.

Setting and atmosphere:The bright, tidy dining room follows a traditional lunch-box layout, with roast meats and abundant side dishes visible at the counter. Dine-in and takeaway regulars arrive continuously during meals, leaving little pause at the counter. Roast aroma fills the room; hot soup and tea are self-service, while scallion oil, chili soy sauce, and pickled greens stand at the front. The pace is lively and efficient.
Location and dining notes:The address is 台北市信義區和平東路三段393號, about a two-minute walk from Linguang metro station. Dine-in and takeaway use the same queue, so decide on rice and meat before your turn. Duck leg is popular; arrive early if you want it. Groups can share fried rice and sliced meat, then adjust with scallion oil or chili soy sauce.
● Salted Fish and Diced Chicken Fried Rice

Strong wok aroma surrounds dry, separate rice grains rather than a wet clump. Salted fish savor opens gradually as you chew, tender diced chicken changes the texture, and egg and scallion complete each bite. Richly fragrant without greasiness, it is a memorable alternative to roast meat.

鹹魚雞粒炒飯

● Sliced Duck Leg Platter

The whole duck-leg outline remains visible beneath deep amber, crisp skin. Fat underneath supplies moisture without mere heaviness; firm meat is not tough and retains natural sweetness. Eat skin and meat together for the clearest layers, add scallion oil for roast aroma, or a little chili soy for spice.

鴨腿切盤

● Char Siu and Roast Pork Rice

Char siu and roast pork sit together over white rice for two cooking styles in one bowl. Char siu is firm, roasted, sweet-savory; roast pork combines soft fatty layers with distinctly crisp skin and moderate salt. Rice absorbs juices and sauce, while vegetables add moisture.

💡 Ordering note

For a quick introduction, pair Sliced Duck Leg Platter with Salted Fish and Diced Chicken Fried Rice. Choose Char Siu and Roast Pork Rice for lunch-box form and two meats at once. For two diners, sharing all three gives the fullest range of meat aroma and rice texture.

  • Location:台北市信義區和平東路三段393號, about a two-minute walk from Linguang metro station.
  • Type:Hong Kong roast meats, fried rice, and lunch boxes.
  • Recommended:Salted Fish and Diced Chicken Fried Rice, Sliced Duck Leg Platter, and Char Siu and Roast Pork Rice.
  • Highlights:More than forty years in business, second-generation ownership, and traditional Hong Kong flavor.
  • Good for:Residents, office workers, takeaway lunch boxes, and shared meat platters.

📌 Editor's verdict

香濱燒臘 (Xiangbin Roast Meats) keeps regulars through more than forty years of roasting skill rather than polished decor. Fried rice has dry grains and clear wok aroma; duck leg combines crisp skin, moist fat, and sweet meat; Char Siu and Roast Pork Rice brings roasted char siu and crackling skin together. Close to Linguang metro station with brisk dine-in and takeaway service, it is an accessible, memorable choice for old-school, substantial Hong Kong roast meats.

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3.9
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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
11057台灣臺北市信義區黎忠里和平東路三段393號
Opening hours
Monday: 10:30 – 13:30, 16:30 – 20:20
Tuesday: 10:30 – 13:30, 16:30 – 20:20
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10:30 – 13:30, 16:30 – 20:20
Friday: 10:30 – 13:30, 16:30 – 20:20
Saturday: 10:30 – 13:30, 16:30 – 20:20
Sunday: 10:30 – 13:30, 16:30 – 20:20
GETTING THERE

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About 2 minutes ・about 159 m
Walking About 2 min walk · about 159 m
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