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旨醞 鐵板料理
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旨醞 鐵板料理

Zhi Yun Teppanyaki
Japanese Cuisine, Date Night · 新莊區
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B VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“The value of Zhi Yun is in the full rhythm of the meal: the chef introduces and cooks each course, seafood moves from clean and delicate to richer flavors, wagyu follows, then dessert is served after moving to the sofa area. It suits an evening set aside for a celebration.”

Teppanyaki with a 38th-floor view Live seafood and A5 wagyu Multi-course counter dining
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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 新北產業園區站 · New Taipei Industrial Park, 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
The high-rise view is part of the meal, not just a backdrop

The counter griddle faces broad windows, and after the main meal guests move seats for dessert and drinks. From sitting down to the final course, the experience keeps the sense of occasion suited to dates and celebrations.

02
Sea-urchin scallop, live lobster and wagyu progress course by course

Tender scallop and creamy sea urchin open the meal, lobster follows with sweet shellfish depth, and A5 wagyu closes with rich fat and seared aroma. The progression between sea and land is easy to follow.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Editors
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Sashimi-grade Scallop MetroBites visit photo

Sashimi-grade Scallop

The outside is seared fragrant while the center stays tender and juicy. Sea urchin, caviar and shiso are tucked in before the bite is wrapped in nori, bringing fresh, creamy and crisp textures together at once.

Live Lobster MetroBites visit photo

Live Lobster

The halved lobster is firm and juicy. Taste it plain first, then dip lightly into the lobster-tomalley onion sauce to compare the meat’s sweetness with the deeper shellfish richness.

A5 Wagyu Ribeye MetroBites visit photo

A5 Wagyu Ribeye

A thin browned crust forms outside while fat and juices remain within. Truffle mashed potato, garlic butter and sea salt can be paired separately so each accent stays distinct.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Confirm the set menu and dietary restrictions when booking

Set menus vary in course count, and seafood, beef, raw items or alcohol may matter for dietary restrictions. Explain everything when you book so the kitchen has more room to adjust.

02
Keep the whole dinner window free

The chef prepares a succession of courses one by one, and after the main meal you move seats for dessert. Do not schedule a movie or another date immediately afterward.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Mention any preference for stronger sauce at the start

When the chef introduces the day’s ingredients after you sit down, mention your preferences for sauce intensity and doneness. Try the scallop, abalone and lobster with little sauce first so their individual textures come through more clearly.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Visit Review

This omakase-style teppanyaki restaurant on the 38th floor of Honhui i-Tower on Siyuan Road in Xinzhuang is a newer brand under the Feastogether Group. It currently centers on refined high-rise menus of 10, 12 and 13 courses, along with reservation-only private-chef sets. The whole space leans hard into ceremony, from a gradient red-brick corridor and P.Seven leather fragrance to huge windows overlooking Taipei at night. The hardware and atmosphere are clearly pitched high. Despite the polished setting, the chefs are friendly and easy to chat with rather than stiff or aloof. One unusual detail is that dessert is served after you leave the teppanyaki counter and move to a separate dessert area, so the full meal runs long. This is refined dining where the setting and sense of occasion matter at least as much as simply getting full.

Uncle says: Climbing to the 38th floor for teppanyaki, you can assume half the bill is paying for that night view outside the window. Still, it is year-end—playing the urban sophisticate once in a while to reward yourself is hardly excessive.
Shop setting and dining atmosphere:The restaurant sits on the 38th floor of Honhui i-Tower. From the gradient red-brick corridor and leather-toned fragrance to the teppanyaki counter and sweeping high-rise windows, the entire space is designed to make dates and celebrations feel like an occasion. The chef introduces each item while cooking, and after the main meal you move to the dessert area, so dinner is not short; this is not the place to finish eating and sprint to the next movie. Window views depend on the seat assignment and the weather. The night scenery is lovely, but do not let one specific seat become the only emotional main course of the evening.
Location and dining notes:The address is 新北市新莊區思源路555號宏匯i-Tower 38樓, near New Taipei Industrial Park Station on both the Circular Line and Taoyuan Airport MRT. After you sit down, the chef first presents and explains the wagyu, lobster, scallop and abalone being used that day, then cooks the meal course by course according to the set-menu flow. A multi-course dinner needs enough time to unfold, so do not schedule the gathering too tightly; after the mains, guests also move to the sofa area on the other side for dessert and drinks.
● Sashimi-grade Scallop

The Sashimi-grade Scallop is seared until golden outside while the center stays tender, moist and partly raw. Plump scallop is filled with bafun sea urchin, caviar and shiso, then paired with toasted nori. The first impression is the scallop’s sweetness, followed by the creamy sea urchin, briny caviar and fresh shiso aroma. It is best eaten as designed, wrapped in the nori in one bite, so tenderness, creaminess, a burst of savory freshness and the crisp seaweed all land together.

旨醞 鐵板料理 (Zhi Yun Teppanyaki) visit photo

● Live Abalone

The live abalone uses South African abalone, heated on the teppan and cut into comfortably thick slices that keep a clear springy bite and chew. The brandy abalone-liver kombu sauce is rich, combining the liver’s deep marine flavor with a faint alcoholic aroma and coating the abalone so the savoriness builds as you chew. For the first bite, use very little sauce to feel the abalone’s own bounce, then bring the remaining slices into the sauce so the flavor moves from clean to full-bodied.

旨醞 鐵板料理 (Zhi Yun Teppanyaki) visit photo
Uncle says: Scallop, sea urchin and caviar together are like casting a movie with nothing but stars. As long as the ingredients are fresh, it is basically very hard for the result to go badly.
● Live Lobster

The Live Lobster arrives split in half, with firm, full meat that has a distinct springy bite while staying juicy and sweet. A lobster-tomalley onion sauce made from the head gathers shellfish savoriness and onion sweetness into one concentrated sauce, giving the meat even more depth. The chef has already handled the main portion of meat, so you can pull out large pieces along the shell. Taste it plain first, then use only a little sauce to distinguish the lobster meat’s sweetness from the tomalley’s richer marine flavor.

旨醞 鐵板料理 (Zhi Yun Teppanyaki) visit photo

● A5 Wagyu Ribeye

The A5 Wagyu Ribeye is cooked to medium, developing a thin browned crust while retaining abundant fat and meat juices inside. The meat is tender, and the aroma of beef fat opens gradually as it cools. Truffle mashed potato adds smooth earthy depth, garlic butter and garlic chips bring stronger savory pungency, and sea salt sharpens the meat’s sweetness. There is no need to stack every accompaniment together; try them separately in small amounts and find the balance you prefer.

旨醞 鐵板料理 (Zhi Yun Teppanyaki) visit photo
💡 Ordering note

When booking, choose the 10-, 12- or 13-course menu and state any allergies or needs involving beef, raw food and alcohol. Once seated, you can ask the chef to adjust heavier sauces. Leave enough time for the full meal, including the move for dessert. Parking is not discounted, and window seats depend on the arrangement that day.

  • Location:新莊區思源路555號38樓, about a 5-minute walk from New Taipei Industrial Park Station.
  • Type:High-rise omakase-style teppanyaki with set-menu desserts.
  • Highlights:Feastogether brand, 38-floor view, counter interaction and dessert served after moving seats.
  • Good for:Dates, anniversaries, birthdays and diners willing to set aside three hours for a leisurely meal.

📌 Editor’s take

Uncle thinks Zhi Yun sells more than teppanyaki; it sells a polished date-night ritual. From the visual impact of the high-rise night view and the carefully chosen leather fragrance to the chefs’ fluid cooking at the counter, the meal has a well-shaped beginning, middle and end. Regular set menus start at NT$1,980, plus a ten-percent service charge, so it is not cheap. But if you want to reward yourself at year-end or spend an unhurried meal looking over the night skyline, the setting and details still make a convincing case.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
242034台灣新北市新莊區昌平里思源路555號38樓
Opening hours
Monday: 11:30 – 15:00, 17:30 – 21:00
Tuesday: 11:30 – 15:00, 17:30 – 21:00
Wednesday: 11:30 – 15:00, 17:30 – 21:00
Thursday: 11:30 – 15:00, 17:30 – 21:00
Friday: 11:30 – 15:00, 17:30 – 21:00
Saturday: 11:30 – 15:45, 17:30 – 21:45
Sunday: 11:30 – 15:45, 17:30 – 21:45
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GETTING THERE

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新北產業園區站 · New Taipei Industrial Park
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