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銀魚泰國料理
Exit 5 · about 3 min walk

銀魚泰國料理

Yin Yu Tai Guo Liao Li
Thai Cuisine, Group Dining · 中山區
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“Around Songjiang Nanjing at lunch, choose chili chicken, pad kra pao pork, or curry chicken by taste, then add self-serve fragrant rice and drinks for a straightforward everyday meal.”

Thai lunch set meals Taiwan-style pad kra pao sauce Coconut curry chicken
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WORTH THE STOP?

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Depends on your schedule

If you are already at 松江南京站 · Songjiang Nanjing, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

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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.

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Thai Chili Chicken MetroBites visit photo

Thai Chili Chicken

The fried skin is distinctly crisp while the sliced chicken stays tender. Tangy-spicy sauce and crunchy shredded cabbage underneath balance the richness and keep the dish appetizing. Choose this with Thai fragrant rice if you want a main with real crunch.

Pad Kra Pao Pork MetroBites visit photo

Pad Kra Pao Pork

This leans toward a Taiwanese-style, moist minced-pork sauce, with plenty of gravy and bold seasoning but little heat. Mixed into separate, chewy grains of Thai long rice, the sauce coats every bite. Good for people who like saucy rice but do not want much spice.

Curry Chicken MetroBites visit photo

Curry Chicken

The coconut-scented curry sauce is thick rather than watery, coating tender chicken and large pieces of potato. The chicken is braised until it separates easily from the bone, while the potato is soft and fluffy. It is especially good spooned generously over fragrant rice.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Choose the main first, then use the self-serve sides

Before you sit, staff ask which of the three mains you want. Dine-in guests serve themselves fragrant rice, Thai milk tea, and the day's sweet soup. Desserts can change, so check what is available if you are hoping for sago.

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✨ AI Quick Take

銀魚泰國料理伊通店 is in Taipei's Zhongshan District near Songjiang Nanjing. From Exit 4, it is about a 3-minute walk. Hidden in a residential alley off Jianguo North Road, this Thai set-meal shop centers on three mains: Thai Chili Chicken, Pad Kra Pao Pork, and Curry Chicken. Dine-in guests can also serve themselves Thai fragrant rice, Thai milk tea, and sago, making it useful for nearby office workers, a quick lunch, or anyone who prefers a simple Thai set meal.

Inside and atmosphere:The restaurant is hidden in a residential lane and looks much like an ordinary apartment from outside, without a large obvious sign, so the directional board at the alley entrance is an important clue. The interior is practical rather than ornate, closer in feel to a company cafeteria. Find your own seat after entering, then take fragrant rice, Thai milk tea, and the day's sweet soup from the self-service area. It can fill as lunch traffic builds, and the pace is geared toward quick, practical meals.
Location and dining notes:The address is 台北市中山區建國北路一段138巷24號. From Songjiang Nanjing Exit 4, it is about a 3-minute walk. The storefront is easy to miss inside the alley, so look for the directional sign and apartment-like facade. There are only three mains—Thai Chili Chicken, Pad Kra Pao Pork, and Curry Chicken—and staff ask for your choice before you sit. Nearby office workers arrive heavily at peak lunch, so coming a little earlier can reduce the chance of a full room or wait.
Thai Chili Chicken

Thai Chili Chicken is fried until the outside is fragrant and crisp, with a clear crunch while the chicken inside stays tender. Tangy-spicy sauce and shredded cabbage underneath cut through the richness, making the dish lively and easy to eat with Thai fragrant rice.

銀魚泰國料理 (Yin Yu Tai Guo Liao Li) visit photo
Pad Kra Pao Pork

Pad Kra Pao Pork leans Taiwanese in style, resembling moist minced pork with plenty of sauce. It is boldly seasoned but not very spicy. The sauce clings well to the separate, slightly chewy grains of Thai long rice, suiting anyone who enjoys mixing sauce into rice without much heat.

銀魚泰國料理 (Yin Yu Tai Guo Liao Li) visit photo
Curry Chicken

Curry Chicken contains chicken and large pieces of potato in a thick curry sauce rather than a watery broth, with a clear coconut-milk aroma. The chicken is braised until tender and separates easily from the bone, while the potato is soft and fluffy. The rich sauce is especially good over fragrant rice.

銀魚泰國料理 (Yin Yu Tai Guo Liao Li) visit photo
Uncle's line: There is no need to overthink three mains—go for chili chicken if you want crunch, pad kra pao pork if you like mixing sauce into rice, or curry chicken if you want fragrant rice covered in curry.
💡 Ordering note

Thai Chili Chicken suits people who like crisp texture and tangy heat. Pad Kra Pao Pork is milder and good for mixing with rice, while Curry Chicken brings coconut aroma and a rich sauce. Dine-in guests can add Thai fragrant rice, Thai milk tea, and the day's sweet soup from the self-service area. The sweet soup may change, so actual availability depends on the day.

  • Location:台北市中山區建國北路一段138巷24號, from Songjiang Nanjing Exit 4, about a 3-minute walk.
  • Type:Thai set meals with three mains plus self-serve fragrant rice, drinks, and sweet soup.
  • Recommended:Thai Chili Chicken, Pad Kra Pao Pork, Curry Chicken.
  • Highlights:An apartment-like storefront in a residential alley, with a focused main-dish selection and fast meal flow.
  • Best for:Nearby office-worker lunches, quick meals, or diners who like tangy Thai flavors and curry.

📌 Editor's summary

銀魚泰國料理伊通店 has no flashy storefront, but it is not far on foot from Songjiang Nanjing Exit 4 once you find the sign inside the Jianguo North Road alley. Thai Chili Chicken focuses on a crisp outside, tender center, and tangy-spicy sauce; Pad Kra Pao Pork takes a moist, rice-friendly Taiwanese direction; and Curry Chicken brings coconut aroma, tender chicken, and soft potato. Add self-serve Thai fragrant rice, Thai milk tea, and sweet soup, and it makes a practical Thai-flavored set meal for anyone keeping an eye on the lunch break.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
10491台灣臺北市中山區朱園里建國北路一段138巷24號
Opening hours
Monday: 11:00 – 14:00
Tuesday: 11:00 – 14:00
Wednesday: 11:00 – 14:00
Thursday: 11:00 – 14:00
Friday: 11:00 – 14:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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松江南京站 · Songjiang Nanjing
Exit 5 · about 3 min walk · about 162 m
Also convenient
Exit 6 Another exit at the same station
about 3 min walk · about 206 m
Walking About 3 min from Exit 5 · about 162 m
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