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專一豆花
Exit 5 · about 5 min walk

專一豆花

Zhuan Yi Dou Hua
Local Eats · 信義區
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METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“Tofu pudding, peanuts, and pearls progress from soft to springy beside simple market seating under a tree, rewarding a small detour for traditional sweet soup.”

Delicate soybean aroma Soft peanuts Tofu pudding under a market tree
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
Depends on your schedule

If you are already at 永春站 · Yongchun, 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
Soft and springy layers in one bowl

Fine curds, soft peanuts, and springy pearls each keep a distinct texture, inviting traditional dessert fans to compare every spoonful.

02
Eat tofu pudding under a market tree

The stall hides in Yongchun Market, with simple tables by a tree and awning. Eating here also reveals everyday market life.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

An old-fashioned bowl carried on from a market stall

Zhuan Yi Tofu Pudding opened a stall at Yongchun Market in 1979, beginning this market dessert tradition. Today its simple tables under a tree still serve plain combinations of curds, peanuts, and pearls. Rather than elaborate plating, attention stays on soybean aroma and the contrast of softness and chew.

WHAT TO ORDER

First time here? Start with these

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Mixed Tofu Pudding MetroBites visit photo

Mixed Tofu Pudding

Fine, dense curds carry gentle soybean aroma; peanuts are so soft they nearly melt with them, while tapioca pearls retain bounce. Light syrup and gradually melting ice make the bowl increasingly refreshing, ideal for tasting two toppings without losing clarity.

TAIWAN FOOD Dou Hua
A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Soybean aroma with soft and springy market toppings

Tofu pudding with peanuts, pearls, and syrup is a classic Taiwanese sweet soup. Fine curds carry soft and springy textures, while crushed ice adjusts coolness and perceived sweetness. With few ingredients, distinctions stay clear.

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
State your preferred ice amount when ordering

For more cooling ice, ask when ordering. Ice changes the syrup's concentration, so state your preference first.

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Taste the syrup before slowly mixing the ice

Taste the pudding and syrup first, then gradually mix in crushed ice to compare concentration before and after melting. Do not stir everything immediately; this preserves the delicate curds and distinguishes peanuts from pearls.

FULL VISIT

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Localized full visit

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An Old-Fashioned Bowl under a Tree in Hulin Market

Zhuan Yi Tofu Pudding hides in Hulin Market in Taipei's Xinyi District. Walk from Yongchun MRT Station toward the market's middle-rear section and look for the small cart beneath a large tree. The simple menu revolves around tofu pudding, peanuts, and pearls. With no elaborate display, fine curds, light syrup, and regulars create the rhythm. A bowl during a market visit offers the direct, unadorned dessert life of old Taipei.

Interior and dining atmosphere:The cart stands beside a large tree, with a semi-open dining area extending under an awning. Simple tables and chairs sit in dimmer light than the market aisle, with a few more seats by the tree and cart. Pudding arrives quickly after ordering. This is a place to rest tired feet rather than admire decor; shoppers and conversations surround a bowl with crushed ice, naturally joining Hulin Market life.
Location and dining notes:The stall is inside Yongchun Market at Lane 74, Hulin Street, Xinyi District, Taipei City, and can also be entered near No. 262, Songshan Road. From Yongchun Station, continue to the middle-rear market; the tree and cart are easier landmarks than an address. Iced pudding comes with crushed ice; ask for more to reduce perceived sweetness. Seats are simple and limited, so yield them after eating at market peaks.
Mixed Tofu Pudding

Mixed Tofu Pudding puts peanuts and tapioca pearls into fine curds beneath crushed ice. Delicate, dense pudding has plain soybean fragrance; very soft peanuts nearly dissolve with it, while pearls add bounce. The light, old-fashioned syrup becomes more refreshing as ice melts. This mixed bowl most directly explains the pudding itself and both toppings.

綜合豆花
Tapioca Pearl Tofu Pudding

This focused bowl contains curds, syrup, and dark tapioca pearls. Tender curd flakes slowly release soybean aroma; slightly richer syrup is clearly sweet but not cloying. Glossy pearls bounce when bitten, preventing a uniformly soft texture. Chew lovers can choose it and use crushed ice to balance coolness and sweetness.

The charm of market dessert is often not variety but soybean aroma, syrup, and toppings each holding their place, leaving only clean, comfortable sweetness.
Ordering Notes

First-timers can choose Mixed Tofu Pudding to compare soft peanuts and springy pearls; choose Tapioca Pearl Tofu Pudding if you know you want chew. Both center on fine curds and old-fashioned syrup, with ice gradually diluting sweetness. Taste the original ratio before stirring the ice to feel the change.

  • Location:Yongchun Market, Lane 74, Hulin Street; cart beside the large tree.
  • Transit:Walk from Yongchun MRT Station to the middle-rear of Hulin Market.
  • Recommended:Mixed Tofu Pudding, Tapioca Pearl Tofu Pudding.
  • Highlights:Fine soybean aroma, light syrup, soft peanuts, and springy pearls.
  • Best for:Resting during a market visit and enjoying plain old-fashioned dessert.

Fewer Toppings, Greater Focus

Zhuan Yi's name matches its character: attention returns to tofu pudding, with simple changes from peanuts, pearls, and syrup. Mixed Tofu Pudding builds layers from soft and springy toppings; Tapioca Pearl Tofu Pudding clarifies soybean aroma and chew. Melting ice shifts sweetness from strong to light. The awning, low stools, and market sounds are inseparable from the bowl. Find the cart by the tree, sit for one bowl, and understand why this unassuming stall keeps regular customers.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
110台灣臺北市信義區四維里虎林街74巷永春市場
Opening hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 08:00 – 18:30
Wednesday: 08:00 – 18:30
Thursday: 08:00 – 18:30
Friday: 08:00 – 18:30
Saturday: 08:00 – 18:30
Sunday: 08:00 – 18:30
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GETTING THERE

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永春站 · Yongchun
Exit 5 · about 5 min walk · about 331 m
Also convenient
Exit 4 Another exit at the same station
about 5 min walk · about 360 m
BL Bannan Line
後山埤站 · Houshanpi · Exit 1 Another nearby station
about 6 min walk · about 424 m
Walking About 5 min from Exit 5 · about 331 m
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