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魚港生猛海鮮料理
About 10 min walk

魚港生猛海鮮料理

Yu Gang Fresh Seafood Cuisine
Taiwanese Cuisine, Local Eats, Group Dining, Late-Night Eats · 板橋區
★ 4.0・1,222 reviews 322 views Open now
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“This is classic Taiwanese stir-fry rhythm: a group around the table, dishes arriving one plate at a time, seafood alternating with rice-friendly dishes, plus drinks or a little alcohol. Sweet-potato leaves with century egg contrast rich and light flavors, stir-fried clams bring scallion-ginger-garlic aroma and savory briny juices, while napa cabbage lion’s head meatballs add a mellow soup dish. It suits people already around Banxin who want a lively group meal.”

Taiwanese seafood stir-fry Group sharing around the table Dinner, late-night food, and drinks
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If you are already at 中原站 · Zhongyuan, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

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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
From seafood to home-style dishes, a full Taiwanese stir-fry table

Clams, silky egg, tofu, greens, and lion’s head meatballs can be mixed according to group size. Sharing multiple plates while eating and talking is the most natural Taiwanese stir-fry style.

02
Alternate bold and gentle dishes to avoid palate fatigue

Salted-egg-yolk tofu and stir-fried clams bring crisp aroma and savory brininess, while silky egg with shrimp and napa cabbage lion’s head meatballs reset the palate with tender egg and lightly sweet broth.

03
High visibility backed by over 1,000 reviews

Google currently shows about 4.0 stars from 1,222 reviews, a straightforward popularity reference for first-time visitors.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Sweet-Potato Leaves with Century Egg

Tender sweet-potato leaves are quickly stir-fried with century egg and shredded ginger. Ginger lifts the century egg’s richness while the greens stay moist, making this an effective palate changer between seafood and fried dishes.

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Stir-Fried Clams

Clams are quickly stir-fried with scallion, ginger, garlic, and sauce. Once opened, they carry a direct savory, briny juice; eat the opened shells first to keep the meat plumper.

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Napa Cabbage Lion’s Head Meatballs

The lion’s head meatballs are substantial without being coarse or tough. Onion sweetness blends into the meat, while napa cabbage becomes soft and lightly sweet after soaking up the broth. It is a generous dish suited to sharing.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Taiwanese stir-fry is about the dishes and the rhythm of the whole table

Seafood, greens, tofu, and egg dishes are not isolated items here; together they build a shared Taiwanese stir-fry table. High heat, aromatic stir-frying, and savory flavors make the dishes rice-friendly and easy to pass around with drinks. Two floors of group seating and rapid sharing plate by plate make the liveliness itself part of the meal.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Plan seafood, greens, and a soup dish by group size

For a group, start with one seafood dish, one vegetable, and an egg or tofu dish, then add a pot of napa cabbage lion’s head meatballs depending on appetite. This keeps both the table and portions balanced.

02
Confirm first for a large table or the day’s seafood

For larger groups, private rooms, or specific seafood, ask about same-day seating, fish availability, and pricing before deciding what to order.

03
Share hot dishes first; do not keep wok aroma waiting

Silky egg, salted-egg-yolk tofu, and clams all change texture as they cool. Serve everyone a first round into small bowls before settling into conversation.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Greens and silky egg first, then clams and salted-egg-yolk tofu

Start with sweet-potato leaves with century egg and silky egg with shrimp, then move to saltier or crispier dishes. Save the napa cabbage lion’s head meatballs for the middle or later part of the meal, where its light, sweet broth can refresh the whole table.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Take

魚港生猛海鮮料理 follows a local Banqiao stir-fry style, focusing on seafood and classic Taiwanese wok dishes in a lively setting with brisk service. There is plenty of seating, with regular dinner crowds. It suits anyone who wants to eat well, talk freely, and avoid overplanning. From greens and tofu to silky egg and seafood stir-fries, the cooking is steady and unfussy—a neighborhood-style place built for group meals.

Uncle says: To judge a stir-fry restaurant, first look at seafood freshness and heat control. This place does take care of those basics.
Interior and dining atmosphere:Inside is a classic Taiwanese seafood stir-fry scene, with seating across two floors and both round and square tables geared toward sharing. At busy dinners, ordering, clinking glasses, and wok sounds overlap, creating a lively atmosphere with quick service; avoid peak time if you want a quiet conversation. Share dishes as soon as they arrive. Do not line up five hot plates waiting for everyone to finish photos—wok aroma is practical: it may wait for people, but rarely for phones.
Location and dining notes:The address is 新北市板橋區三民路二段205號, phone 02 2956 9090. It is walkable from Banxin (板新站), or you can take a bus to the Sanmin Road area. Hours are usually daily 17:00 to 01:30 the next day; seafood prices, private rooms or large tables, last orders, and temporary closures should be confirmed with the restaurant. Street or paid parking is available nearby. If the group plans to drink, skip the parking hunt and take transit instead.
● Sweet-Potato Leaves with Century Egg

This dish stir-fries tender sweet-potato leaves with century egg and shredded ginger. Ginger cleans up the century egg’s richness, while the greens stay moist instead of becoming a plate of shiny fiber. It works well between seafood and fried dishes and is excellent with rice. Greens are often treated as decoration at stir-fry tables; Uncle suggests taking a bowl early, because once salted-egg-yolk tofu and lion’s head meatballs arrive, vegetables may never get attention again.


● Salted-Egg-Yolk Tofu

Salted-egg-yolk tofu is coated outside with salted yolk and fried, giving crisp aroma and light saltiness before the soft, delicate tofu inside. The contrast is clear. Eat it hot to best feel the yolk granules and crust; once it sits and absorbs moisture, some texture is lost. Adults and children usually find it easy to enjoy, and it can quietly disappear while everyone talks. If you want some, start early—at a stir-fry table, good manners sometimes means not pretending to be polite for too long.


● Silky Egg with Shrimp

Silky egg with shrimp looks homey, but both the egg’s moisture and the shrimp’s doneness depend on heat control. The egg is soft without excess liquid, the shrimp stay springy, and together they are light yet rice-friendly, offering relief from stronger dishes. It is a safe choice for children or non-spicy eaters. Do not leave it until last just because it looks gentle—silky egg cools faster than people appear when it is time to split the bill.


● Stir-Fried Clams

Stir-fried clams get their aroma from scallion, ginger, garlic, and sauce. Once opened, the shells hold direct savory, briny juices. Eat opened clams first to avoid overcooking and make it easier to watch for shell fragments; mixing a little rice into the remaining sauce is deeply satisfying. The dish suits drinks or a light alcohol pairing. Clam shells take up lots of space, so stack them together rather than making the table look like the tide just went out.


● Napa Cabbage Lion’s Head Meatballs

Napa cabbage lion’s head meatballs are a substantial home-style pot. The meatballs are firm but not coarse, onion sweetness blends with the meat, and napa cabbage becomes soft and lightly sweet after soaking up the broth. It is comfortable to share in a group, especially in cooler weather. Sip the soup before eating it with rice, and use it to reset the palate between stronger stir-fries. The pot looks gentle but fills the stomach; with fewer than four people plus a table full of seafood and fried food, the takeaway boxes may already be waiting.

💡 Ordering note

Start with sweet-potato leaves with century egg and silky egg with shrimp, then add salted-egg-yolk tofu, stir-fried clams, and napa cabbage lion’s head meatballs. Sharing among five or six people works best. Call ahead about the day’s fish, market-priced seafood, and large tables. If you drink, take transit rather than making a designated-driver service the final order.

  • Location:板橋區三民路二段205號, within walking distance of Banxin (板新站).
  • Type:Seafood, Taiwanese stir-fry, home-style dishes, and late-night food.
  • Highlights:Two floors of seating, brisk service, and a lively group-sharing atmosphere.
  • Good for:Family gatherings, coworker meals, drinks with friends, dinner, and late-night food.

📌 Editor’s Take

魚港生猛海鮮料理 feels like a Banqiao local that understands the basics of a good stir-fry restaurant: seafood tastes fresh, wok cooking is well controlled, and the greens and home-style dishes are not treated casually. There is little flashy packaging; it is about straightforward food that fills you up and goes down easily. If you like a livelier dining atmosphere or need a place where a group can sit and eat at an easy pace, this is a dependable choice.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
220台灣新北市板橋區福壽里三民路二段205號
Opening hours
Monday: 17:00 – 01:30
Tuesday: 17:00 – 01:30
Wednesday: 17:00 – 01:30
Thursday: 17:00 – 01:30
Friday: 17:00 – 01:30
Saturday: 17:00 – 01:30
Sunday: 17:00 – 01:30
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中原站 · Zhongyuan
About 10 minutes ・about 726 m
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板新站 · Banxin Another nearby station
about 9 min walk · about 718 m
Walking About 10 min walk · about 726 m
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