Le Palais

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Crispy Cheung Fun, Peking Duck, Goose Feet

No. 3, Section 1, Chengde Road, Datong District, Taipei 103, Taiwan
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Le Palais, a Cantonese restaurant on the 17th floor of a hotel in Taiwan, is introduced. Several dishes, from crispy cheung fun and Peking duck to dessert, are tasted during a 3-star course held for 7 consecutive years, with their textures and aromas discussed in detail.

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The textures and aromas of the various dishes are discussed in detail.

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Crispy Cheung FunMentioned on video
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Peking DuckMentioned on video
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Goose FeetMentioned on video

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Ordering and Eating Freely at Taiwan's First Cantonese Restaurant to Hold 3 Stars for 7 Consecutive Years

A video tasting several courses and desserts at Le Palais, a Cantonese restaurant in Taiwan that has held 3 stars for 7 consecutive years.

Le Palais, a Cantonese restaurant on the 17th floor of a hotel in Taiwan, is introduced. The textures and aromas are discussed in detail while tasting several dishes from a course that has held 3 stars for 7 consecutive years, ranging from crispy cheung fun and Peking duck to desserts.

Taste notes from the video

A crisp exterior, generous fillings, subtle sweetness, salty finish, and chewy texture are mentioned.

Key visit points
  • Le Palais, a Cantonese restaurant on the 17th floor of a hotel in Taiwan, is visited.
  • Several dishes are ordered, including crispy cheung fun, Peking duck, goose feet, and desserts.
  • The crispy cheung fun is described as crisp and generously filled.
  • The daikon pastry is said to have a layered texture and a salty finish.
  • Reservations are said to be difficult, and dress restrictions are mentioned.
Dishes featured in the video
Crispy Cheung FunIt is crisp and generously filled, while the sauce is not salty.Peking DuckThe duck's distinctive flavor and crisp skin are mentioned.Daikon Radish PastryIt has a subtle sweetness with a salty finish.