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關東煮Taiwanese Oden
Say it guān dōng zhǔ
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Searches in Chinese, so you see real local shops nearby
What is Taiwanese Oden?
Taiwanese Oden (關東煮) is one of Taiwan’s popular snacks, found in Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and all over Taiwan. Fish balls, fish cakes, radish, tofu, eggs and more simmered in a light broth and picked by the piece. Taiwan’s version of Japanese oden, often eaten with sweet chili or miso sauce.
What does it taste like?
How much does it cost?
NT$15–40 per item
Where to eat it in Taiwan
Convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart), night markets and specialty stalls. Grab a cup, pick your items and pay at the counter.
How to find it near you
Tap “Find nearby on Google Maps” above — it searches by the Chinese name “關東煮”, so you see real local shops, not only places with English menus. At the shop, show the Chinese name or say “guān dōng zhǔ”.
