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“How about Taiwanese breakfast?”
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はじめまして。私は香港で生まれたベジタリアンです。生まれた時からずっとこの習慣を続けています。これまでにさまざまな都市で外食に関する挑戦を経験してきました。同じような悩みを抱える方々に少しでも助けになれるような情報やサポートを提供できればと思っています。
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Kanamecho Station
A Taiwanese Vegetarian Breakfast Specialty
About
Taiwan Zaocan Tengoku (台湾早餐天国, タイワン ザオツァン テンゴク) is a Taiwanese breakfast specialty shop at 3-chome Nishi-Ikebukuro, a 5-minute walk from Kanamecho Station on the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line. Open only on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and weekday Wednesday to Friday morning hours - an unusual format - the entire menu is "soshoku" (vegetarian without meat, fish, or the 5 pungent roots: garlic, chives, leek, onion, rakkyo). It offers Taiwanese family breakfasts in a form that even people following Buddhist food customs or avoiding the 5 pungent roots can enjoy.
— Taste Taiwan's plant-based breakfast in Nishi-Ikebukuro
The menu lines up dishes representing Taiwan's breakfast culture. Egg-filled crepes called "Dan-Bing" (蛋餅), miso-flavored simmered "Lu Rou Fan" (魯肉飯), sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaves "chimaki" (粽), "daikon mochi," the warm dessert "Tou Hua" (豆花), and the indispensable Taiwanese breakfast soy milk and Taiwanese tea. Every menu item is soshoku (vegetarian, in line with Buddhist food customs) - made without meat, fish, or the 5 pungent roots - offering Taiwan's family breakfasts in a form open to people avoiding the 5 pungent roots or seeking plant-based meals. Operating hours are only morning: Saturday and Sunday 7:30 to 12:00, Wednesday to Friday 9:00 to 11:30.
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No. 01
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はじめまして。私は香港で生まれたベジタリアンです。生まれた時からずっとこの習慣を続けています。これまでにさまざまな都市で外食に関する挑戦を経験してきました。同じような悩みを抱える方々に少しでも助けになれるような情報やサポートを提供できればと思っています。