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Illustrative Shao-ping-zi, a personal yuanyang (split-broth) hotpot brand that began in Zhang-hua and now runs several branches in Taichung's Bei-tun area, is built around the idea that 'solo diners can enjoy yuanyang hotpot too'. The shops offer a semi-buffet all-you-can-eat model - guests choose single or split pots paired with a roughly seventy-item self-serve bar of ingredients, ice cream, drinks, and a coffee machine. Pricing starts around TWD 328-358 and includes the drink and ice cream bar, with a minimum spend of around TWD 350 and about 100 minutes of dining. Signature options include solo lobster hotpot and the Lava Trio, both high-CP seafood and meat sets - ideal for diners who want a quick, single-person hotpot without the queue.
Illustrative Zui-yue-lou, on the second floor of the century-old red-brick building that houses Miyahara Eye Clinic in Taichung's Central District, is a Michelin Bib Gourmand Taiwanese restaurant. The dining room is filled with opulent European palace-style decor, presenting creative Taiwanese cuisine with elegant plating - a menu both broad in scope and grounded in high-quality ingredients. The room is spacious with generous spacing between tables, and the semi-open kitchen lets guests watch the cooking in action. Well-suited to gatherings or hosting foreign visitors. Service begins at noon; high popularity means advance booking is recommended.