石尚1925鐵道餐廳(臺博館鐵道部園區) - Section 1

The food is delicious~ the staff is very kind, and they will explain special drinks when ordering food, such as frog laying eggs (chia seed winter melon dew), and the tea is environmentally friendly tea (machine). . . . . . Wait~ Although I waited a little bit~ but overall it's not bad~

It is located in the park behind the Ministry of Railways of the Taiwan Museum. It is a place to rest and eat when you are tired. It is located at the right back of the octagonal building. The dining space is large and comfortable. You can choose a la carte or set meals. The price of the set meal is around 220 to 280. Rice, soup, but no drinks, tastes good homely.

Taiwan Railways should recommend this industry to set up a stall inside Do not open to outsiders Any Taiwanese lunch box is better than the food inside

Due to the epidemic, there were only two or three groups of tourists visiting the museum that day (Wednesday). With two children, I would like to say that it is more convenient to dine in the restaurant in the park. When I entered the restaurant at noon, there were no other customers, so I ordered a "Chicken Thigh Rice with Garlic and Onion" for 220 yuan. When served, the side dishes were marinated eggs, okra, cauliflower and squash, each of which looked mushy like overcooked (okra and cauliflower had yellowed), and even the rice was mushy (it should be autumn The inner liquid of the sunflower came out and mixed with a little marinade), and it smelled a strong rancid smell, like the kind of bento that was steamed for several hours when I was a child, but it actually tasted very sour. Take it to the clerk and smell it, she said it's ok? ! And said that the meal was prepared that morning... I believe the clerk's statement, I want to say that it may just taste like this when it is boiled, but when I bring it back to eat, the taste becomes more and more wrong, and my daughter also said why it smells so bad... The soup is radish soup, no problem! The chicken thighs were cooked to the point of chai but still edible...   Go to a "national museum" to eat this level of food! Seriously, which store out there dares to sell this kind of rotten chicken leg rice for more than 200 yuan? I hope the museum will pay more attention to the quality control of the food in the park. When I left the park, my daughter was still saying that the food she just ate really stinks, and her mouth smelled strange. She asked me to take her to rinse her mouth. …

There is no major problem with the food, and the environment is very comfortable and enjoyable. Gradually, I feel that Taipei will make people like it again. Taipei should be a cultural place, so let it stand out.

If you are interested in railways, it is strongly recommended that you must come here to see the exhibition. It is about all railway-related items and history in Taiwan. There are two-story explanations in all aspects. It is recommended to reserve more than two hours to watch the exhibition.