Hao Guo Fusion Restaurant. Affordable fusion restaurant hidden in the alleys of Guanghua Maze, an ultra-affordable family-style fusion restaurant. Many local residents have been eating here since it was called Hao Li. Affordable fusion restaurant hidden in the alleys of Guanghua Maze, an ultra-affordable family-style fusion restaurant. Many local residents have been eating here since it was called Hao Li and now it's called #HaoGuoFusionRestaurant. Despite its unassuming exterior, among the bustling customers, some have been eating here since childhood, while others bring their own children to taste the flavors of their own childhood. The environment is both nostalgic and warm, and it's often packed with customers on weekdays and weekends. Although the prices are very affordable, the taste is by no means compromised. Regardless of external inflation or rising raw material costs, prices have hardly increased over the years. There are many choices on the menu, with a variety of flavors, including pasta, risotto, gratins, sizzling plates, hot pot, and curry rice. Main courses come with a choice of red tea, green tea, coffee, or milk tea. The creamy soup included in the set meal can be upgraded to a crispy soup for an additional charge. The soup is rich and fragrant. The original flavor has chicken, and the seafood flavor has small shrimp and squid. The crispy pastry on top is the soul, with a rich buttery aroma and perfectly baked, tasting exactly like the flavors of memory! The pumpkin gratin has made it an instant favorite for #EditorCheng, who doesn't usually like pumpkin, and is now a must-order every time. The rich, creamy, and sweet pumpkin is presented as a golden gratin mixed with creamy baked cheese. Stirring it and taking a bite with the stretchy cheese.
Address: 新竹市北區新竹市北區光華二街22號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu