Ya Zhen Hao Ge Ge Geng. Inheriting the taste of home, this old brand of thick soup is located at the second shop to the left of the East Gate of Hsinchu City God Temple. It has been in business until now, and is now run by the second generation of #Ya Zhen Hao Ge Ge Geng. Inheriting the taste of home, this old brand of thick soup is located at the second shop to the left of the East Gate of Hsinchu City God Temple. It has been in business until now, and is now run by the second generation of #Ya Zhen Hao Ge Geng. It is one of the must-visit spots on the food map of the City God Temple business district. Many locals grew up eating "Ge Ge Geng," and families would sit together at the small stall, enjoying the timeless deliciousness. This bowl of "Ge Ge" likely refers to the thick, viscous state after the Taiwanese style of thickening with starch. The ingredients include fish balls, meat balls, squid, and crispy pork. The crispy pork is made from pork belly, coated with sweet potato starch, and deep-fried until crispy. It has an excellent texture when paired with the thick soup, and is Ya Zhen Hao's unique flavor. The soup base is very clear and sweet, leaving you with a lingering taste! In addition to the signature Ge Ge Geng, the shop also offers Hsinchu meat dumplings, stir-fried rice noodles, and more. While the Ge Ge Geng is a feast for the eyes, nose, and palate, its most distinctive feature is the second-generation owner, Sister Mei Zhi. Her enthusiastic signature smile always makes dining customers feel right at home.
Address: 新竹市北區新竹市北區中山路75號（城隍廟美食街內）
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu