Fulung Restaurant (Selected as a Featured Restaurant for the 2010 Taiwan Culinary Exhibition). Fulung Restaurant is located at the intersection of Old Provincial Highway 17 and Provincial Highway 171 in Beimen District, and is the oldest established restaurant in the area. Fulung Restaurant is located at the intersection of Old Provincial Highway 17 and Provincial Highway 171 in Beimen District, and is the oldest established restaurant in the area. Adjacent to the Taiwan Blackfoot Disease Memorial Hall, it is also a relatively large restaurant in the Beimen area, making it an excellent choice for dining in Beimen. The restaurant boasts a spacious and bright hundred-ping area, offering a comfortable dining environment. It specializes in catering to tour groups, celebratory banquets, and event hosting, as well as providing off-site catering services. It is the most representative restaurant in the coastal region, having hosted distinguished guests such as former President Lee and Governor Song over the past decade. It has also been featured in numerous media outlets, including Sanlih TV, GTV, Min Sheng Bao, United Daily News, Liberty Times, and China Daily News. In terms of ingredient selection and cooking methods, the owner insists on using local seafood, such as milkfish, oysters, shrimp, and fried garlic produced in Beimen, to create delicious dishes. The cooking techniques are simple and unpretentious, yet they deliver fresh, delicious, and palatable seafood dishes. "Huatián Eel Roll" uses tofu skin to wrap grass shrimp, egg crepes, and expensive grilled eel, offering a refreshing taste with a distinct Japanese flair. "Salad Big Roll" uses the freshest live squid as the main ingredient, combined with... Address: 臺南市北門區永隆區港北37號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan