Liujia Oden Bo (Oden-jiang). In Liujia, there's a classic flavor that has accompanied locals as they grew up. In Liujia, there's a classic flavor that has accompanied locals as they grow up. "Heilun Bo," a small blue food truck in front of the main gate of Liujia Junior High School, has been filling the air with its aroma for decades. Every day after school, students can be seen lining up to wait. The scent of freshly fried heilun permeates the street, not only filling the stomachs of generations of students but also carrying the youthful memories of many Liujia residents, becoming a classic delicacy passed down by word of mouth. This classic flavor that has accompanied Liujia residents' growth is different from ordinary boiled heilun. Here, they insist on boiling the heilun and rice cakes first, then deep-frying them, and finally drizzling them with a special sauce. The unique texture, crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, is perfect for satisfying cravings while shopping or as an afternoon snack. It's the most familiar taste of home for many Liujia residents. ▲Paired with the shop's special sauce, it's savory with a hint of sweetness and a mild spicy aroma, rich in layers and incredibly addictive. Address: 臺南市六甲區民權街60號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan