Update-date: Mar 23 2024
"da pai dang 105" is attracting attention from foreign tourists in Japan as a place where they can "savor the experience of traveling to Asia." Starting with the opening of the first restaurant in Koenji, Tokyo, da pai dang 105 now has restaurants throughout Japan. The main appeal of this restaurant is that you can experience Taiwanese cuisine and Asian street food in an exotic setting reminiscent of a Taiwanese night market. da pai dang 105 has just opened a new restaurant in the Cocono Susukino shopping mall in the City of Sapporo, Hokkaido, as we have described here. Let's have a look at the type of food you can enjoy at this restaurant.
The restaurant is filled with an Asian atmosphere reminiscent of a"Taiwanese night market"
The Cocono Susukino shopping mall is a new landmark that has opened in downtown Susukino, Sapporo. The Cocono Food Court on the third floor has a variety of restaurants with different cuisines, garnering interest from both locals and tourists.
The first da pai dang 105 restaurant to open in Hokkaido has garnered attention because of its famous pan-fried soup dumplings and other Asian street food. The restaurant, which was designed to conjure up images of a Taiwanese night market, is filled with an exotic atmosphere. Sitting in a booth decorated with colorful lanterns will prompt you to fell like you are taking a trip to Taiwan.
Signature Dish: Homemade Pan-fried Soup Dumplings Bursting with Pork Flavor
The restaurant offers popular dishes found at Taiwanese and Asian food stalls. The restaurant's signature dish, Homemade Pan-fried Soup Dumplings, is not to be missed.
Homemade Pan-fried Soup Dumplings
The filling of pork, which is mainly from the front leg and shoulder, is wrapped in dough and placed in a special iron pan. The meat is vigorously, finely steamed, and roasted while careful attention is paid to the degree of doneness.
When you break the wrapper with chopsticks, you will find a pocket of fine soup full of juice from the meat. First, slowly savor the hot soup.
Then, take a bite, filling your mouth with the flavorful pork filling and the soup. The appeal of this dish is that you can enjoy the texture of the soft part of the wrapper on top and the crispy part of the wrapper on the bottom.
Authentic Taiwanese Fried Chicken
Authentic Taiwanese Fried Chicken is mainly seasoned with five-spice powder, an authentic spice from Taiwan, left to stand overnight, and then deep-fried. The surface is crispy, the inside is juicy. The exotic and spicy aroma will keep you coming back for more. Of course, it goes well with beer!
Mouth-watering Chicken
The name "Mouth-watering Chicken" is derived from the local term "口水鶏," which literally means saliva-inducing chicken, aptly named because just the thought of it will mke you salivate. The key to this dish's deliciousness is the homemade chili oil, a combination of several spices, such as hot pepper and Chinese pepper, poured over steamed chicken. The spicy and rich flavor is irresistible!
Lunghi Rice
Lunghi Rice, a popular staple of Taiwanese cuisine, is also on the menu. The flavor of the pork and the homemade sauce, which is a blend of spices and seasonings like Chinese soy sauce, five-spice powder, and oyster sauce, will have you down the rice.
Dandan Noodles
Indulge in the famous spicy noodle soup made under the supervision of a Michelin-star chef. Savor the profound spiciness of homemade chili oil, rich and thick soup, and firmness of homemade noodles.
Taiwanese dishes and Dragon Highballs that go well with Asian food are available
In addition to Gold Medal Taiwan Beer, which goes well with well-seasoned Asian food, the drink lineup includes Taiwanese beers with fruit flavors such as mango, lychee, and honey. The Dragon Highball, made with Shaoxing wine mixed with soda and garnished with lemon, and the Spicy Dragon Highball, with the zing of Chinese pepper, have overgrown in popularity. Of course, there is also a wide selection of non-alcoholic drinks such as apple cider, banana milk, and mango juice.
The restaurant also offers takeouts. If you are in town for sightseeing, you can order takeout and casually enjoy authentic Asian street food at your hotel.
da pai dang 105 can accommodate various dining experiences, such as lunch, dinner, a light meal when you are peckish, or just enjoying a drink and a dish. If you visit Susukino, be sure to stop by.
Disclaimer: All information is accurate at time of publication.
