Desserts & ice · Yanshui
Yin Feng Ice Parlor
銀鋒冰果室
Photo: Allervous, CC BY-SA 4.0Representative photo of Taiwanese shaved ice, not taken at this shop.
An old Yanshui ice parlour known for its 'matchmaking ice': red bean and milk shaved ice topped with a raw egg yolk. The watermelon lemon juice is the other favourite.
Outside the city, so it isn't included in the day planner. It's a stop on Yanshui Noodles and Xuejia Milkfish, which explains how to get there.
What to order
Photo: Andy Tsai, CC BY-SA 2.0紅豆月見牛奶冰
Red bean milk ice with egg yolk
Fluffy milk ice with red beans and a raw egg yolk in the centre. Stir it in and the ice turns smooth and rich.
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Photo: Hiteshnchavda, CC BY-SA 4.0西瓜檸檬汁
Watermelon lemon juice
Watermelon juice with the aroma of lemon rind, first made for the owner's diabetic mother. It is now the drink people come back for.
About this dish →On the itinerary: Yanshui Noodles and Xuejia Milkfish
Sights nearby
Nearby places to eat
阿妙意麵A Miao Yi Mian
A well-known shop for Yanshui's own thin yi mein noodles. Order them dry with meat sauce, and get fried meat rolls on the side.
鬍鬚豬頭飯Hu Xu Pig Head Rice
Small bowls of rice cooked in pork-head broth, about NT$10 each, at this Yanshui shop. Side dishes such as braised pork belly and grilled sausage are picked from the counter.