Wanli Uncle's Soy Milk

Having a traditional Taiwanese breakfast at Wanli Uncle's Soy Milk is no doubt the best way to kick off a one-day trip to Wanli Uncle's Soy Milk. This historic breakfast place located next to Wanli Elementary School has long been a hit with early birds since 1970 and Established in 1970 and always packed with an early morning breakfast crowd.

The homemade Taiwanese omelette is the main draw here. However, you don’t really see any egg in the omelette as the batter itself is made with eggs, making it more like the chewy scallion pancake (deep-fried dough made from scallion and flour).

The delightfully flavorful homemade baos that are soft and puffy come in different variations such as guabao (a fluffy white steamed bun, filled with the succulent grilled pork, pickled vegetables and peanut powder), steamed or pan-fried baos with meat, veggie or bamboo shoot fillings. What you can’t miss is the special condiments that adjust the taste to your liking, including thick sauce, spicy sauce and sweet chili sauce — they are all perfect matches with the breakfast items served at Wanli Uncle's Soy Milk. Come early or risk running out of all the goodies!