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Taiwan Eatery Serves Giant Salmon Sushi That’s As Big As Your Hand, Thicker Than Your Phone

San Wei Shi Tang Restaurant In Taiwan Serves Giant Salmon Nigiri & Belly For Hardcore Sushi Lovers

If you love Japanese food, we’re sure there’s no greater joy than finding thicc, succulent pieces of raw salmon to savour.

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However, you may have to prepare for the fact that prices are going to steep for such gigantic servings.

We’re here to introduce to you possibly one of the biggest pieces of salmon nigiri sushi you’ll ever see.

By big, we mean it. See it for yourselves in the picture below.

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These giant salmon nigiri and belly slices are sold in Taiwan’s San Wei Shi Tang Restaurant — 三味食堂 in Chinese.

And the best part? You won’t have to burn multiple holes in your pocket just to enjoy an epic meal.

Giant salmon nigiri & belly less than S$5 each

We gather the reason why this restaurant has escaped the mainstream radar is because it’s a neighbourhood joint, located not too far away from the main shopping precinct Xi Men Ding.

San Wei Shi Tang, the corner lot with blue signage
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Part of the restaurant’s extensive selection of Japanese cuisines is their famous salmon sashimi.

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Despite these sashimi slices being unusually big, they are sold for less than S$5 each.

The salmon belly sushi pieces are priced at:

  • 3 pieces for S$11.20 (NTD250)
  • 5 pieces for S$19.20 (NTD430)

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While the salmon nigiri sushi pieces cost:

  • 3 pieces for S$8.50 (NTD190)
  • 6 pieces for S$16 (NTD360)

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One can only imagine how juicy each slice of salmon is.

Salmon fried rice to cleanse your palate

Apart from these sashimi slices, San Wei Shi Tang also has food catered to those who prefer a piping hot cooked meal.

One of which is this Salmon Fried Rice selling at S$6.70 (NTD150).

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The Salmon Fried Rice as its name suggests is a plate of fried rice topped with generous amounts of cooked salmon chunks.

So if you’re in need of some cooked food to warm your tummy up after indulging in raw fish, this dish might just be what you need.

In addition to the fried rice, this restaurant also has a variety of other cooked dishes, you can view the full menu here.

Head down to try it for yourselves

For those interested to give these giant salmon slices a try, be sure to head down when you’re in Taiwan.

Here’s how to get there.

三味食堂 San Wei Shi Tang

Venue: No. 116, Section 2, Guiyang St, Wanhua District, Taipei
Opening hours: 11.20am–2.30pm, 5.10pm-10pm. Closed on Mondays.

If you’ve been there before, share your experience with us in the comments below!

Feature images adapted from Joy With Lohas and Cako.

Mavis Lee

Mavis is an avid lover of mala hotpot and green tea. It has to be Pokka Green Tea though.

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