Once a highly sought-after and renowned all-you-can-eat Japanese cuisine restaurant, it was a legend in its own right, receiving endless praise and becoming almost the epitome in the realm of all-you-can-eat Japanese dining. If you were familiar with the all-you-can-eat scene, you couldn't have missed its name. It reached a level of universal recognition, even among friends and family working abroad. If you're in Taipei and haven't heard of it, you're missing out on a significant trend; information about it has been circulating wildly on social media.
In the early days, before the current regulations, reservations required no deposits. Consequently, getting a table was incredibly difficult. Those fortunate enough to secure reservations sometimes resold or gifted them, leading to frenzied attempts by others to acquire them. However, with the introduction of new regulations, it put an end to this practice, preventing no-shows and excessive booking. The benefit? I managed to secure my first online reservation effortlessly! Thumbs up for that.
Xuji Sunrise is consistently packed on weekdays, it's quite extraordinary. There's already a line forming before opening hours! It's quite a sight to behold.
The layout of Xuji Sunrise is rather unique, with a long and narrow space. The seating is spread across several areas, and the dining areas aren't clustered together, so it's quite likely that the dish you desire might require a relatively long walk. It could be seen as a form of exercise, allowing you to eat a bit more. However, it can be frustrating if you have to wait in line! For instance, they offer some handcrafted beverages that require a considerable wait time. The queue tends to move faster only when most people have finished eating.
After consuming seafood, there's a handwashing area conveniently located near the seating.
For scallops, there's a specific limit per person per serving, but the great part is you can repeatedly get more, which makes it quite worthwhile.
The freshly grilled fragrant fish is also excellent; eating it whole is quite satisfying, and it's generously filled with eggs inside.
Sashimi lovers will have a fantastic time—the variety of choices available is quite extensive, and everything is really fresh!
Although Asuka Dining's all-you-can-eat menu isn't the most extensive and is confined to Japanese cuisine, it's more suitable for those who enjoy Japanese food, especially sashimi. Otherwise, it might be a bit limited, and you might find yourself repeating dishes more frequently. However, within the realm of all-you-can-eat Japanese cuisine, it's quite decent. Some dishes are genuinely delightful and satisfying, making it a nice occasional lunch spot. But if you're not a big fan of raw or seafood dishes, it might not be the best choice. It's something to consider!
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