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Tucked along a quiet stretch of *Lishui Street in Da’an**, my evening at **Wu Liu Shou Yakitori* felt like stepping into a Tokyo alleyway without leaving Taipei.

The space is intimate and unmistakably izakaya in spirit — warm wood interiors, narrow seating, and the low hum of conversation that makes you lean in rather than tune out. The atmosphere walks that perfect line between lively and tucked-away, the kind of place locals know and visitors feel lucky to discover.
Yakitori is the star here — skewers arriving in a steady rhythm, each one kissed by charcoal. Chicken skin crackled with a salty crispness, pork belly came rich and tender, and the beef tongue carried that perfect chew that makes you slow down and stay present. Standouts like grilled corn, scallops, and shrimp wrapped in bacon add depth to the experience, balancing smoky indulgence with softer textures.
This isn’t a rushed meal — it’s a sequence of small plates, meant to be shared, paired with beer, sake, or plum wine. The menu spans cold starters, skewers, fried dishes, and stir-fries — making it easy to build a full evening out of just a handful of beautifully executed bites.