PRESS
In the Press
TV features, newspaper articles and blog reviews about HODE. Click a title to read the original.
All coverage
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Ko Chuan-tsung carries on a century of tea and creates Pinglin tea cuisine(opens in a new tab)
Feature on how Ko Chuan-tsung took over the family tea business, brought Wenshan Pouchong and tea-seed oil to the table, and promotes Pinglin tea culture through tea tours.
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HODE (Shun Yi Tea House), a scenic old Pinglin restaurant that cooks with tea(opens in a new tab)
Light tea-infused dishes and mountain views; recommends salted-egg pumpkin, fruit mushroom soup and tea jelly.
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HODE | A foodie's must-save guide(opens in a new tab)
TV feature on tea-oil pork, tea-oil crispy chicken, tea-oil pesto fried rice and tea sausage.
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Old shop, new thinking: tea cuisine draws the crowds(opens in a new tab)
From tea shop to eatery, a slump after the Hsuehshan Tunnel opened, then a comeback with Pouchong tea and tea-seed oil in the cooking.
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HODE (formerly Shun Yi Tea House)(opens in a new tab)
A restaurant run by a tea farm: tea-oil pork, tea-oil chicken and tea sausage, tea-scented and light.
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Pinglin food special: old street eats, snacks and cafés(opens in a new tab)
Pinglin food special featuring HODE: tea-oil noodles, tea-fried shrimp, crispy-skin tofu and green tea pine-nut fried rice.
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HODE: food from tea country(opens in a new tab)
Airy, high-ceilinged dining room and restrained seasoning; recommends garlic pork and salted-egg cabbage.
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Taipei food review | HODE: tea in the cooking, light and never greasy(opens in a new tab)
Tea and ingredients blend well in a bright, clean room; recommends tea-vinegar lemon fish, aged-tea beef brisket and tea-oil pork.
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HODE on the Beiyi Highway: sausage with a tea fragrance(opens in a new tab)
A reporter's blog on tea sausage and other creative tea dishes.
Keep exploring
Explore Pinglin
Sights, old street, trails, nature
Pinglin Tea Culture
Pouchong tea, tea making, a tea family's story
What to Eat in Pinglin
Tea dishes, HODE's menu, drinks
Pinglin Day Trip
Plans for families, couples, seniors and groups
Local Goods
Tea and gifts
Pinglin News
Restaurant notices, seasonal tips, travel info
