Restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan
The Dragon
110Pearl PointsPolished Cantonese
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About The Dragon
The Dragon is a practical Cantonese pick in Taipei for celebrations, family meals, business dinners that need polish without moving into the city's highest price tier. Book it for shared ordering and a composed room; cross-shop Le Palais for a bigger splurge or JUNTO and Tsui Feng Yuan when value matters more.
The Dragon is a Cantonese restaurant in Taipei with $$$ pricing, smart casual dress, daily lunch and dinner hours, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024. Those are the dependable facts to build around: it is best considered when the brief is Cantonese dining in Taipei.
Because the verified record is concise, treat this as a practical booking note rather than a claim-heavy review. The Dragon is relevant for diners specifically seeking Cantonese cuisine in Taipei, with service listed daily from 11:30 AM to 2 PM and 6 PM to 9:30 PM. If the group wants a broader Taipei plan around the meal, start with Our full Taipei restaurants guide, then layer in Our full Taipei hotels guide or Our full Taipei bars guide for the rest of the night.
A Cantonese choice for occasions that need polish, not theatre
The verified details point to a Cantonese restaurant with smart casual expectations and $$$ pricing, so The Dragon makes the most sense for diners who want a composed Taipei meal rather than a purely casual stop. Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 adds a clear external trust signal, while the listed hours make both lunch and dinner possible every day.
For cross-shopping, keep the comparison focused and factual. Diners looking at Cantonese or other dining in Taipei may also compare The Dragon with Le Palais, JUNTO, Silks House, Tsui Feng Yuan, Yut Fei. The right choice depends on the occasion, budget, preferred cuisine, the most current availability.
Who should book it, who should trade across Taipei
Book The Dragon if the priority is Cantonese cuisine in Taipei, $$$ pricing is within range, the meal benefits from a smart casual setting. It is a less certain fit if the group needs details not confirmed in the verified record, such as a specific menu format, named house dishes, bar seating, private rooms, delivery, takeout, or dietary accommodations; those should be checked directly with the restaurant before booking.
If the meal is part of a wider Taiwan food trip, keep the category clear: The Dragon is verified as a Cantonese restaurant in Taipei with Michelin Plate recognition in 2024. Other dining choices may serve different needs, from casual exploration to higher-spend special-occasion meals, but those comparisons should be made on current details rather than assumptions.
Within Taipei, The Dragon is best read as a practical Cantonese option with verified lunch and dinner hours every day. The confirmed schedule is 11:30 AM to 2 PM and 6 PM to 9:30 PM, Monday through Sunday, with smart casual dress and $$$ pricing.
The verdict: consider The Dragon when you want Cantonese dining in Taipei backed by a 2024 Michelin Plate mention and clearly listed daily lunch and dinner hours. If you need a specific dish, seating style, private event setup, or dietary detail, confirm directly before committing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can The Dragon accommodate groups?
The verified record does not specify group capacity or private dining. The Dragon is a Cantonese restaurant in Taipei with lunch and dinner service every day, so groups should confirm availability and booking requirements directly with the restaurant.
Is The Dragon good for a special occasion?
It can be a good candidate if you want Cantonese dining in Taipei with $$$ pricing, smart casual dress, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024. The verified location detail should be kept to Taipei, so confirm any address or arrival details directly before going.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Dragon?
Both are listed daily. The verified hours are 11:30 AM to 2 PM and 6 PM to 9:30 PM, Monday through Sunday. Choose lunch or dinner based on your schedule and the occasion.
Can I eat at the bar at The Dragon?
The verified record does not confirm bar seating or a bar-led dining format. Check the venue's official channels for the latest setup before booking.
What should I order at The Dragon?
The verified record confirms Cantonese cuisine but does not list specific dishes or house specialties. Review the current menu or check the venue's official channels before deciding what to order.
What are alternatives to The Dragon in Taipei?
For comparison, diners may also look at Le Palais, Silks House, Tsui Feng Yuan, JUNTO, Yut Fei. The best alternative depends on preferred cuisine, budget, occasion, current availability.
Is The Dragon worth the price?
It may be worth considering if you want Cantonese dining at $$$ in Taipei with Michelin Plate recognition in 2024. If you are comparing value, check current menus, booking terms, alternatives such as Le Palais before deciding.
Location
100, Taiwan, Taipei City, Zhongzheng District, Section 1, Zhongxiao E Rd, 12號No.12, B1 B1
Taipei, Taiwan
Compare The Dragon
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Dragon | Taipei | Cantonese | Michelin Plate (2024) | $$$ |
| Le Palais | Taipei | Cantonese | , | $$$$ |
| JUNTO | Taipei | Cantonese | , | $$ |
| Silks House | Taipei | Cantonese | , | $$$ |
| Yut Fei | Fuzhou | Cantonese | , | ¥¥ |
| Tsui Feng Yuan | Taipei | Cantonese | , | $$ |
How The Dragon Taipei compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Le Palais, Cantonese, $$$$
- JUNTO, Cantonese, $$
- Silks House, Cantonese, $$$
- Yut Fei, Cantonese, ¥¥
- Tsui Feng Yuan, Cantonese, $$
How The Dragon compares in Taipei Cantonese dining
The Dragon sits in the middle of Taipei's Cantonese price ladder: more occasion-ready than JUNTO and Tsui Feng Yuan, but less of a splurge than Le Palais. Choose Le Palais when the meal needs maximum ceremony and budget is secondary. Choose The Dragon when the table wants a polished Cantonese dinner without pushing into the $$$$ tier.
Against Silks House, the decision is tighter because both sit in the $$$ Cantonese lane. Silks House is the natural cross-shop if location or room feel suits the group better; The Dragon makes sense when Zhongzheng District is more convenient and the plan calls for a central, formal meal. Booking difficulty is marked moderate, so plan ahead for prime dinner slots, especially for larger groups.
For value-first diners, JUNTO and Tsui Feng Yuan are the cleaner alternatives because both sit at $$, while Yut Fei is less useful for a Taipei-specific night because it is out-of-metro. The Dragon is worth the premium when ambiance and occasion fit matter; if the group mainly wants Cantonese food at a lower spend, trade down rather than forcing the booking.
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