Restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan

Uosho

Name: Uosho
Address: No. 6-3號, Yuanqu St, Nangang District, Taipei City, Taiwan 115, Taipei, TW
Telephone: +886 2 2788 6606
Price range: $$

110Pearl Points

Weekday Value Pick

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About Uosho

Uosho is a smart Taipei pick when the brief is Japanese cooking with Michelin Plate recognition at a $$ price point. Book it for a weekday lunch, business meal, or low-pressure celebration; skip it if the plan needs a weekend table or a higher-spend omakase-style occasion.

Uosho is a Taipei restaurant for Japanese dining at a moderate price point. The verified signals are direct: Japanese cuisine, $$ pricing, smart-casual dress, Monday-to-Thursday service, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024. That makes it a practical option when the goal is a recognized Japanese meal in Taipei rather than a plan built around details that are not verified here.

The right use case is a Monday-to-Thursday lunch or dinner where the food category, price band, schedule matter most. The cuisine category is Japanese, the price band is $$, and service is listed for lunch and dinner from Monday through Thursday. The restaurant is closed Friday through Sunday, so weekend plans should start with another option rather than being built around Uosho.

Choose this for Japanese cooking with Michelin Plate credibility, not for unverified formats

The main reason to choose Uosho is the verified value proposition: Japanese cuisine in Taipei, $$ pricing, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024. Diners comparing options can also look at Dasuke, Wamaki, Inflorescence, Isagi when deciding how much they want to spend and how formal they want the meal to feel.

Because no chef, tasting menu, seating format, or signature order is specified in the verified data, the safest recommendation is to treat Uosho as a Japanese restaurant to evaluate by cuisine, price, hours, recognition rather than as a destination built around one named dish or format. If a particular tasting-menu or counter experience is the priority, confirm directly with the restaurant before committing.

For a broader Taipei shortlist, use Our full Taipei restaurants guide. Diners specifically comparing options can also look at Dasuke and other dining rooms when deciding how much formality and spend they want.

The trade-off is timing: weekday diners get the advantage

The schedule is the practical filter. Lunch and dinner service run Monday through Thursday, with Friday and the weekend closed. That makes the restaurant a poor fit for visitors trying to anchor a Saturday celebration, but a sensible choice for a midweek Japanese meal in Taipei.

Because the verified data does not specify a chef, seating count, beverage program, dietary accommodations, takeout, delivery, or a particular menu structure, keep plans centered on what is confirmed: Japanese cuisine, $$ pricing, smart-casual dress, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024, Monday-to-Thursday lunch and dinner hours.

The bottom line: choose Uosho when a Michelin-recognized Japanese meal at $$ pricing is more valuable than a higher-cost splurge. Skip it for weekend plans, named-chef chasing, or any meal where a specific seating format or tasting-menu structure is essential unless the restaurant confirms those details directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are alternatives to Uosho in Taipei?

Start by comparing Uosho with Dasuke, Torien Yakitori, Wamaki, Inflorescence, Isagi if you are deciding among dining options. Uosho's verified profile is Japanese cuisine, $$ pricing, Monday-to-Thursday lunch and dinner hours, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024.

What should I wear to Uosho?

Uosho lists a smart-casual dress code. Neat casual clothing is the safest choice for a $$ Japanese restaurant in Taipei with Michelin Plate recognition.

Can I eat at the bar at Uosho?

Do not count on bar seating unless the restaurant confirms it directly, because the verified data does not specify a bar, counter, or seating format. If you want Japanese food in Taipei during the listed Monday-to-Thursday lunch or dinner hours, Uosho remains a practical option. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.

Is the tasting menu worth it at Uosho?

Only if Uosho confirms that it offers one, because the verified data shows Japanese cuisine, $$ pricing, Monday-to-Thursday lunch and dinner hours, Michelin Plate recognition, but no tasting-menu format. If your priority is value and flexibility, confirm the current menu directly before booking around a specific format.

Is Uosho good for solo dining?

The verified data does not specify a seating format or solo-dining setup. Uosho is best evaluated by its confirmed basics: Japanese food in Taipei, $$ pricing, Monday-to-Thursday lunch and dinner hours, smart-casual dress, Michelin Plate recognition.

Is Uosho worth the price?

Yes, if you want Michelin Plate-recognized Japanese dining at $$ pricing in Taipei. The strongest verified case for Uosho is the combination of cuisine, price, Monday-to-Thursday service, 2024 Michelin Plate recognition.

Can Uosho accommodate groups?

Group capacity is not specified in the verified data. For a group meal, Uosho makes the most sense when everyone wants Japanese food in Taipei and can meet during the listed Monday-to-Thursday lunch or dinner hours. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.

Location

No. 6-3號, Yuanqu St, Nangang District, Taipei City, Taiwan 115

Taipei, Taiwan

Compare Uosho

Uosho Taipei and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards	Price
Uosho	Taipei	Japanese	Michelin Plate (2024)	$$
Dasuke	Taipei	Japanese	,	$$$
Torien Yakitori	Taichung	Japanese	,	$$
Wamaki	Taipei	Japanese	,	$$$
Inflorescence	Taichung	Japanese	,	$$$
Isagi	Taichung	Japanese	,	$$$

How Uosho Taipei compares with similar nearby venues.

Where to look if this does not fit

If the issue is budget but the cuisine should stay Japanese, compare Torien Yakitori; it shares the $$ tier but is a better fit for diners who want yakitori specifically. If the issue is occasion level, Dasuke is the cleaner Taipei cross-shop because its $$$ positioning makes it feel more like a planned splurge.

How Uosho compares with Taipei Japanese peers

Uosho is the value play in this set: Japanese cuisine, $$ pricing, Michelin Plate recognition in Taipei. Dasuke is the more expensive Taipei comparison at $$$, so choose Dasuke when the meal is meant to feel like a bigger spend and choose Uosho when the goal is a credible Japanese dinner without moving into that higher tier.

Torien Yakitori is the closest price comparison at $$, but its yakitori focus makes it a different decision: better for diners who specifically want grilled skewers, less useful if the group wants a broader Japanese meal. Wamaki, Inflorescence, Isagi all sit at $$$, so they make more sense for a splurge or a more formal Japanese meal.

Booking difficulty also favors Uosho. With an easy booking signal and weekday lunch and dinner hours, it is the practical pick for business dining or a midweek date. For a higher-ambition celebration, cross-shop Dasuke or Wamaki; for a price-conscious Japanese meal, start here or compare Torien Yakitori if the group wants a narrower grilled format.