
Taste of Taitung
From Donghe to Our Table
For twenty years, Low Pressure has gathered the rhythms of coastal life, indigenous aromas, and seasonal ingredients onto the table.
In chef Aki’s hands, Taitung’s maqaw, millet wine, and seasonal vegetables become everyday dishes that belong to Low Pressure.
We follow no fixed formula — only the seasons and the land — and share the flavor of Taitung we most want you to taste right now.

Maqaw Chicken Rice
300
Taitung maqaw meets Southeast Asian fish sauce. Savory, aromatic, mild and perfect with rice.
Mentaiko Pasta
300
Our No.1 favorite! Rich, savory mentaiko pasta loved even by a well-known artist.
TW-JP Scallion Noodles
300
Yilan scallions slow-cooked in Japanese-style scallion oil. Simple, fragrant and full of natural sweetness.
Makauy Tomato Pork Taco
320
Okinawan Taco Rice
300
An Okinawan classic with lettuce, tomato beef sauce, Parmesan and rice. Fresh, savory and satisfying.
※ Daily seafood & vegetarian options — ask our chef. ※
Main Dish (Choose 1 of 6)
Choose 1 Drink
Seasonal Juice / Americano / Coke / Sprite / Taitung Tea
NT$390


LP Seasonal Salad
230
Seasonal Taitung vegetables paired with LP's homemade dressing—a refreshing, simple taste of Taitung.
Soy Butter Corn
170
Fried corn on the cob with soy butter — savory, sweet and juicy.
Mr. Fried Chicken
270
Grandma's Millet Wine Lees Marinated Chicken Thigh—tender, juicy, and full of flavor.
LP Hand-Cut Fries
230
Freshly hand-cut potatoes, fried crisp outside and fluffy inside.
LP Gelato
180
LP's freshly made in-house ice cream today. Flavor selection is subject to daily availability.
Coffee & Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Espresso
100
LP Specialty Coffee Beans
Americano (Iced / Hot)
120
LP Specialty Coffee Beans
Café Latte (Iced / Hot)
140
Oat milk +$20 | Flavor syrup +$10
Pineapple Espresso Romano
190
The delightful aroma of pineapple paired with rich espresso.
Espresso Tonic
190
A refreshing blend of sparkling tonic water and rich espresso, offering a delightful hint of citrusy brightness.
Seasonal Fruit Sicilian Coffee
120
Seasonal fruit meets coffee for a fresh, fruity taste and clean finish.
House-Made Ginger Lemon Soda
180
Coke / Sprite
100
Pineapple Honey Lemon Sparkling
180
Pineapple Juice
160
Pineapple Slushy
200
Pineapple & Dragon Fruit Smoothie
230
Pineapple & Dragon Fruit Smoothie
230
Alcoholic Beverage
Grandma's Millet Wine - Neat
150
Traditionally fermented millet wine, smooth with balanced sweetness and a rich flavor.
Millet Wine Soda
180
Millet wine and sparkling water — light, refreshing and aromatic.
Millet Wine & Draft Beer
200
A smooth blend of millet wine and draft beer with a gently sweet finish.
Grandma's Holiday
230
Crafted with seasonal fruits and traditional millet — fresh, fruity and refreshing.
Millet Wine Espresso Martinii
200
Millet wine meets espresso — rich, aromatic and gently boozy.
Shaoxing Millet Wine
150
Asahi Draft Beer
150
Gin & Tonic
150
Whisky Highball
150
Dining Reminders
Menu items and drinks are subject to daily availability.
If you have dietary preferences or special needs
(such as light seasoning, less oil, low salt, food allergies, or senior-friendly meals),
please let us know when making a reservation.
Drinking water is not served automatically. Please ask our staff if needed.
Our dishes are lovingly prepared by just the two of us. We appreciate your kind patience and understanding should there be a slight wait.
A 5% service charge applies.
Credit cards are accepted for purchases over NT$1,000.

Chef
Akitoshi Takada
A Note From Our Chef
Meet Our Chef
Chef Akitoshi Takada from Japan entered the culinary world at the age of 18. After exploring and learning diverse culinary styles, he traveled to France in his late 20s to further study the art of wine and cuisine.
With classical French cuisine as his foundation, he excels at crafting casual yet delightfully sophisticated dishes, finding true joy in creating "dishes made to be shared together."
He chose Taitung as his home to always remain close to what truly matters. In this beautiful land, through the subtle shifts in climate, local ingredients, and everyday life, he has rediscovered the true essence of cooking, using all five senses to embrace and understand the local terroir.
"First, savor the locally sourced ingredients—fully taste and appreciate them—and only then begin the journey of creating your dish."


















