Tonight,
bring Lu Wei
home.

Yi-Zhen-Xiang is a Lu Wei shop founded in 1994 in Xizhi, New Taipei City. Lu Wei is a Taiwanese way of slow-braising meat, offal, eggs and tofu products in a seasoned soy-based brine. The shop’s house brine is prepared with 18 Chinese herbs and spices, creating a savory aroma and a layered finish rather than relying on one strong seasoning.

The current online catalog includes traditional choices such as duck tongue, chicken wings, chicken feet, beef tripe, tendon meat, dried tofu and individual set meals. Each product page shows the item’s actual price, stock, portion description and category. This makes the catalog a better source than old promotional images or third-party listings, which may show products that are no longer available.

Choose by texture and serving occasion. Duck tongue, chicken feet and wings reward slow eating and work well as sharing plates. Beef tripe and chicken gizzards have a firmer, springier bite. Dried tofu absorbs the brine and is easier to serve alongside rice or noodles. Set meals combine a main item with several sides when you want a more complete portion.

Product pages link back to clean category pages, so shoppers can compare only products that are currently active. For a gathering, start with the number of diners and preferred textures instead of relying on a fixed bundle that may no longer be sold. Corporate gifts, catering and custom requests should be confirmed through the corporate service page before ordering.

Always treat the label on the package as the primary storage instruction. Keep chilled and frozen products within the stated temperature range, avoid leaving them at room temperature for extended periods, and use a clean utensil after opening. If the seal is damaged or the product shows an unusual odor or appearance, do not eat it.

Lu Wei can be served cold when the product instructions allow it, or warmed by microwave, steamer or water bath. Heating time depends on portion size and whether the product is chilled or frozen. The site’s detailed guides explain thawing, storage and heating choices without repeating generic instructions on every product page.

The Yi-Zhen-Xiang store is located at No. 121-1, Zhangshu 1st Road, Xizhi District, New Taipei City 221, Taiwan. Regular opening hours are daily from 17:00-22:30. Call 02-2641-6387 before a special trip if you need a particular product or a larger quantity.

Online stock can change as orders are placed. Add products through their official product pages and review the current cart before checkout. Questions about ingredients, allergies, delivery areas or special orders should be confirmed with the store rather than inferred from an old promotion.