About Yi-Zhen-Xiang Lu Wei

The confirmed brand fact is the number: Yi-Zhen-Xiang uses 18 Chinese herbs in its Lu Wei preparation. The site does not invent an unpublished complete ingredient list, exact ratios or medical effects.

Ingredients and allergens for a particular product must be checked on the actual package. People with an allergy or dietary restriction should contact the store with the exact product name before ordering.

Search results and map platforms may show this shop under different names, and they all refer to the same business: “翊珍香滷味” (Yi-Zhen-Xiang Lu Wei) is the brand used on this website; “翊珍香滷味-汐止” is the public name of the Xizhi takeaway store; and “翊珍香滷味達人” is an earlier name that still appears on some platforms.

If information on a third-party platform (an old address, phone number or business hours) conflicts with this site, treat this site and the store’s on-site notices as authoritative.

This website publishes only what the business can verify: the founding year, store address, phone, regular hours, current products with live prices and stock, and the fact that the brine uses 18 Chinese herbs. Unverified claims — certifications, awards, nutrition figures, health effects or embellished heritage stories — are not published.

Where information is intentionally private — such as the complete herb list and ratios, which are trade secrets — the site says so plainly instead of inventing content. For any specific product, the actual package label is always the primary source for ingredients, allergens, nutrition and storage.