Aone Eatery is now permanently closed
When I first came to Taipei, getting a healthy and hearty Buddha Bowl seemed like an impossible task. Over the last few years however, a number of places have cropped up offering exactly that. Aone Eatery is one of the newest, and also one of the (if not the) best.
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Aone is short for All In One, which perfectly describes their approach to most of the food they serve. Chucking all the ingredients into one bowl (maybe with a little more finesse than chucking).
With a dubiously high Google rating of 4.8 (with over 100 ratings), I was a little sceptical, although the pictures I’ve seen of the bowls did look worthy of such a score. I was keen to find out if this was another of those establishments that offers ‘rewards’ for 5 star ratings.
Mainly catering to take-outs and Uber Eats, there are a handful of seats here if you wish to eat them straight away. The interior is small and minimal, but very clean.
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Located in the popular East District of Taipei, Aone Eatery opened it’s doors in October of 2019, and as such, currently only has a handful of bowls available. All of these have an original mix of ingredients.
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The Everyone Loves Salmon Bowl is the most expensive of these, priced at NT$275. It’s certainly not cheap, so at these prices I expect something extra special.
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Most of the vegetables differed from those on the menu, and I expect they’ll change according to the season. I got some roasted sweet potatoes and carrots, mushrooms and peppers. The salmon was pan-fried and coated with a teriyaki marinade.
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The bowl was extra special. Delicious in fact.
Another of their bowls, the Shake It Up, which you can have with tofu for NT$185, or change to chicken for only NT$20 extra, is another fantastic dish.
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Very much inspired by Mexican cuisine, it consisted of rainbow salsa, guacamole, sour cream, finely chopped lettuce, sweetcorn, edamame, cheese and Taiwanese black rice.
It did look very appetising.
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And it was very very appetising. The mix of vegetables, chicken and Mexican sauces did make it feel like a Buddha Fajita Bowl. Everything was fresh and delicious, and it was large enough to satisfy my hunger.
I’m struggling to think of a better bowl I’ve tried in Taipei.
One thing I’m not sure about is if Aone Eatery allow you to customise your bowls, as their choices are currently limited. I will endeavour to find out. Apart from the Buddha Bowls, they sell soups, smoothies and snacks such as corn chips.
Worthy of a 5 star rating any day of the week – which equates to a Taipei Travel Geek Top Pick!!
If you are in need of a quick, healthy and filling meal, Aone Eatery is up there with the best places to visit in Taipei.
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Menu
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Pros
- First rate Buddha Bowls
Cons
- Some bowls are expensive
- Not many options
Price: $$
Level of English: Good (English on menu)
Traveller Tips
Ideal for takeaways
Aone Eatery Location
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