
ShuiYue Leisure Blue Whale Fish Farm
Awesome place, excellent ingredients, wonderful dishes are made with the most attentive heart.
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Learn Local Dishes in Rural Village, Recognize the Taste of Taiwan!
The content of the tour launched by ShuiYue Leisure Blue Whale Fish farm upon combining local famers of Zhubei includes food and fish education, farming experience, culinary teaching and exquisite specialty souvenir, gathering the unique charm and appearance of Zhubei’s fishery to the fullest. The exclusive originality of fish farming is even more splendid: the 70 to 80 cm long shoal of orange spotted groupers swim beside your feet, the innovative non-toothed fishing allows the visitors to experience the excitement of fighting and struggling with big fish, to enjoy the fun of battle against the fish at the fish farm and experience the traditional lifestyle of Hsinchu’s fish house by the sea.



Schedule of the Experience
- 09:50 Check in
- 10:00 Tour Itinerary Introduction
- 10:10 Friendly fish farm breeding (groupers and mullets) and guiding interpretation of ecological habitat and general knowledge of fish eating.
- 10:30 Ride the wind and visit the farm, purchase thin noodles, pick fresh fruits at Lime Organic Garden.
- 11:30 Learn how to cook fish at culinary practice kitchen at ease.
- 13:00 Relish attentively handmade dishes.
- 13:40 One-day fisherman experience: fish feeding and fighting.
#Orange Spotted Grouper


#Lime
#Rice Noodle Soup with In Season Fish
The cultured mullet or in season fish is utilized as the main ingredient of this dish with the incorporation of rice noodles locally-produced in Hsinchu. As Hsinchu’s rice noodle is usually cooked by following steaming method, the food is unlikely to possess excessive moisture that will carry away aroma composition. The recipe which integrates the freshness of the fish with the pleasant scent of the rice is definitely made in heaven.


#Fresh Shrimp in Fruity Flavor
#Japanese-style Salad Served with Orange Spotted Grouper Fillet

#Turnip Cake with Hong Kong-style Mullet Roes

