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Oranginal Article in Chinese: 【食記】[桃園市。大溪區] 賴媽媽豆花 和平老街店－雖然是傳統豆花，但是創新口味也做的超棒，連配料全都不馬虎！ (文中有菜單)

The most appealing part of Daxi's Heping Old Street ( 大溪和平老街 ) is the row of delicious traditional foods!
Among them, there's a shop that sells traditional food but has a very Instagram-worthy storefront—this is Lai Mama Tofu Pudding.
The original store near Lao A Bo Braised Tofu is more traditional, but the other two branches are very trendy. If it's crowded on weekends, you can consider visiting the other branches.

Today, I tried the traditional ginger tofu pudding and the more modern milk tofu pudding. I noticed slight differences between the two, but both tasted amazing!
They even have the tri-color pudding drink from my childhood. Without hesitation, I ordered a cup. Although one of the colors is grass jelly, it doesn’t affect its deliciousness.
If you’ve lived through the era of bubble tea shops, you’ll probably feel nostalgic for this flavor.

If you visit Daxi Old Street, make sure to save some room for Lai Mama Tofu Pudding. It definitely won’t disappoint!

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Lai Mama Tofu Pudding - Heping Old Street Branch ( 賴媽媽豆花 和平老街店 )

No. 44, Heping Road, Daxi District, Taoyuan City
03-3889486
Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

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Oranginal Article in Chinese: 【食記】[桃園市。大溪區] 賴媽媽豆花 和平老街店－雖然是傳統豆花，但是創新口味也做的超棒，連配料全都不馬虎！ (文中有菜單)

Even though it was a weekday after the Lunar New Year holiday, there was still a long line outside Lai Mama Tofu Pudding on Daxi Old Street. Some people were ordering five or ten bowls at a time. Perhaps because each bowl has different toppings, it takes a bit longer to order.
Fortunately, the ordering signs are large, and the process is clearly written. Only the items available that day are listed, so everyone can order without taking too much time.

While waiting in line, there’s a large signboard at the entrance, so people start discussing what to eat while queuing. Those with decision paralysis can take this time to think.
It’s also convenient because they offer drinks and takeout options, so you can take your food elsewhere or opt for a drink if you don’t feel like having tofu pudding.

However, note that if you order tofu pudding in a takeout cup, you should follow the store’s rules and not eat it inside the store, especially when it’s crowded.

After ordering, don’t rush to find a seat because the staff will start preparing your order.
They’ll usually ask you to wait nearby, and your food will be ready in just a few minutes! So, be patient for a little while.

The seating inside is quite spacious.
There’s a great design feature: a long bench on the side, which allows many people to sit and also provides space to place belongings. This is especially helpful during busy times.
The aisles are also wide enough to avoid bumping into others.
The interior decor, tables, and chairs are all beautifully designed. Despite being a traditional tofu pudding shop, it feels like an Instagram-worthy café.

There’s also a wall inside that introduces Lai Mama Tofu Pudding’s offerings.

Today, we each ordered a bowl of tofu pudding, and I also got a tri-color pudding cup to relive childhood memories.
Back in school days, I used to order tri-color tofu pudding from drink shops, but now it’s hard to find this drink anywhere.

Traditional Tofu Pudding ( 傳統豆花 ) - $50

Traditional tofu pudding must be paired with ginger syrup! Especially during this wave of cold weather, a warm bowl of ginger tofu pudding is perfect.
The ginger syrup has a slight spiciness, but when combined with the mellow sweetness of the syrup, it creates a harmonious balance.
The syrup isn’t too sweet, so it doesn’t become overwhelming by the end.

The tofu pudding itself is excellent, with a subtle bean flavor and a very smooth texture—truly befitting a 50-year-old establishment!
The toppings are also impressive, with just the right level of sweetness. They complement the tofu pudding without overpowering its flavor.
The sweetness is below half-sweet, making it perfect for modern tastes.

Milk Tofu Pudding ( 鮮奶豆花 ) - $60

I hesitated between soy milk tofu pudding and milk tofu pudding, but eventually chose the milk version.
I initially thought milk tofu pudding would be tofu pudding made with milk and paired with syrup, but I was surprised to see the staff pour fresh milk into the bowl.
That’s when I realized they use fresh milk as the base, paired with milk tofu pudding!

The milk tofu pudding has a slightly more elastic texture compared to the traditional version.
The first taste is a strong milk flavor, followed by a subtle soybean aroma, creating a blend of cheese and tofu pudding.
If there are kids who don’t like tofu pudding, this milk version will definitely change their minds!

Additionally, Lai Mama Tofu Pudding has a hidden gem among its toppings: the Q balls!
These toppings are so popular that they’re even sold raw, which shows how beloved they are. You absolutely must try them!

The Q balls look like oversized fen jiao (a type of chewy topping), but they’re not as hard. They have a soft and chewy texture, somewhere between small glutinous rice balls and fen jiao.
They’re addictive and easy to chew, even for those with dental issues.
They’re also not too sweet, adding a unique texture to the bowl of tofu pudding.

Tri-Color Tofu Pudding Cup ( 三色豆花手拿杯 ) - $50

This tri-color tofu pudding isn’t exactly like the traditional tri-color pudding, but it’s close. The chocolate flavor is replaced with grass jelly.
Yes, the bottom layer is black grass jelly, followed by tofu pudding and pudding.

The syrup at Lai Mama Tofu Pudding is truly exceptional—not too sweet, not cloying, but with a light sweetness that enhances the flavor of the tofu pudding.
This cup has a bit of coarse crushed ice to add texture, but it’s not too icy.
The mild sweetness, combined with the egg pudding, tofu pudding, and grass jelly, creates a multi-layered taste and a wave of nostalgia.

I highly recommend trying a cup!

I initially thought Lai Mama Tofu Pudding was just a traditional tofu pudding shop with Instagram-worthy decor.
But I was completely wrong!
The food at Lai Mama Tofu Pudding is truly outstanding, which explains the long lines and people ordering five or ten bowls at a time. Without real skill, they couldn’t pull this off.

If you ever visit Daxi Old Street, make sure to add this place to your must-eat list!

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Oranginal Article in Chinese: 【食記】[桃園市。大溪區] 賴媽媽豆花 和平老街店－雖然是傳統豆花，但是創新口味也做的超棒，連配料全都不馬虎！ (文中有菜單)

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