JIHE HOTPOT · SINCE 2014

When the steam begins to rise, everyone sits a little closer.

Our work begins with a good pot of broth, honest ingredients and the belief that a meal should make room for people to be together.

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FRESH AT OUR TABLE

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An oval seafood platter with prawns, clams, scallops, squid and fish

PREPARED FOR YOU

A generous welcome from the sea

Prawns, shellfish and fish, thoughtfully prepared for a meal worth taking your time over.

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Prawns, squid, clams, oysters and fish arranged on a seafood platter

PREPARED FOR YOU

Make room for every favorite

A varied seafood platter brings a little anticipation to every round of hotpot.

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Skin-on chicken thigh and fish with citrus and herbs

PREPARED FOR YOU

Chicken and seafood, together

Hand-cut chicken thigh and fish share a plate, so there is no need to choose just one.

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REAL TABLES · REAL DAYS

A warm welcome, every day.

Come to JIHE and meet the tables we prepare every day. From the ingredients to the welcome, we look after the details so your time can belong to the people in front of you.

Since2014JIHE Hotpot

FROM A POT TO A TABLE

A memorable flavor never happens only at the moment it is tasted.

It begins with balance in the broth, continues through the condition and timing of every ingredient, and is completed by the people who look after one another around the table.

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Steam rising from a quiet pot of golden broth
Broth receives the sweetness of vegetables, the richness of each ingredient and the time shared at the table.

THE QUIET CENTER

Good broth does not need to shout. It gives every ingredient a voice.

Rich or light is only the beginning. Temperature, time, sequence and the way a broth changes through the meal are what slowly create depth.

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JIHE TABLE JOURNAL

There is more at the edge of a pot than one meal can say.

Follow broth, ingredients and the small gestures that make a table feel unhurried. Each note is written to bring one useful idea back to your next gathering.

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A spoon lifting clear hot broth through a curl of steamBroth Notes · 01 / 05

Before You Add a Thing: Three Moments in a Spoonful of Broth

Meet a bowl through aroma, the first sip and the finish that follows.

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Vegetables, tofu, mushrooms and tofu skin arranged as a texture mapIngredient Guide · 01 / 03

Beyond Meat and Vegetables: Map the Table by Texture

Crisp, tender, springy or broth-soaked—give every round a different rhythm.

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A calm single-person hotpot setting prepared for the first roundTable Guides · 01 / 04

Your First Hotpot Can Still Feel Unhurried

Begin with the broth, add a little at a time, and find your own pace.

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FIND YOUR TABLE

Where would you like to gather tonight?

10 JIHE locations sit within different cities and neighborhoods. Choose the one near you, and leave the evening to the people at your table.

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JIHE hotpot dining atmosphereTaipei · Shilin

Taipei Yanping Location

A warm table for families, set within the everyday streets of Shilin.

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JIHE hotpot dining atmosphereTaoyuan · Taoyuan

Taoyuan Arts District Location

From lunch to late evening, a welcoming table in Taoyuan’s arts district.

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JIHE hotpot dining atmosphereHualien · Ji’an

Hualien Jianguo Flagship

A more spacious flagship table, carrying the open spirit of Hualien’s mountains and sea.

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JIHE founder Chef Lee holding a plate of ingredients in the restaurant
CHEF LEE · Founder and chef

FROM CRAFT TO HARVEST

Lee is one person’s craft. Harvest is what a whole table takes home.

From professional kitchens to the hotpot his family loved, Chef Lee built JIHE around a simple promise: if it is a meal for family, no detail should be treated casually.

The name leeharvest.com carries a wish for everyone who leaves our table—that family may feel whole, hard work may find its answer, and life may bring a harvest of its own.

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Friends gathered around a shared hotpot table

BRING A WARM TABLE TO YOUR CITY

If you believe a meal can bring people closer, perhaps we should talk.

Bring your idea. Explore the format, staffing and support for your next step.