New Taipei | Queen Town Forest, Sanxia | Japanese-style / European-style BBQ Area

The European-style barbecue area is located near the wading pool, perfect for children to play in the water; the barbecue ingredients are plentiful and delicious, and it's just the right size for 10 adults. Highly recommended as a great spot for weekend getaways with friends and family.

The European-style barbecue area is located near the wading pool, perfect for children to play in the water; the barbecue ingredients are plentiful and delicious, and it's just the right size for 10 adults. Highly recommended as a great spot for weekend getaways with friends and family.

This is my second time here. I chose the Japanese BBQ area. Although it is far from the water, I liked it unexpectedly! The service attitude of the service staff is also very good!

The convenience of ordering on the website was a pleasant experience. There was a sink next to the barbecue area, which was very convenient. The ingredients were good and the food was filling. The children also had a great time in the paddling pool. I will visit again if I have the chance.

[Queenstown Forest BBQ Review] Last weekend, my family and I went to the Three Gorges Queenstown Forest for a barbecue. The experience was truly relaxing and enjoyable. We were deeply impressed by the environment, facilities, and atmosphere. The Queenstown Forest is well-maintained. Upon entering, you're immediately surrounded by nature, with lush shade, fresh air, and the sounds of insects and birds. The barbecue area, nestled between a stream and the forest, provides excellent ventilation and is smoke-free, making it particularly suitable for families with children. The barbecue area is well-equipped, with tables, chairs, grills, charcoal fires, and tongs provided. The staff also provided assistance with lighting the fires and providing guidance, which was very thoughtful. We opted for the set meal, which included pork belly, chicken thighs, beef short ribs, sausages, fish fillet, a seasonal vegetable platter, toast, and a drink. The meat was fresh and generously portioned, especially the chicken thighs, which were well-marinated, crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside. Ice cream, drinks, and snacks are also available within the park, perfect for a sweet treat after a barbecue. In addition to barbecues, the park also features grassy areas for children to run around, a fish feeding area, forest trails, and a small lake. The children had a blast, and the adults also had the opportunity to slow down and enjoy nature. The overall environment was clean and comfortable, and the toilets and sinks were kept immaculate, which was a significant plus. The only minor drawback was that the parking lot can be a bit crowded on weekends, so it's recommended to arrive early or make reservations. Overall, Queenstown Forest is a wonderful place that combines nature, ecology, and family-friendly leisure, making it ideal for family gatherings, friends, or company events. Barbecuing, chatting, and having fun in the lush green surroundings is a delightful time to recharge both your body and mind.

Last weekend, my family and I went to the Three Gorges Queenstown Forest for a barbecue. The experience was truly relaxing and enjoyable. We were deeply impressed by the environment, facilities, and atmosphere. The Queenstown Forest is well-maintained. Upon entering, you're instantly surrounded by nature, with lush shade, fresh air, and the sounds of insects and birds. The barbecue area, nestled between the stream and the forest, offers excellent ventilation without being overwhelmed by smoke, making it particularly suitable for families with children. The barbecue area is fully equipped, with tables and chairs, a grill, charcoal fire, and tongs provided. The staff on site also provided assistance with lighting the fire and providing guidance, which was very thoughtful. We opted for the set meal, which included pork belly, chicken thigh, beef short ribs, sausage, fish fillet, a seasonal vegetable platter, toast, and a drink. The meat was fresh and generously portioned, especially the chicken thigh, which was marinated thoroughly and grilled to a crispy exterior and juicy interior. Ice cream, drinks, and snacks are also available within the park, perfect for a sweet treat after a barbecue. In addition to the barbecue, the park also offers a grassy area for children to run around, a fish feeding area, forest trails, and a small lake. The kids had a blast, and the adults also had the opportunity to slow down and enjoy nature. The overall environment was clean and comfortable, and the toilets and sinks were kept immaculate, which was a significant plus. The only minor drawback was that the parking lot was a bit crowded on weekends, so it's recommended to arrive early or make reservations. Overall, Queenstown Forest is a wonderful place that combines nature, ecology, and family-friendly leisure, making it ideal for family gatherings, friends, or company gatherings. Barbecuing, chatting, and having fun in the lush green surroundings was a delightful time to recharge both your body and mind.

The venue planning is very good. We originally booked a Japanese barbecue area, but because there were not many people that day, the merchant gave us the flexibility to change. If you don't have enough barbecue utensils, you can buy them on site, but if you want to buy additional ingredients on the spot, there are fewer choices.

The activity is great. You don’t have to put it away after the barbecue. It’s very convenient. The environment is very comfortable.

very nice! The venue is huge! The ingredients are fully prepared, and there is a gas gun so that the fire will not rise!

Book a European barbecue area. It is safe and fun for children to play in the water. The environment is clean and tidy, and the toilets are also very clean. Only the content of the ingredients ordered needs to be improved. The ingredients are a bit rough and the shrimps are almost unpalatable and not too fresh.