There are many unusual foods in Japan that are named after famous countries or cities.
For example, ”the Harajuku Dock” is often seen in other regions, but I have never seen it in Harajuku.
This “Taiwanese minced cutlet” is no exception and does not appear to be a local food.
Many Japanese people enjoy it as a joke as long as it is not illegal, and I am no exception.
名古屋で台湾ミンチ@名古屋『味仙』 | 麺くいです！ (ameblo.jp)
駆け抜けて名古屋 〜名古屋市南区『元祖台湾まぜそば はなび 赤坪店』さん〜 | メガもりくんが徒歩で行く！歩き麺路旅 (ameblo.jp)
This is a minced meat cutlet containing chili peppers and chives.
It’s Nagoya style, so it has a strong flavor.
Not recommended for people who don’t like spicy food, but perfect as a beer snack.
It doesn’t seem like it’s sold every day, but if you’re lucky, you might be able to buy it at the store linked below.
