The Taipei Dinner Footage Revisited After the Alleged Chinese Spy Reports

Reporters and fans were gathered outside 三六食府 on May 22, 2025. When Jensen Huang came out, he had fried rice and noodles for the reporters and fans who had gathered on the lane. He warned them that the food was hot and asked them to leave room for cars to pass. East Broadcasting’s report from that night captures the scale of the scene. A dinner during one of Taipei’s biggest tech events ended with takeout being handed around outside a neighborhood restaurant. The footage drew fresh attention after reporting about Alice Huang. The New York Times reported that U.S. intelligence officials suspected her of passing information to Beijing, an allegation China denied. Reuters linked her to the May 22 footage. The news report from the night of the dinner separately documents Jensen Huang’s visit and the food he shared outside. Huang also pointed back toward the restaurant and recommended its chicken soup. He answered questions in Taiwanese and Mandarin, moving between remarks about the food and questions about Nvidia’s plans in Taiwan. The exchange happened at No. 13, Lane 92, Shida Road, an address recorded in Taiwan’s business registry. The door leads off a side lane in Da’an, away from the exhibition spaces where much of Computex took place. That explains why his request to keep the road clear mattered to the people standing around him. 三六食府 is a Mandarin restaurant associated with dishes such as claypot chicken soup, Shaoxing braised pork, and peppercorn noodles. The food photo in the gallery comes from another visit and gives a view of what the restaurant serves. The news footage supplies the evidence for Huang’s dinner and the encounter outside. Together, they give the pin a clear anchor and a story specific to this address. The soup he singled out was a specialty of the kitchen behind him.