阿婆壽司
New Taipei CityYingge DistrictSushi restaurant
A 24-hour, year-round Taiwanese-style snack shop with a simple, filling style.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Small Assorted Sushi
The small assortment combines inari sushi and pork floss sushi and was recorded at NT$50; it is on the sweet side and somewhat one-note, and may feel a little cloying by the end.
Chawanmushi
A large serving that feels filling; the broth is on the light side, with noticeable variation in richness.
Oden
Large pieces need to be cut yourself; a single item was recorded at NT$20. The vegetable roll uses a minced-meat filling and the bitter melon stuffed with meat is distinctive, though the overall flavor may also seem ordinary.
Century Egg Cold Noodles
Century egg is mixed with sesame sauce and served with crunchy wood ear, cucumber, and carrot; the garlic can be quite spicy, while the noodles may be soft and mushy, so the texture can vary.
Tofu Miso Soup
The broth is fresh-sweet and mellow, with smooth tofu and a rich soybean aroma.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Weekends are crowded; dine-in may require a queue.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Those who want several Taiwanese snack staples in one visit
Hidden costs
- Parking costs extra.
What you should know
- Dine-in and takeout have separate lines; the takeout line has reached the neighboring building, while dine-in moves faster but still requires queuing.
- Large oden items must be cut yourself; some items may sell out, and a single item was recorded at NT$20.
- An accessible restroom is available, but the entrance, seating, and parking are not wheelchair-accessible; visitors with mobility needs should take note.