阿榮切仔麵
New Taipei CityLuzhou DistrictTaiwanese restaurant
An authentic local eatery serving qie-zai noodles, dry noodles, and a variety of side dishes.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Qie-zai Noodles
The broth is lightly sweet and not greasy, with fried shallots adding aroma; the noodles can be springy and chewy, but may also become swollen and soft with little texture if cooked too long.
Dry Noodles
Tossed with sweet sauce or sweet-and-spicy sauce, they are refreshing and not cloying, with a pronounced flavor.
Braised Pork Rice
The braising sauce is savory and fragrant, not greasy, and well-seasoned; it may also be on the watery side, a different style from the sticky, mouth-coating gelatinous texture.
Pork Cheek
The texture is soft and tender; the meat is fresh with no off smell.
Qie-zai Rice Noodles
The rice noodles are relatively thick, the broth is simple, and the overall style is straightforward.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- A side-dish serving costs about NT$60, but the portion is on the small side.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Solo diners
What you should know
- The table has chili, pepper powder, and a special dipping sauce; the fresh chili is very spicy, so add it sparingly.
- Business is good; there has even been a short wait outside peak hours.
- No accessible restroom, seating, or parking is provided.