阿田麵
New Taipei CitySanchong DistrictChinese noodle restaurant
Traditional-style noodle dishes with half, full, or three-in-one combinations of pork, egg, and wontons.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Three-in-one noodles
Noodles, pork, egg, and wontons come together; the broth has an old-fashioned bone-soup character, though it may taste salty and the portion may feel small.
Yangchun dry noodles
The dry noodles are not soft or overcooked, with a little bite; the scallion aroma is fragrant without being greasy, and you can choose wide noodles, oil noodles, or rice vermicelli.
Pork slices
The pork slices taste fresh and slightly sweet rather than dry, but the portion is small; those who prefer more marbling may find them less satisfying.
Wontons
Small, about three to four per serving; the filling may be a little thin, and the texture can sometimes be dry and flat.
Braised egg
The braised egg has a savory braise, with springy egg white.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Lunchtime is busy.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Solo diners
Avoid if
- If you are sensitive to summer heat
What you should know
- Parking is hard to find nearby; the parking lot requires a walk, and Taipei Bridge MRT Station also involves a walk.
- There is no accessible entrance, accessible seating, or accessible parking.