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A traditional noodle shop with fragrant sesame noodles and a wide selection of side dishes.
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A traditional noodle shop with fragrant sesame noodles and a wide selection of side dishes.
A Keelung noodle shop whose main offerings are dry noodles and wonton soup.
The zhajiangmian, beef noodles, and braised side-dish platter all come in generous portions.
A homestyle noodle shop with a nostalgic military-village character, serving zhajiang dry noodles with springy noodles, sweet-savory minced meat, and mildly spicy chili oil.
A 70-year-old Shanghai noodle shop, pairing clear broth and thin noodles with lightly fried pork loin, brightened by sour scallions and chili.
Specializing in Shanxi noodles, with dishes including cat-ear stir-fried noodles and cold three-shred salad.
Lightly sweet Qiezai noodles with a subtle noodle aroma and fried shallots, served with a variety of black-and-white cuts.
A longstanding noodle shop near Yilan Station, centered on thin-noodle sesame noodles and wonton-and-meatball soup.
A Tainan noodle shop offering hot-pot noodles alongside tofu pudding, shaved ice, and tea drinks.
A Hakka snack spot in Tongluo where you can try small-intestine vermicelli and crystal dumplings.
Centered on springy thin noodles you season yourself, with wonton egg soup and self-service braised sides.
A noodle shop centered on springy noodles with tossed sauces, also offering dumplings and braised sides.
A traditional oyster vermicelli breakfast spot in Zhongxing Market, Kinmen, with a light broth without starch thickening.
Duck rice and angelica duck vermicelli are both options: the former mixes duck and rice with sauce, while the latter's broth starts light and gains flavor as you drink.
A long-established local noodle stall serving dry noodles tossed with garlic crisps, plus tofu soup and small dishes.
Traditional pot-cooked noodles with unusual toppings such as fried fish, fried shrimp, and wheat gluten.
The satay-flavored noodles are light and not oily, served with bonito soup for a simple, unadorned meal.
Marlin vermicelli in thick soup or refreshing marlin soup, paired with large shumai, makes a filling breakfast.
A beef-noodle shop with refined decor; the red-braised broth has a beef-fat aroma and is mildly spicy and sweet. The thin noodles may be soft, and the red-oil wontons may have subdued chili-oil and numbing-spice flavors.
A humble noodle shop centered on lard-and-soy-sauce-tossed Yi noodles, wonton soup, and braised dishes.
Fried-then-braised pork chop noodles with oil noodles and a rich broth.
Small pearl wontons with a light broth; the dry noodles are springy, and the sauce must be mixed in yourself.
A rice noodle soup stall in a market that also serves old-school Taiwanese stir-fried noodles.
A popular noodle shop in Qingshui. Its specialty is hand-rolled noodles with sesame sauce, with a substantial handmade texture.
A private-kitchen beef noodle spot in Minsheng Community, with Pu'er tea broth, tender beef ribs, and jazz playing during the meal.
This longtime shop pairs garlic-scented beef noodle soup with braised side dishes that are easy to take home.
A concise-menu noodle shop centered on dry noodles and fish ball soup, with vinegar and chili for adjusting the flavor.
At Huayang Market, Lazai noodles use steamed yellow dry-oil noodles tossed with bean sprouts and minced pork sauce, with pork thick soup as a possible pairing.
Tomato-and-egg noodles served in a clay pot; even the small bowl is filling.
The main dishes are qiezai noodles and mitaimu, with garlic added separately on the side.
A local Huwei noodle shop specializing in pork thick-soup noodles and pork thick soup.
A long-established noodle shop in Dongcai Market, with generous noodle portions and a good fit for a market brunch.
Thin noodles tossed with satay and sesame sauce, paired with traditional-style soups and assorted blanched side dishes.
The soup and dry ban tiao each have their own character, with an overall light, old-fashioned flavor.
Built on soy sauce and fragrant sesame oil, with a sweet, starch-thickened broth and cleanly prepared intestines.
A longtime Tainan noodle shop centered on signature dry noodles and fish-roll soup.
A noodle shop centered on shredded chicken noodles, with assorted cuts and soups to pair.
A traditional-style yi noodle shop in Nantou Market, serving noodles, soups, and small dishes.
The noodles stand out for their scallion-oil aroma and no alkaline taste; the simple sides are blanched and displayed.
Keelung fried noodles with fragrant curry and a thick sauce; the soups also stand out.
Known for noodles tossed in a spicy sauce with a subtle shrimp aroma; the difference between spice levels is very noticeable.
Noodle dishes are the focus, with self-serve braised items at the counter; they come with soy paste and ginger, and you can also choose sesame noodles or danzai noodles.
Old-style Shantou noodles, with pork-lard aroma worked into the noodles and sauce, suited to a braised-food platter.
A 30-year-old local institution in the Houshanpi area, serving large-intestine-and-oyster vermicelli, southern-style zongzi, and bowl rice cake.
Primarily a noodle-and-side-dish shop; its white-braised side dishes and meat sauce with scallion oil deliver a simple, easy-to-eat traditional flavor.
A small eatery centered on Taichung-style da mian geng, with fried side dishes.
A Zhunan noodle shop centered on thin noodles; even weekday dine-in visits may involve a queue.
The duck rice, duck noodles, and stir-fried duck blood each have their own reason to order; duck aroma with crispy fried shallots is the highlight, while the street-side seating gets hot in summer.
Duck meat noodles and mixed rice-and-wheat noodles are available in boiled or stir-fried versions; the stir-fried duck blood has a pronounced vinegar flavor.
Handmade udon noodles are the star, with many soup and stir-fried options and a springy, chewy texture.
A long-established Tainan noodle shop serving braised-pork noodles with dumplings, side dishes, and hot soups, with a wide selection.
The beef noodle soup has a sweet broth with herbal notes, while the braised dishes and minced-pork rice are richly seasoned and flavorful.
Dry noodles are paired with pickled-mustard-green soup; the noodles are chewy, and the pronounced tang can cut through their richness.
A traditional noodle stall in Changhua's Nanmen Market, where braised-pork noodles, squid meat thick soup, and braised side dishes can make a local snack set.
A traditional Yancheng noodle shop serving thin dry noodles tossed with minced pork and scallions, plus soups with a simple old-fashioned style.
Only one rou geng dish is served, with noodles, glass noodles, or rice noodles as options.
A noodle shop in Sanyi Market with richly topped mixed noodles, generous portions, and a simple dine-in setting.
Mi Tai Mu noodles in Luzhou Market come with black-white cuts, with the side dishes leaving the stronger impression.
A Wufenpu old shop specializing in smoked braised items; dine-in starts with choosing from the basket, then ordering the main dish after seating.
House-made fish noodles; compared with Nangan fish noodles, they are less fishy with a springier bite, and red-yeast fried eel is also available.
At Qingguang Market, the dry yi noodles are aromatic, while the meat soup has a light flavor.
Sesame sauce noodles and wonton soup are a classic combination at this Yilan noodle shop.
A traditional yangchun noodle shop in Lukang, serving dry noodles topped with minced-pork sauce, with side dishes and soups to pair.
Dry noodles with soup; garlic and Dongquan are on the table for you to adjust the flavor.
The springy, aromatic dry noodles pair well with the mixed braised dishes.
A noodle shop offering both soup-based guo-shao noodles and dry-mixed noodles, with an overall light flavor.
A longstanding restaurant in Xinpu, with sweet-salty, chewy dry-mixed rice noodles and wonton soup with a good broth.
A compact menu highlights Yangchun noodles with fried-shallot and pork-lard aroma, plus small wonton soup.
Clear-braised beef noodles are the main draw; the dining area is small and better suited to small parties.
The fried-then-steamed pork rib topping comes with traditional oil noodles; the broth is rich and carries the aroma of fried ribs.
The noodle dishes have character, and the wonton soup is fresh and sweet; dine-in guests first find a seat, then wait to be called to order.
A simple bowl of dry noodles, seasoned to taste with vinegar and chili flakes.
The house-made noodles are springy, while the fried savory tangyuan pair savory, fragrant minced meat with chewy glutinous rice.
The pork intestine in the vermicelli is freshly cut, clean, and springy; the soup is strongly salty and sour.
The broth is fresh and flavorful, and the chicken roll is distinctive, but the noodles and side dishes come in small portions, so ordering several items may feel poor value.
Seafood noodles in Shuixian Temple Market with generous portions and plenty of toppings; choose soup noodles, dry noodles, or the noodles-and-soup-served-separately style.
Sweet, boldly seasoned dry noodles with an ingredient-packed mixed soup; the noodles are moderately firm and chewy, and the soup alone can be filling.
A beef noodle shop with a dark-brown red-braised broth, soy notes, and chewy, slightly firm noodles.
A Yancheng, Kaohsiung noodle shop with more than 70 years of history, serving noodles and soup alongside a wide selection of Taiwanese cold cuts.
A traditional noodle stall centered on chrysanthemum pork noodles, mixed offal plates, and pork-tail noodles.
A budget-friendly old shop in Tainan, where Shantou dry noodles can be paired with fish roll and fish dumpling soup and braised dishes.
A traditional low-table noodle shop in Minsheng Community, centered on Tainan danzai noodles, with migao and hei bai qie available to pair.
A beef brisket noodle shop offering clear-broth beef brisket noodles, XO scallop-sauce tossed noodles, and Hong Kong fresh noodles.
Clear-braised and red-braised beef noodles are the main choices, with jinbing flatbread and shredded beef also available.
Only four main noodle dishes are offered, with beef noodles and Yangchun noodles paired with self-selected braised sides.
The braised broth has a rich beef aroma, the clear broth is lighter, and there is also a substantial pork trotter.
A Taipei beef-noodle shop with generous beef and tendon, an herbal-style broth, and a half-tendon, half-beef bowl with layered texture.
A beef noodle shop in the Guting area, known for a fragrant, lightly salted broth and its egg-and-wonton full set.
A noodle shop with springy noodles, generous meat portions, and tender chicken side dishes.
The beef soup comes with plenty of meat, while the beef stir-fried noodles use udon with curry and satay sauce and come in a generous portion.