大麵章
Yilan CountyYilan CityNoodle shop
A longstanding noodle shop near Yilan Station, centered on thin-noodle sesame noodles and wonton-and-meatball soup.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Sesame Noodles
The thin noodles are soft and springy or smooth; the sesame sauce has peanut and garlic aromas. It can sometimes feel dry, and vinegar or house-made chili can adjust the flavor.
Wonton and Meatball Soup
The broth has shrimp, scallion-oil, and celery aromas and is overall fresh and sweet; the wonton skins are thin, the meatballs firm and springy, but the saltiness may run high.
Scallion Oil Noodles
Thin noodles mixed with scallion oil have a lighter, fresher taste, offering a change from the sesame noodles.
Sha-cha Noodles
Garlic and savory saltiness stand out, and the sha-cha flavor is heavy; it can sometimes lack umami and become greasy later or too salty, so experiences vary.
At a Glance
- Peak hours
- Queues may already form before 3:30 p.m.; find a seat first, then fill out the order and pay at the counter.
What you should know
Best for
- For fans of thin noodles and peanutty sesame sauce
Avoid if
- If you need air conditioning in summer
Hidden costs
- A paper bowl for takeout was once charged NT$2.
What you should know
- The dining area is small, and peak periods may require sharing a table; there is no air conditioning, so it can be hot in summer.
- Parking mainly means paid parking lots or paid on-street spaces.