大胖豬油拌麵
Kaohsiung CityYancheng DistrictDeli
Springy pork-lard noodles and sweet, crisp small-squid rice noodles; evening waits are often long.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busyAttentive serviceWheelchair access
Signature Dishes
Pork Lard Noodles
The noodles are springy with a good bite, the lard aroma is clear, and they are best eaten hot.
Small-Squid Rice Noodles
The broth is sweet, the squid is crisp and sweet, and it turns firm if left in the soup too long.
Scallion-Oil Wontons
Scallion oil and pepper stand out; the filling is decent, but the wrappers can occasionally be too soft.
Bone Meat Soup
The bone meat is tender and plentiful, while the broth has a slightly strong pork flavor.
粉肝
The 粉肝 is handled fresh; the sesame-sauce version is rich, fragrant, and slightly sweet.
At a Glance
- Reservation
- There has been an on-site arrangement where the wait is announced first, and you order only if you can accept it.
What you should know
Best for
- Old-school noodles and mixed cuts
Avoid if
- If you are rushed or dislike heat
What you should know
- The same storefront serves A-Zhong rice-noodle soup by day and Da Pang noodles at night.
- There has been an arrangement where the wait is announced first and you order only if you accept it; the shop has also assigned table numbers.
- Parking is less convenient at night, while scooters are relatively easy; there is no air-conditioning indoors, so summer feels hot.