大龍峒肉羹-米粉湯
Taipei CityDatong DistrictTaiwanese restaurant
A traditional pork soup shop serving rice noodle soup and assorted Taiwanese-style pork offal plates.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Pork soup
A clear, starch-free broth with a daikon base; the pork pieces are springy with little fish paste, though the soup has at times arrived only lukewarm.
Rice noodle soup
A naturally sweet broth simmered with daikon; the rice noodles may taste different from what longtime diners remember.
Dry noodles
A generous portion with a sauce that may lean toward fermented-bean paste or sweet wheat paste; the noodles can be soft, while the flavor can be savory and well-seasoned.
Pork cartilage meat
Soft cartilage gives it a tender yet crunchy bite; the cartilage can be relatively abundant.
Pork skin
It can be clean, tender, and free of off-odors, but it can also be thin with little noticeable texture.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- The dishes are priced at a budget-friendly level.
- Peak hours
- Lunchtime
- Reservation
- No reservations.
What you should know
Best for
- Diners who want pork soup with a variety of side dishes
Avoid if
- You expect a thick, starchy pork soup
What you should know
- At lunchtime, both dine-in and takeout may involve a queue; food has at times taken 15–20 minutes to arrive after sitting down.
- There is a wide selection of pork offal plates, but water bamboo shoots have sold out during a lunchtime order.
- The shop accepts cash only and does not take reservations.