稻香軒
Keelung CityRen'ai DistrictNoodle shop
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.
At a Glance
Cash onlyEasy parking
Signature Dishes
Dry noodles
The scallion aroma is inviting, and the noodles are firm rather than mushy with a pleasant chew; the flavor may not be especially striking.
Wonton soup
The wontons have thin skins and a generous filling; the broth is clear with a fresh sweetness, though it may taste slightly salty.
Poached chicken
The meat is tender, juicy, and refreshing, with a springy bite.
Pork heart
The thickness is just right and the texture lightly crisp after blanching; the meaty aroma pairs with the house sauce, and the freshness comes through.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- The wonton soup is about NT$10 more than usual, but the broth is tasty and the filling is substantial.
- Peak hours
- Around 10 a.m. on one occasion, the wait from the queue to being served exceeded 30 minutes.
What you should know
Best for
- Good for solo dining
Avoid if
- Not ideal if in a hurry
Hidden costs
- On one recorded visit, an individual side dish cost NT$90 and was not listed on the menu.
What you should know
- On one visit, only two or three assorted side-dish options remained, and the chicken was sold out.