東勢老麵店
Pingtung CountyNeipu TownshipChinese noodle restaurant
A noodle shop where fried shallots add aroma; pork trotter and peanut tofu are worth considering.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busyReservation requiredEasy parking
Signature Dishes
Flat rice noodles
The dry version is fragrant, not oily, and has a clean, refreshing taste.
Mitaimu rice noodles
Slightly chewy and paired well with fried shallots; sometimes served with yellow beans, though the topping could not be identified.
Peanut tofu
Served with a tangy soy sauce, it is firm and springy, with a Hakka snack character.
Pork trotter
Served with bamboo shoots; the meat is on the softer side, with a relatively rustic aroma and flavor.
Salted-vegetable pork rib soup
Made with salted vegetables, the broth is rich and fresh-tasting without being salty, with a Hakka old-fashioned character.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- The total is hard to estimate because on-site portioning affects the price.
- Peak hours
- Lunch hours (there have been full tables and queues)
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- For people who enjoy Hakka noodles
Avoid if
- If you are sensitive to heat
Hidden costs
- Prices are not listed; portions and side dishes may be priced on site.
What you should know
- Lunch has sometimes been full with a queue; flat rice noodles and pork trotters have also sold out around midday.
- There is no air-conditioning; midsummer lunches may feel warm, though ventilation and cooling measures are used.
- Cars may need to search for roadside parking; scooters can park at the entrance or across the street.