公正油飯45年老店（原憲兵隊斜對角無名油飯）
Hualien CountyHualien CityTaiwanese restaurant
A traditional noodle shop serving oil rice, stir-fried noodles, stir-fried rice vermicelli, and hot soup in the morning.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Oil Rice
A light sesame-oil and rice aroma; the glutinous rice grains are distinct, soft yet chewy, and not overly sticky. The texture may also be somewhat moist, and the shredded-pork version has a milder aroma.
Pig Intestine and Pig Blood Soup
The pig intestine is cleanly prepared, and both the pig blood and intestine are served generously; the broth is tasty and has no off-odor. More soup is available if needed, while the pig blood itself may be fairly ordinary.
Mixed Noodles
You can have both oil noodles and rice vermicelli in one bowl; the rice vermicelli is on the soft-chewy side, while the oil noodles are softer and mushier. Adding minced pork sauce makes it fairly tasty.
Mixed Cold Noodles
The zhajiang sauce, pickled mustard greens, and sesame sauce are not mixed together; each is tasty on its own, and mixing them gives distinct layers of flavor. Overall, it leans salty, with dried tofu and minced pork, and resembles zhajiang noodles.
At a Glance
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
What you should know
- The restaurant has no restroom.
- On one occasion, a takeaway order of oil rice was said to require a 20-minute wait when many orders were ahead.