南陽路炒麵豬血湯
Taichung CityFengyuan DistrictRestaurant
A simple fried-noodle and pig-blood-soup eatery with affordable prices, generous portions, and plenty of soup ingredients.
At a Glance
Cash onlyReservation required
Signature Dishes
Fried Noodles
The noodles have wok hei and fried-shallot aroma, with a generous portion; the texture may be soft and powdery, but can also be firm rather than mushy; the bowl is small, and takeout should be mixed first.
Lean Meat Soup
The lean meat is not too dry.
Minced Pork Rice
The flavor is mild and slightly salty, with a heaping serving of rice; the pork topping may be half fatty and half lean, or may be on the lean side.
Mixed Pig Blood Soup
The pig-blood pieces are large and the soup has plenty of ingredients; the broth is made with bones and has no noticeable porky odor.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Affordable, with generous, well-filled soups.
- Peak hours
- Mornings tend to be busier.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- A budget-friendly, filling breakfast
Avoid if
- If you want bold chili heat
Hidden costs
- Takeout soup utensils cost extra
What you should know
- Dine-in seating is open-air, and there is no restroom on site.
- Some soups have come with several pieces of pig blood; the mixed soup can also be topped up.
- A local way to eat it is to pair the fried noodles with soup, mixing bean sauce and pepper as a dipping sauce.