麵條王海產麵
Tainan CityWest Central DistrictNoodle shop
Seafood noodles in Shuixian Temple Market with generous portions and plenty of toppings; choose soup noodles, dry noodles, or the noodles-and-soup-served-separately style.
At a Glance
Cash onlyOften busyWheelchair accessEasy parking
Signature Dishes
Seafood Noodles
Seafood noodles come in soup, dry, or served-separately styles; the soup includes pork liver, pork slices, squid, fish balls, and half a braised egg. The portion is generous, though the broth may taste ordinary and the pork liver may have a pronounced blood flavor.
Seafood Noodles No. 3 (served separately)
No. 3 serves braised-pork dry noodles and seafood soup separately; house chili oil brings out a Sichuan-pepper aroma in the dry noodles, and the soup has plenty of toppings.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- The portions are generous and the price is good; if you wait an hour, count the time as part of the cost.
- Peak hours
- Mornings are more likely to be full.
- Reservation
- On a recorded visit, diners ordered and paid first, took a queue number, then were seated together when called.
What you should know
Avoid if
- If you cannot tolerate a long wait
What you should know
- There are about 14 dine-in seats, and the shop may seat diners together.
- If you arrive early, the owner has instructed diners to use disposable chopsticks on the tables to hold their place in line.
- Some diners have had the pork liver replaced with wontons when ordering; if you dislike pork liver, ask first.