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榮星小吃

Taipei CityZhongshan DistrictTaiwanese restaurant

3.9/ 5
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A long-running local eatery by Rongxing Garden, where dry noodles with wonton soup can be ordered as a set and the oil tofu is a must-order.

At a Glance

Cash onlyReservation required
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Signature Dishes

  • Dry Noodles (乾麵)

    Braised pork mixed with scallion oil gives it an old-school flavor; the yi mein noodles have some bite rather than going soft, though the soy paste is on the heavy side. Chili is a real plus.

  • Oil Tofu (油豆腐)

    Two large pieces are tender; if you do not prefer sweet sauce, you can ask the shop to use less.

  • Wonton Soup (餛飩湯)

    Seven small wontons come with a light, refreshing broth, and the bowl is not cloying when finished.

  • Pork Cheek (嘴邊肉)

    Tender and fresh, with sweet soy paste and chili as a particularly good pairing.

  • Black-and-White Cuts (黑白切)

    Some cuts are springy and tender, but the ganlian cut may be tough; the result varies noticeably by cut.

At a Glance

Value verdict
Dry noodles NT$45, wonton soup NT$40, and oil tofu NT$30; dry noodles and wonton soup can be ordered as a set.
Reservation
No reservations accepted.

What you should know

Best for

  • Old-school noodles for breakfast

What you should know

  • Ordering is verbal, so the order details may need to be confirmed again on site.
  • The owner has been seen serving while smoking, so the shop may smell of smoke.
  • It opens at 6:00 a.m. and runs until around 1:00 p.m.