海產街蚵仔麵線(社子店)
Taipei CityShilin DistrictTaiwanese restaurant
The vermicelli can be seasoned with garlic sauce and house-made chili; it is a better fit for those who prefer bold flavors.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Assorted vermicelli
The oysters are plump and juicy; the thin-coated pork cubes carry a peppery aroma, while the braised intestines are fragrant and springy. The vermicelli stays intact, while the broth ranges from light and savory to rich and full-bodied.
Spicy stinky tofu with duck blood
The broth ranges from moderately spicy and savory to light and not very spicy; the duck blood is seasoned through, and the stinky tofu is soft and soaks up the broth, while the Prince noodles are on the overly soft side.
Braised pork intestine
Fragrant and well-seasoned, with a springy, tender chew; individual pieces may taste especially strong.
Tianbula
Average overall: the dipping sauce is sweet and goes well with the broth, but its distinctive flavor may not suit some palates.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- A past set of small vermicelli, tianbula, and chilled tea was NT$145.
- Reservation
- Reservations accepted
What you should know
Best for
- People who like bold-flavored vermicelli
Avoid if
- Those who dislike spicy seasoning
What you should know
- The restaurant operates until 4 p.m., but vermicelli has sometimes sold out early.
- The storefront is on a sidewalk; drivers need to look for a space at a nearby parking lot.