台灣小吃 旗魚麵線,旗魚湯
Keelung CityZhongzheng DistrictNoodle shop
Marlin vermicelli in thick soup or refreshing marlin soup, paired with large shumai, makes a filling breakfast.
At a Glance
Cash only
Signature Dishes
Marlin vermicelli
The vermicelli is lightly seasoned; the marlin thick soup uses fish paste with a small amount of fish meat, so those expecting a meaty fish bite may find it lacking.
Marlin soup
The soup is light and refreshing with celery notes; the marlin fish paste is springy and contains a little fish meat.
Shumai
Large, with slightly thick wrappers and a full, firm filling; the fish-paste filling is not very meaty and tastes better with sweet chili sauce.
Tungzai migao
The rice is fragrant, chewy, and slightly sticky; the sauce has a little heat, and the overall style is northern Taiwanese.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- Marlin soup is NT$45 and shumai NT$13 each, making it affordable.
- Peak hours
- Crowds have been encountered at lunchtime.
What you should know
Best for
- Solo diners
What you should know
- When the vermicelli or shumai sold out, customers were once told to wait about 15 minutes for the next batch.
- Dine-in seating is limited to the covered sidewalk area; it can be damp and cold on rainy days and stuffy and hot in summer.
- There is no restroom on site.