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一香飲食店 麻醬麵

Yilan CountyYilan CityChinese noodle restaurant

4.0/ 5
1,974

At Yixiang in Beiguan Market, the light, non-greasy wonton soup balances the richness of the sesame noodles.

At a Glance

Often busyReservation requiredEasy parking
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Signature Dishes

  • Scallion-oil noodles

    The award-winning scallion-oil noodles have been described as the most fragrant and best-tasting; they use thin noodles, though some noodles may occasionally be undercooked.

  • Sesame noodles

    The sesame aroma can come across as mild; the flavor can also seem light and easy to mix, making it better suited to lighter palates.

  • Zhajiang noodles

    The aroma varies: sesame stands out more in zhajiang-sesame noodles, while the zhajiang flavor may be less noticeable; adding chili can be a good match.

  • Wonton soup

    The wrappers are thin and do not easily turn mushy in the soup; the broth is sweet and refreshing, while the filling is small and melts away quickly after you bite into it.

  • Fish meatball soup

    The fish meatballs are soft and easy to eat; the broth is refreshing, though the fried-shallot aroma may be a matter of taste.

At a Glance

Value verdict
Past dining records list zhajiang, sesame, and scallion-oil noodles at NT$35 each, and wonton soup at NT$40.
Peak hours
Weekends around noon are more crowded; waits of 30 minutes or more have occurred.
Reservation
Reservations are not accepted.

What you should know

Best for

  • For those who like thin-wrapped wontons and refreshing broth

Avoid if

  • If you do not want to wait in line

Hidden costs

  • Parking costs extra.

What you should know

  • Both dine-in and takeout customers take a number first; dine-in guests find their own seats, then wait to be called.
  • A small bowl of noodles may not be enough; ordering a large bowl has been suggested.
  • There is no restroom on site.