弍睦麵家

This time, I visited Mù Noodle House on Anhe Road Section 2 in Tainan, drawn in by its decent reviews on Google Maps. After the actual visit, the store's environment indeed adds points – it is clean, comfortable, and the decor has a certain quality to it; it’s the kind of space where you can immediately feel the design sensibility upon entering.

Flipping through the menu, I noticed the prices are relatively high, which can be considered a "high-end quality" approach for a noodle shop. I didn’t order noodles this time but chose braised pork rice and seafood soup instead.

The braised pork rice was pretty standard; the flavor was decent, but there was nothing particularly memorable about it.

The seafood soup used fresh ingredients, mainly consisting of shrimp, clams, and fish skin, with about three shrimp, around five clams, and a few pieces of fish skin. Overall, the broth was refreshing, and the freshness of the ingredients was acceptable, but given the competitive environment in Tainan, which is filled with seafood soup options, this bowl's portion and flavor were not particularly outstanding.

Overall, I feel that the prices in this establishment reflect the "decor and dining atmosphere," where the experience is more about quality than breathtaking flavors. It is suitable for those who want to enjoy a bowl of noodles or rice in a clean and comfortable setting, but if someone is coming specifically for the cuisine itself, they might find the cost-performance ratio lacking. However, I guess they have targeted a specific customer demographic.