AI Spot Summary
The dry noodles at this noodle shop are slightly overcooked, with toppings including fried shallots, bean sprouts, and chives. The flavor is not too salty. Although the vegetable soup is a bit salty, its texture is acceptable, and the tofu is average. Overall, it's suitable for a casual meal to fill you up.
The restaurant environment is clean, but during meal times, there are more customers, which may lead to table-sharing, adding a lively atmosphere.
Reviews
There are many snack bars and restaurants near Shih Shih University. Sometimes I don’t know what to eat for dinner after get off work, so I will come here to eat.
This noodle shop is one of the ones I often visit. The price is not expensive and the dining environment is clean. During meal times, there are sometimes quite a lot of customers, so it is very likely that we will share tables.
This time I ordered dry pasta, vegetable soup and dried tofu. The dry pasta was a bit overcooked, with oiled onions, bean sprouts and leeks. The sauce I think was soy sauce, but it didn't taste too salty. The green vegetable soup uses water spinach, with shredded ginger and scallions added. The soup is a bit salty, but it's acceptable. The soup and noodles are both oily due to the addition of scallions. The dried tofu is just like that, nothing special.
I think this restaurant is a bit full, but it is one of the more delicious ones.