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🚩Location🧭
Located near the intersection of Meicun Road Section One and Gongyi Road in the West District of Taichung City, close to the Qimei Eslite Greenway.

🪑About the overall atmosphere🎡
It looks like it has been open for quite a long time, giving off an antique vibe. A lot of wooden elements are used both inside and outside the store; the air conditioning is on inside. It's more convenient to find a parking lot; there are metered parking spots at the entrance, but you usually need some luck to get one, you know how it is. Next to the counter, there is a selection area for side dishes, and the restroom is located at the very back on the left.

💰About the pricing💰
Spicy dry noodles are $70, while vegetable noodles are $140. I saw some Google reviews saying the vegetable noodle portion is too large, so those with smaller appetites might want to order the vegetable noodles without the noodles; however, that’s not a problem for me, and I must add some spicy dry noodles as well.

🍴About the meal☕
The meat sauce and spicy sauce for the spicy dry noodles are slightly separated, but of course, I mixed them together as soon as they were served; there were also some greens on the side. It really has a numbing spiciness, not just pure heat, and it feels like the numbing sensation comes on with a bit of delay—you only realize its power after swallowing for a while! The noodles have a chewy and refreshing texture, just like the vegetable noodles, which contain more than ten types of vegetables, covering everything from leafy greens to tubers, with a bit of tofu skin; if you usually lack green vegetables, this bowl should ensure you’ve got your fill.

🤨Conclusion♥
Noodle Paradise is a place I want to eat at every time I come to this area near Gongyi Road; the texture of the noodles is truly memorable. There are also various beverage shops nearby, so you can satisfy both eating and drinking in one go.