The location is very close to the Shuanglian MRT station exit, within a 5-minute walk. Originally, I thought it was a vegetarian place, but the staff emphasized it is non-vegetarian. The space inside is limited, not big, but quite clean and bright.

About the meal:
The grilled beef set costs NT$220. The portion is just right, and the grilled beef is delicious. You can choose the thickness of the noodles, and personally, I like thick noodles because they have more texture. The soup provided seemed like miso soup but wasn't, and the flavor was so mild that I couldn't tell what it was. The onsen egg had a different appearance, possibly being two different eggs, each halved, as the yolk colors were different.

Although the name is "Vegetable Pepper Noodles," they are not vegetarian! As soon as you enter the store, the staff will remind you again that this restaurant is not vegetarian. You need to use a QR code to place your order.

I think the impressive part of this restaurant is their pricing. There’s only a $10 difference between a single order and a set meal, so most people choose the set meal, which includes an additional side dish and soup.

The grilled shrimp vegetable pepper noodle set is $190. You can choose between thin noodles and thick noodles; personally, I think the thick noodles are tastier and have a nice chew to them. The shrimp are small, but with the sauce, it all tastes pretty good.

The seared wagyu beef vegetable pepper noodle set is $220. The beef is handled very well, and the entire bowl of noodles is quite delicious.

For the side dishes in the set, I chose a soft-boiled egg and wood ear mushrooms. The soft-boiled egg is cut in half, and the portion of wood ear mushrooms is larger than I expected; they are very generous with it.

The environment inside the restaurant is very clean and bright.

On the way shopping, I passed by a place and decided to eat. At first, I didn't understand why every noodle was called "veggie noodles." After asking, they said it’s because they are fast veggie noodles 😂😂😂. I was quite puzzled at the moment but still decided to eat there. I ordered the basic mixed noodles and chose thin noodles. They tasted a bit like sesame sauce and were slightly spicy. The noodles were somewhat chewy, but the Soul Noodle Shop's noodles were a bit chewier. The seasoning was quite delicious~ Also, for an extra 10 NT dollars, you could get a set meal, which makes it tempting to add. The soup tasted average. For the side dish, I chose cucumbers, which were flavorful and pretty good~ I’ll come back to eat here when I go shopping again~

The name of this exquisite noodle shop located near Shuanglian Station looks like it is vegetarian, but it is not. The menu explains, "Vegetarian pepper noodles originate from street snacks in Chengdu. Vegetarian is not vegetarian, but means pure and convenient."

Come to dine at 7:00 on a Sunday evening. You need to queue up a little (just queue up in order, there is no mechanism to fill in a waiting list), and you will be seated in about 10 minutes.

The interior is exquisitely decorated, the environment is clean, there are not many seats, only 17 seats, and the space is relatively narrow. The clerks need to avoid each other when delivering food and customers moving around.

Scan the QR code on the table to order. There are multiple payment methods. You can swipe your card online, or you can pay at the counter with cash, Linepay, street payment, etc.

It is highly recommended to order the set meal. The difference between the price of the set meal and the a la carte price is only $10. However, there are more side dishes and clear soup. The CP value of adding the set meal is very high.

The soup looks bland, but it's very rich and delicious. As for the side dishes, the portions are OK. We chose crispy cucumbers and pickled radish strips, which are refreshing and delicious. It's quite refreshing to eat them with the spicy vegetarian pepper noodles. If you really have to choose one, it is recommended to choose cucumber, the taste is more in line with the public

Sichuan classic vegetarian pepper noodles set $150
The classic Sichuan pepper noodles are topped with dried meat, what should be fried wonton wrappers, and half a soft-boiled egg.
It's numb enough but not too spicy. I've always liked peppercorn noodles and I'm very satisfied with the taste of this bowl.
(If you feel it’s not spicy enough, you can add additional spicy sauce)

Chipotle Chicken and Vegetarian Chili Noodles Set $230
The seasoning and content of the noodles are mainly the same as the classic Sichuan pepper noodles, except that there is no minced pork.
The fried powder of the peppercorn chicken is quite thick, the skin of the fried chicken drumsticks and steaks is very crispy, and the meat is still very tender. The performance is 70 points.

Sichuan style red oil snack $110
There are 7 wontons in total. They look very spicy, but in fact they are only slightly spicy. They taste like ordinary and delicious wontons. Those who like to eat hand-cooked wontons can order it.

Overall, the price is fairly affordable in the Shuanglian Zhongshan area, and the food tastes very good. If you go shopping in this area with friends, I recommend you to come here to dine~