AI Spot Summary
The rice noodle soup is characterized by fresh small rolls and fragrant broth, offering deliciousness that matches its price. The braised pork rice has a slightly salty seasoning, while the side dishes of red-cooked pork and fried tofu are of average standard.
The 店内 maintains the atmosphere of a good old-fashioned era while being adorned with modern and clean decorations, providing a comfortable dining environment.
Online orders can use Linepay, but cash is required on-site.
Reviews
📍Shilin District, Taipei City (Near Zhishan MRT Station)
Inheriting the traditional delicious rice noodle soup of Taiwan 🍲
The store features a history of its own, originating from a small rice noodle stall on Tonghua Street. Descendants who love dining have expanded this tradition, opening numerous chain stores in Taipei.
The decor style preserves the charm of the old era while also being modern and tidy, making the dining environment very comfortable.
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Order items:
🦑 Small Squid Pork Rice Noodle Soup ($145):
Not a cheap bowl of rice noodle soup 😆 but the freshness of the broth and ingredients meets the expectations for the price. There are four big squids that are very fresh and fragrant from the large bone broth, along with delicious coarse rice noodles—it's a very tasty bowl of soup 🫶🏻
🍠 Individual Set A - Taro Rice Noodle Soup, Braised Pork, Fried Tofu ($165):
Besides the rice noodle soup being quite good, both the braised pork and fried tofu are average, and somewhat dry.
🌾 Braised Pork Rice ($40):
About 60% fatty meat and 40% lean meat. The seasoning is on the saltier side, and it tastes average.
🪸 Braised Kelp ($):
An acceptable standard for a side dish.
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Will I revisit? Yes!
I will come back for the rice noodle soup 🫶🏻
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Notes:
🔸 Online orders can use Linepay for payment, while on-site orders require cash.
I heard from a friend that the rice noodle soup was delicious, so I decided to go try it.
I went during lunchtime on the weekend, and I was able to get in without waiting. The restaurant was not completely full, but it seemed to have a decent amount of customers.
In addition to rice noodle soup, the menu included items like braised pork rice and some side dishes with greens.
I ordered the most basic pork white rice noodle soup, along with tempura and blanched vegetables.
[Taste Evaluation]
The noodles were thick and had a great chewiness. Each piece was short, so I could eat them easily with a soup spoon.
The flavor of the soup was very light, and I think it would be even better with some added vinegar or other seasonings.
Eating it on its own felt a bit lacking in satisfaction, so I ordered side dishes as well, and the tempura was chewy with a very delicious sauce that came with it.
[Overall Evaluation]
This time, I ordered the most basic rice noodle soup, but I would like to try one with other ingredients like clams next time.
I was very impressed with how tasty the side dishes were. I definitely recommend trying the tempura and fried fish or other side dishes as well.