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阿邊麵食
Exit 2 · about 10 min walk

阿邊麵食

Abian Noodles
· 楠梓區
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“A three-generation legacy and a Japanese-Taiwanese interior give this noodle meal a story to explore. Springy dry rice noodles, richly aromatic sesame noodles, and thin-skinned wontons each provide a distinct texture, making it a worthwhile stop for fans of snacks and characterful old shops.”

Three generations of noodle-stall tradition Dry rice noodles with braised pork Japanese-Taiwanese retro interior
This rating asks whether the place is worth fitting into your trip, considering distinctiveness, local significance, Google reviews, and MRT convenience—not taste alone.
WORTH THE STOP?

Is this place worth adding to your MRT itinerary?

It can feel very different if you are already at this stop versus making a special trip here.
★★☆☆☆
ALREADY HERE
Already at this stop
Go if convenient

If you are already at 都會公園站 · Metropolitan Park, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

★☆☆☆☆
WORTH THE DETOUR?
Making a special trip
No need to ride over just for it

If you are elsewhere, consider whether it is worth an extra MRT ride just for this place.

WHY VISIT

Why add it to your itinerary?

01
Springy rice noodles and rich sesame aroma

Dry rice noodles are smooth yet chewy, with braised-pork aroma clinging to their short, thick shape. Sesame-sauce noodles instead wrap each strand in rich nuttiness, accompanied by sliced meat, bean sprouts, and greens for a contrasting bowl.

02
Find the '邊' mahjong tiles and wall comics

Among the wood-toned facade, distinctive windows, and retro tiles are mahjong decorations marked '邊' and comics about the shop. There are many seats, but they are close together and can feel tight when busy.

03
A light egg drop soup resets the palate

Egg drop soup pairs a clean broth with silky egg ribbons and light seasoning. It refreshes the palate between bites of braised-pork or sesame noodles and also works well with an order of wontons.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

A small noodle stall becomes a third-generation shop

Abian Noodles developed from a small noodle stall into a storefront now run by the third generation. Familiar Taiwanese noodles remain on the table while Japanese-inspired decor gives the old shop a new look. Black-and-white comics tell its story, and mahjong tiles marked with the character '邊' join retro tiles as details to browse while waiting.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Dry Rice Noodles

The rice noodles are smooth and springy rather than soft or mushy. Braised-pork aroma clings to the noodles, joined by sliced meat, greens, and bean sprouts. Choose this as your main if you enjoy the chew of rice-based noodles.

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Sesame-Sauce Noodles

Thick sesame sauce brings a distinct nutty aroma and coats chewy noodles without becoming overly greasy. Sliced meat, bean sprouts, and greens add texture, suiting diners who favor the fragrance of sesame paste.

TAIWAN FOOD Taiwanese Dry Noodles
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Plain Wontons

The thin wrappers remain springy instead of turning mushy, enclosing a firm, savory pork filling. Taste one plain first, then add chili oil and black vinegar for extra layers.

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Choose noodles, then add a side

Choose dry rice noodles for braised-pork aroma or sesame-sauce noodles for a rich sesame flavor, then consider egg drop soup or plain wontons.

02
Choose your own sides and braised items

Pick side dishes from the refrigerator and select braised items yourself, matching the portions to your main and appetite.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Try wontons plain, then add chili oil and black vinegar

Try one plain wonton first to appreciate its thin wrapper and pork filling, then add chili oil and black vinegar to change the aroma. Season the dry rice noodles a little at a time so the braised-pork flavor remains clear.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Visit Snapshot

阿邊麵食 · Abian Noodles is on Jiannan Road in Kaohsiung's Nanzih District, about a 6-minute walk from 楠梓火車站 · Nanzih Railway Station. Developed from a small stall into a third-generation noodle shop, it blends Japanese-inspired details into a Taiwanese setting and serves noodles, wontons, soup, and self-selected braised items. It suits a meal near the station and diners who enjoy traditional noodles and nostalgic design.

Interior and dining atmosphere:A wood-toned facade, distinctive couplets, and window frames stand out on Jiannan Road. Inside, Japanese styling meets old-house tiles, comics, and playful objects. Mahjong pieces inspired by the character '邊' and black-and-white comics telling the shop's story decorate the walls. Seating is plentiful but closely arranged, and crowds are noticeable at peak times.
Location and dining notes:The address is 高雄市楠梓區建楠路86號, about a 6-minute walk from 楠梓火車站 · Nanzih Railway Station. Choose cold sides from the refrigerator and pick braised items yourself. Chili, soy sauce, vinegar, and pepper are available on the table. Crowds gather at peak times, so arrive early if you want to browse the decor at leisure.
● Dry Rice Noodles

The dry rice noodles are smooth and chewy, retaining their springiness after cooking rather than becoming mushy. Braised-pork sauce clings to them, while greens and sliced meat add smooth, firm, and crisp textures. Add chili sauce or black vinegar to taste if you prefer stronger seasoning.

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● Sesame-Sauce Noodles

Once mixed, the noodles release a clear sesame aroma. The substantial sauce evenly coats the chewy strands without feeling too heavy. Sliced meat, bean sprouts, and greens preserve vegetable texture amid the richness, making this a good choice for fans of dry noodles and sesame flavor.

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● Egg Drop Soup

A clean broth with gentle savoriness carries soft, delicate egg ribbons that feel silky and light. Greens are also included, and the warm soup gives a mild pause between bites of more aromatic Dry Rice Noodles or Sesame-Sauce Noodles.

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● Plain Wontons

The thin, springy wrappers do not become overly soft after boiling, while the pork filling is firm and savory. Taste the original seasoning first, then add the shop's chili oil and black vinegar for tangy, spicy layers.

阿邊麵食 (Abian Noodles) visit photo
Uncle's saying: When an old shop reaches its third generation, more than a bowl of noodles endures; even the small wall details reveal the owner's personality.
💡 Ordering Notes

For a first visit, choose Dry Rice Noodles or Sesame-Sauce Noodles as the main, then add Egg Drop Soup or Plain Wontons. Select sides and braised items on site, estimating portions for your group before picking them up. Visit outside peak hours to avoid tighter seating.

  • Location:高雄市楠梓區建楠路86號, about a 6-minute walk from 楠梓火車站 · Nanzih Railway Station.
  • Type:Taiwanese noodles, soups, wontons, and self-selected braised items.
  • Recommended:Dry Rice Noodles, Sesame-Sauce Noodles, Egg Drop Soup, and Plain Wontons.
  • Features:A noodle stall passed down to the third generation, with Japanese and Taiwanese nostalgic elements in its storefront.
  • Best for:Meals near 楠梓車站 · Nanzih Railway Station and diners who enjoy traditional noodles and retro spaces.

📌 Editor's Summary

阿邊麵食 · Abian Noodles brings the everyday flavors of an old noodle stall and the third generation's design ideas into one shop. Taiwanese staples such as rice noodles, sesame-sauce noodles, wontons, and braised items remain, while Japanese-inspired objects, comics, and playful decor create a distinct identity. It is a short walk from 楠梓火車站 · Nanzih Railway Station and suits either a simple bowl of noodles or a look at how an old shop found a new form.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
811台灣高雄市楠梓區惠楠里建楠路86號
Opening hours
Monday: 09:30 – 21:30
Tuesday: 09:30 – 21:30
Wednesday: 09:30 – 21:30
Thursday: 09:30 – 21:30
Friday: 09:30 – 21:30
Saturday: 09:30 – 21:30
Sunday: Closed
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GETTING THERE

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都會公園站 · Metropolitan Park
Exit 2 · about 10 min walk · about 728 m
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Exit 1 Another exit at the same station
about 10 min walk · about 763 m
Walking About 10 min from Exit 2 · about 728 m
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