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食扒穗
Exit 3 · about 6 min walk

食扒穗

Shi Ba Sui
Taiwanese Cuisine, Noodles, Local Eats · 小港區
★ 4.5・2,150 reviews 172 views Closed now
B VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“The food is focused and generously portioned; noodles, rice, and mala sides can each make a meal or be freely combined. More everyday canteen than destination with a documented history, it is highly practical thanks to made-to-order wok cooking, free drinks, and comfortable seating.”

Filling mains cooked to order Stir-fried instant noodles and sauced rice Mala duck blood and tofu
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
Depends on your schedule

If you are already at 小港站 · Siaogang, 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
Noodles and rice each play a complete role

For chew, choose kimchi udon; for familiar garlic, sausage instant noodles; for white rice to carry the sauce, choose seared pork belly rice.

02
Mala sides work as separate add-ons

Duck blood is silky and springy with a fine cut surface, while tofu absorbs broth without collapsing. Order both to compare their textures in the same fragrant pot.

03
Easy to arrange for solo diners

Mains are substantial. Mark your order, pay at the counter, and help yourself to drinks—a smooth setup for anyone wanting hot food quickly at lunch or dinner.

04
High visibility built on more than 2,000 reviews

Google currently shows about 4.5 stars from 2,150 reviews, a straightforward popularity reference for first-time visitors.

WHAT TO ORDER

First time here? Start with these

Editors
夜班大叔
Kimchi Stir-Fried Udon MetroBites visit photo

Kimchi Stir-Fried Udon

Fermented tangy kimchi coats thick, chewy udon. Mixing in the sunny-side-up egg rounds the texture, making this a top choice for appetizing noodles.

Sizzling Sausage Stir-Fried Instant Noodles MetroBites visit photo

Sizzling Sausage Stir-Fried Instant Noodles

The noodles retain some moisture, with familiar savory flavor from garlic and browned sausage; kimchi and a sunny-side-up egg add variety.

Mala Duck Blood MetroBites visit photo

Mala Duck Blood

Large, glossy pieces are silky yet springy and soak up an aromatic mala broth without overwhelming heat, making them approachable even for diners who rarely eat very spicy food.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Tang, garlic, richness, and mala each take their own path

Kimchi stir-fried udon lifts chewy noodles with tang, while sizzling sausage noodles build on garlic and savor. Seared pork belly rice is rich, balanced by wakame and kimchi; mala duck blood is silky and springy, and porous tofu absorbs broth without turning soft—ideal with rice or as a warming side.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Choose noodles or rice first

Choose stir-fried udon for a springy bite, stir-fried instant noodles for familiar savory flavor, or pork belly rice for straightforward satisfaction.

02
Mark the order, then pay at the counter

After marking your order, pay at the counter before taking a seat. Drinks are self-service.

03
Allow time for wok cooking at meal peaks

The broad menu is cooked to order. At busy lunch and dinner periods, build the wait into your plans and avoid scheduling the next stop too tightly.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Order duck blood and tofu together, but go easy on the heat first

Taste the broth's aroma and heat before adding more spice. Compare the duck blood's silky springiness with the tofu's pores and sauce absorption in the same pot.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Take

食扒穗 · Shi Ba Sui's Siaogang branch keeps things practical, centering on filling favorites such as stir-fried instant noodles, udon, sauced rice, and mala duck blood with tofu. The air-conditioned dining room is thoughtfully seated, and complimentary drinks are self-service. It is a comfortable option for students, nearby workers, or anyone seeking a satisfying meal or a place to pause out of the rain.

Uncle's take: Places like this can look lively but leave you empty. 食扒穗 makes affordable snacks feel properly complete—the stomach approves too.
Dining room and atmosphere:The dining room has air conditioning and typical casual-eatery seating. Mark your order, pay at the counter, and help yourself to drinks. The noodles, sauced rice, and mala duck blood with tofu are each portioned for one. Students and nearby workers come often, and woks stay busy at peak hours. It is more comfortable than a street stall, but its job is still to feed you, not turn free drinks into afternoon tea.
Location and dining notes:食扒穗's Siaogang branch is at 高雄市小港區金府路94號, phone 07-801-6585, within walking distance of 小港站 · Siaogang. Schools and residential areas are nearby. Park scooters only in legal spaces; drivers need street parking. The menu is broad and cooked to order, so do not expect instant service at meal peaks.
● Kimchi Stir-Fried Udon

The first impression is kimchi's tang and fermented aroma—direct and appetite-opening. The udon stays chewy rather than soft, and the substantial portion can anchor a full meal. Mix in the sunny-side-up egg to lift the aroma and make each bite smoother.

食扒穗 (Shi Ba Sui) visit photo

● Sizzling Sausage Stir-Fried Instant Noodles

A clear garlic aroma makes these noodles immediately inviting without being fancy. They retain enough moisture to stay easy to eat, and the portion is generous. Sliced sausage completes the savory layers, making this a reliably satisfying choice.

食扒穗 (Shi Ba Sui) visit photo

● Seared Pork Belly Sauced Rice

This homestyle, easygoing combination has noticeable pork-belly richness, balanced by wakame and kimchi. Sauce concentrates the flavor as it mixes into the white rice, creating the kind of bowl that disappears almost unnoticed. The seasoning is restrained but delivers steady satisfaction.

食扒穗 (Shi Ba Sui) visit photo

● Mala Duck Blood

Cut pieces show a glossy surface without obvious holes, with a silky, gently springy texture. The mala broth is aromatic yet not oppressively hot, so it is relatively friendly to those with lower spice tolerance. Tenderness and flavor absorption are the point, and both are handled well.

食扒穗 (Shi Ba Sui) visit photo

● Mala Tofu

The tofu's exterior has taken on the broth's color and deep flavor, yet it remains intact. Inside, pores still hold more broth, giving each bite presence. The mala base lifts the soybean aroma without relying on aggressive heat; it works equally well with rice or alone.

食扒穗 (Shi Ba Sui) visit photo
💡 Ordering Note

Choose Kimchi Stir-Fried Udon for chewier noodles, Sizzling Sausage Stir-Fried Instant Noodles for familiar savor, or Seared Pork Belly Sauced Rice for direct fullness. Add duck blood and tofu together, taste the broth, then decide whether to increase the heat.

  • Location:高雄市小港區金府路94號, within walking distance of 小港站 · Siaogang.
  • Type:Stir-fried instant noodles, udon, sauced rice, mala duck blood and tofu, and affordable snacks.
  • Features:Air-conditioned seating, self-service drinks, and main portions suited to students and everyday meals.
  • Best for:Students, nearby workers, solo lunch or dinner, and anyone seeking hot food with shelter from rain and heat.

📌 Editor's Summary

食扒穗's Siaogang branch makes a direct impression: no extravagance, just dependable stir-fried noodles, sauced rice, and mala duck blood with tofu. The food satisfies, with the friendliness of an honest neighborhood shop. Air conditioning, free drinks, and sheltered seating make it a convenient, substantial, flexible option to remember in Siaogang.

GOOGLE REVIEWS

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
812台灣高雄市小港區順苓里金府路94號
Opening hours
Monday: 10:30 – 21:30
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 10:30 – 21:30
Thursday: 10:30 – 21:30
Friday: 10:30 – 21:30
Saturday: 10:30 – 22:00
Sunday: 10:30 – 22:00
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GETTING THERE

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小港站 · Siaogang
Exit 3 · about 6 min walk · about 405 m
Also convenient
Exit 4 Another exit at the same station
about 6 min walk · about 472 m
Walking About 6 min from Exit 3 · about 405 m
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