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新上海點心
Exit 1 · about 2 min walk

新上海點心

Xin Shanghai Dian Xin
Chinese Cuisine, Noodles, Local Eats · 烏日區
★ 4.7・259 reviews 432 views Closed now
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METROBITES VISITOR RATING
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“A good fit for a simple noodle-and-dumpling meal in Wuri. The chive dumplings clearly show both vegetable aroma and juicy pork filling, while the hot-and-sour soup is filling thanks to its many ingredients and relatively light thickening. Fresh pork buns and zhajiang noodles add different textures. Seating is limited, ventilation relies on fans, and made-to-order dishes take time, so it is better when you are not rushing to the next stop.”

Handmade homestyle noodles and dumplings Freshly cooked soup packed with ingredients
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 Jiude Station, 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
Clear fillings and textures across the handmade staples

The chive dumplings combine chive aroma, savory pork and springy wrappers, while the fresh pork bun uses a slightly chewy dough to hold the meat juices. Zhajiang noodles provide a full bowl option, with a sauce that contains a relatively high proportion of lean pork, clings to the noodles, and stays aromatic without becoming overly salty.

02
Fresh hot-and-sour soup with plenty to eat

The hot-and-sour soup includes shredded bamboo shoot, pork blood, tofu, wood ear, shredded pork and egg ribbons, so each spoonful brings different textures. The broth is gently sweet with sour and spicy notes, without heavy thickening, making it a good match for diners who want substance in the bowl but still prefer a smooth, easy-drinking soup.

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Editors
夜班大叔
Chive Dumplings MetroBites visit photo

Chive Dumplings

The dumpling wrappers are springy and chewy, enclosing chives and pork filling with clear vegetable aroma, a crisp-sweet bite and a little meat juice. The main appeal is the generous filling and distinct chive flavor, making them a good choice for anyone who likes chives and homestyle dumplings.

TAIWAN FOOD Shui Jiao — Boiled Dumplings
Hot and Sour Soup MetroBites visit photo

Hot and Sour Soup

The freshly cooked soup contains shredded bamboo shoot, tofu, pork blood, wood ear, shredded pork and egg ribbons among its ingredients. The broth is gently sweet with sour and spicy notes, and the starch thickening is relatively light, so it drinks smoothly. It suits anyone who wants a soup that also feels substantial, with tender pork and varied textures in every spoonful.

TAIWAN FOOD Hot and Sour Soup
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Fresh Pork Bun

The bun has a little springiness, and the inner dough picks up a faint sweetness after absorbing meat juices. The pork filling is substantial but lightly seasoned. It suits anyone who likes clear pork aroma with a chewy bun, and it is convenient either as a snack or takeaway, with distinct textures between wrapper and filling.

TAIWAN FOOD Baozi & Mantou
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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Order your dishes directly with the staff

There is no paper order sheet. Just tell the staff which dumplings, buns, noodles or soup you want. Food is made to order, so leave a little waiting time after ordering.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Start light with the sauce and keep the chive aroma

Soy sauce, white vinegar, pepper and spicy condiments are provided on the table. Start with just a little dipping sauce for the dumplings, then add more according to how sour or spicy you like it, so the chive aroma and savoriness of the pork filling remain clear.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Visit Note

新上海點心 follows a straightforward neighborhood noodle-and-dumpling style, without much decorative packaging. The focus is on handmade, freshly cooked food and familiar homestyle flavors. The dumpling wrappers are thin yet springy with generous fillings and a clear chive aroma. The hot-and-sour soup is packed with ingredients, easy to drink, and balanced in tartness and heat. It is a comfortable choice when you want a simple, grounded and filling meal.

Uncle’s note: What matters at a place like this is not the presentation. Bite into a dumpling and you immediately know whether there is enough filling; sip the hot-and-sour soup and you know whether it goes down smoothly. The answers are direct.
Interior and dining atmosphere:The shop has a plain neighborhood noodle-house setup with limited seats, no air conditioning, and fans turning overhead—more like eating a plate of dumplings at a familiar neighbor’s place. There is no thick paper menu to study; order directly with the staff. Dumplings, buns and soups are largely prepared and cooked fresh, so waits are part of the deal when things get busy. Soy sauce, white vinegar, pepper and several spicy condiments are on the table. Season your own dumplings as you like; if you want them more sour or spicy, the owner cannot read your mind.
Location and dining notes:新上海點心 is at 台中市烏日區中華路493號. Phone: 04-2338-5996. It is about 200 meters from Jiude station on the Taichung MRT. The surrounding area is mostly residential, so scooters or the MRT are easier than driving; cars need to find legal roadside parking nearby. Food is made to order. If you want dumplings, buns or hot-and-sour soup, do not arrive too late, and do not treat the five minutes before your next train as the kitchen’s deadline.
● Chive Dumplings

The dumplings take a substantial, handmade approach. The wrappers look smooth but have a solid springy bite once you chew. Chives lead the filling with a clear aroma, backed by savory pork and a little meat juice, creating crisp sweetness, chew and familiar homestyle comfort. Sesame oil, soy sauce and spicy condiments on the table can lift the flavor further, but even a light dip is enough to make them memorable.

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● Hot and Sour Soup

The hot-and-sour soup is cooked fresh and arrives looking genuinely full. Shredded bamboo shoot, pork blood, tofu, wood ear, shredded pork, egg ribbons, carrot and scallion mean almost every spoonful catches something. The broth is gently sweet with sourness and heat, flavorful without being aggressive, and the thickening is kept light so it drinks smoothly. The shredded pork has a marinated tenderness that gives the soup more texture. Paired with dumplings, it is a classic combination.

新上海點心 (Xin Shanghai Dian Xin) visit photo
Uncle’s note: Hot-and-sour soup is disappointing when the name promises more than the bowl. Here the ingredients stand up first, and the broth earns its case afterward.
● Fresh Pork Bun

Fresh pork buns come out soon after steaming and look simple rather than showy, with a practical size. Pull one open and the filling is generous, with substantial pork, natural sweetness and meat juices. The dough has a little springiness, and where it absorbs the filling juices it picks up a faint sweetness. The seasoning stays light and easy to eat, with a familiar nostalgic character that makes it a safe choice for both adults and children.

新上海點心 (Xin Shanghai Dian Xin) visit photo

● Zhajiang Noodles

The zhajiang noodles are steady too. The sauce is aromatic without being overly salty and coats the noodles evenly after mixing, giving plenty of flavor without becoming too heavy. The noodles retain a springy bite instead of turning soft as soon as they are tossed. A relatively high proportion of lean pork keeps the sauce lighter, making this a good choice if you want a simple bowl of noodles that still feels filling.

新上海點心 (Xin Shanghai Dian Xin) visit photo
💡 Ordering note

Chive dumplings with hot-and-sour soup are the most direct pairing. Try condiments lightly at first rather than pouring chili in like soup. Fresh pork buns travel well, while zhajiang noodles can handle a meal on their own. Freshly made food tastes good—and that also means giving it time.

  • Location:台中市烏日區中華路493號,距捷運九德站約200公尺。
  • Type:Handmade dumplings, hot-and-sour soup, fresh pork buns and homestyle noodles.
  • Highlights:Made and cooked fresh, substantial fillings, and several table condiments and chili options for self-seasoning.
  • Good for:Nearby residents, MRT riders, handmade-noodle fans, and anyone wanting simple homestyle flavors.

📌 Editor’s summary

新上海點心 is not a place propped up by buzz. It simply handles the fundamentals of handmade staples and freshly cooked soup reliably. The dumplings have real filling and aroma, the hot-and-sour soup is packed yet easy to drink, and both the fresh pork buns and zhajiang noodles keep the grounded comfort of everyday noodle-house food.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
414台灣臺中市烏日區九德里中華路493號
Opening hours
Monday: 11:00 – 19:00
Tuesday: 11:00 – 19:00
Wednesday: 11:00 – 19:00
Thursday: 11:00 – 19:00
Friday: 11:00 – 19:00
Saturday: 11:00 – 19:00
Sunday: Closed
GETTING THERE

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117
Jiude · 九德
Exit 1 · about 2 min walk · about 107 m
Also convenient
Exit 2 Another exit at the same station
about 3 min walk · about 195 m
Walking About 2 min from Exit 1 · about 107 m
Distance and time are straight-line estimates. The actual walk may vary because of crossings, underground passages, or footbridges.
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