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工業區烏醋麵
Exit 4 · about 7 min walk

工業區烏醋麵

Gong Ye Qu Wu Cu Mian
Taiwanese Cuisine, Noodles, Local Eats · 土城區
★ 4.2・1,305 reviews 379 views Closed now
A- VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Worth adding to your itinerary

“Dry noodles, soup, and assorted pork cuts reflect everyday eating in the Tucheng industrial district. The textures of pork tongue and pork skin are especially distinctive, suiting travelers who want to experience a traditional noodle stall.”

Black-vinegar dry noodles Thick-cut pork tongue Noodle stall for over 30 years
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
Worth the walk

If you are already at 頂埔站 · Dingpu, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

★★☆☆☆
WORTH THE DETOUR?
Making a special trip
No need to change plans

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?

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Assorted cuts add layers to a bowl of dry noodles

Thick-cut pork tongue is springy, while pork skin is soft, bouncy, and gelatinous. Together with gently vinegared dry noodles, they reveal the varied textures of cuts served at a traditional noodle stall.

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A small shop featured in a report on New Taipei noodles

Mirror Media (鏡週刊) previously featured the shop in a report on distinctive New Taipei noodles, documenting its black-vinegar noodles and assorted cuts and giving travelers exploring local snacks a concrete lead.

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High visibility built from over 1,000 reviews

Google currently shows a rating of about 4.2 from 1,280 reviews, offering first-time visitors a straightforward indication of popularity.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

More than three decades of feeding the industrial district

This noodle stall has operated in Tucheng for more than 30 years. Black-vinegar noodles, assorted pork cuts, and soup have long appeared on the tables of workers and local residents. The early-start rhythm of the industrial district remains in these simple, filling combinations, giving visiting travelers a glimpse of how nearby residents and workers eat each day.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Editors
夜班大叔
Black Vinegar Dry Noodles MetroBites visit photo

Black Vinegar Dry Noodles

The noodles lean soft, with a gentle vinegar aroma that is not harsh. Soy sauce and crisp fried shallots create an easy-to-eat, old-fashioned flavor.

TAIWAN FOOD Taiwanese Dry Noodles
Pork Tongue MetroBites visit photo

Pork Tongue

Thick-cut pork tongue is springy without being tough. Garlic sauce makes the aroma more pronounced, making this one of the most distinctive textures among the assorted cuts.

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

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Check the available assorted cuts first

Pork tongue and other side dishes may sell out early. Check the day's selection at the counter when you arrive, then decide which cuts you want.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Toss the dry noodles before adding a little vinegar

Toss the black-vinegar dry noodles well and taste them first. If you want stronger flavor, add black vinegar or chili oil in stages so the fried-shallot aroma and the flavor of the noodles remain distinct.

FULL VISIT

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Localized full visit

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✨ AI Noodle Stall: Quick Take

工業區烏醋麵 is an old-school, inexpensive snack in Tucheng's Dingpu industrial district, where workers, nearby residents, and regulars come for dry noodles, soup, and assorted pork cuts during breakfast and lunch. Black Vinegar Dry Noodles mix soy sauce, black vinegar, and crisp fried shallots through the noodles for a mild flavor that diners can intensify with condiments on the table. What truly keeps many people thinking about the shop, though, is its fresh pork tongue, pork skin, and other assorted cuts. Arrive early for the full selection.

Uncle's line: You can add vinegar to the noodles yourself, but you cannot add a side dish after it sells out. Sleep late, and all life leaves you is dry noodles.
Interior and dining atmosphere:The cooking counter occupies a sidewalk-arcade cart, and the dining room moves at the quick pace of a traditional industrial-district noodle stall. Tables and surroundings do not aim for refinement, and the rush becomes even more obvious when the lunch crowd arrives. The aunties greet diners warmly, while regulars sit and order in no time. Anyone particular about quiet or spotless surroundings should avoid the peak. People come for the everyday character, portions, and assorted cuts, not empty-scene photography.

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Location and dining notes:The address is 新北市土城區中央路四段25之7號, about 700 meters from Exit 3 of Dingpu Station. It is near the Tucheng industrial district; park cars or scooters only in legal spaces available on site. Side dishes often sell out early, so check the shop's latest announcements for opening days, days off, soup refills, and availability rules.
● Black Vinegar Dry Noodles

The vinegar aroma in Black Vinegar Dry Noodles is gentle rather than sharp. Soy sauce and crisp fried shallots make the soft-leaning noodles smooth and easy to eat, with a familiar old-fashioned flavor. If you like stronger seasoning, add black vinegar or chili oil in stages. Toss everything and try one bite first so a heroic first spoonful does not turn the entire bowl into nothing but sour heat. Eating it with assorted cuts creates more variety than relying on condiments alone.

工業區烏醋麵 (Gong Ye Qu Wu Cu Mian) visit photo
● Pork Tongue

Pork Tongue is cut thick, with a springy bite that is not tough. It is handled fresh, and garlic sauce makes its aroma more pronounced. This is a plate with a strong presence among the assorted cuts, so arrive early if you want it. Try one slice plain before dipping it in sauce to appreciate the meat's texture rather than letting garlic seize full control from the outset.

工業區烏醋麵 (Gong Ye Qu Wu Cu Mian) visit photo
Uncle's line: Assorted cuts involve little magic. Keep them fresh, slice them well, and do not bury them under sauce; get those three things right and people come back.
● Wonton Soup

Wonton Soup has a milky-looking broth with the body of pork bones and the aroma of shredded ginger. The wontons are silky, making it a reliable match for dry noodles. It does not need forceful seasoning to steal the scene. Taste the broth first, then add pepper if needed. With noodles, soup, and side dishes each doing their job, breakfast is complete.

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● Pork skin

The pork skin is soft, springy, and gelatinous, handled cleanly without an obvious off taste. It pairs with pork tongue to create contrasting textures among the assorted cuts. Though a supporting player, it makes the table feel more complete. A little sauce is enough: the springiness is the point, so there is no need to turn every piece into a delivery vehicle for garlic sauce.

工業區烏醋麵 (Gong Ye Qu Wu Cu Mian) visit photo
Overall assorted-cut selection:Portions and prices are honest, and freshness is what draws regulars, but popular items disappear once sold out. Arrive early for pork tongue or other limited cuts. The day's selection is whatever is on the counter; do not demand repayment from today's empty plate based on yesterday's menu.
💡 Ordering notes

One person can order a small bowl of Black Vinegar Dry Noodles, Wonton Soup, and one plate chosen from pork tongue or pork skin. Two people can try one more kind of assorted cut. Toss and taste the noodles before seasoning, and order the side dishes first—the priorities are very practical.

  • Location:Section Four of Zhongyang Road in Tucheng, about 700 meters from Exit 3 of Dingpu Station.
  • Type:Black Vinegar Dry Noodles, soups, and traditional assorted cuts
  • Highlights:An inexpensive industrial-district staple with satisfying portions; popular sides such as pork tongue sell out easily
  • Best for:Breakfast or lunch, nearby workers, and anyone who enjoys old-school noodle stalls and assorted cuts

📌 Editor's verdict

The dry noodles at 工業區烏醋麵 are mild and can be adjusted with extra vinegar, Wonton Soup plays its steady supporting role, and pork tongue and pork skin complete the meal's memory. The setting is plain, the crowd moves quickly, and the side dishes move even faster. For the full experience, arriving early works better than any guide.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
236台灣新北市土城區中央路四段25之7號
Opening hours
Monday: 06:00 – 14:30
Tuesday: 06:00 – 14:30
Wednesday: 06:00 – 14:30
Thursday: 06:00 – 14:30
Friday: 06:00 – 14:30
Saturday: 06:00 – 14:30
Sunday: Closed
GETTING THERE

From the MRT station to the store

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頂埔站 · Dingpu
Exit 4 · about 7 min walk · about 519 m
Also convenient
Exit 3 Another exit at the same station
about 8 min walk · about 639 m
Walking About 7 min from Exit 4 · about 519 m
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