✨ AI Quick Review
Han Qi Pork Thick Soup is on Chongren Road in Beitou, about two minutes from Exit 3 of Qiyan Station. Nearly twenty years old, it serves thin-paste pork soup, house fried ribs, noodles, and sides.
Fried Pork Ribs
Dry ribs have a coarse savory crust and firm bone-in meat. Eat slowly while hot; the fried aroma leads the texture.
Fried Pork Rib Noodles
Hot broth softens crust and meat. Oil noodles absorb pork and shallot aroma, and cilantro adds traditional character.
Pork Thick Soup
Thin springy fish paste encloses juicy pork leg. The light broth gains aroma and crunch from shallots, cilantro, and bean sprouts.
Sliced Pork Belly
Thick tender slices balance lean and fat. Taste them plain, then add ginger or a little sauce to cut the richness.
Start with Pork Thick Soup, then choose dry ribs for firmness or Fried Pork Rib Noodles for softness. Share Sliced Pork Belly and confirm the correct queue.
- Location:No. 125, Section One, Chongren Road, Beitou District, Taipei; about two minutes from Exit 3 of Qiyan Station.
- Type:Taiwanese pork thick soup, fried ribs, noodles, and sliced sides.
- Recommended:Fried Pork Ribs, Fried Pork Rib Noodles, Pork Thick Soup, and Sliced Pork Belly.
- Features:Thick pork under thin fish paste, house fried ribs, and light broth.
- Good for:Fans of local breakfast, old-fashioned soup noodles, and meaty thick soup.
📌 Editor's Summary
Han Qi moved across Beitou but kept its substantial pork soup and house ribs. Enjoy light Pork Thick Soup, firm dry ribs or soft soup noodles, and tender Sliced Pork Belly in a cleaner shop near Qiyan Station.
