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龍線家大腸麵線雞排
About 2 min walk

龍線家大腸麵線雞排

Long Xian Jia Dachang Mianxian Jipai
Taiwanese Cuisine, Noodles, Local Eats · Beitou District
★ 4.5・967 reviews 315 views Open now
B VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“Three Treasures Vermicelli and seafood vermicelli offer different topping combinations, while chicken cutlet adds crunch. This bright little shop lets you sit and take your time with Taiwanese snacks, making it a good meal stop for fans of pork intestine and oysters or seafood vermicelli.”

Pork intestine, oysters, and pork thick soup Seafood vermicelli Peppery chicken cutlet
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
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Go if convenient

If you are already at 奇岩站 · Qiyan, 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
Two topping directions in one style of vermicelli

Three Treasures Vermicelli combines pork intestine, pork thick soup, and oysters, while the seafood version switches to squid, oysters, and short-neck clams. Choose between braised savoriness and seafood sweetness according to your mood.

02
Silky vermicelli broth with crisp pepper chicken

Soothing, silky vermicelli and savory-sweet pepper chicken create a soft-versus-crisp contrast. In the bright little shop, you can enjoy two kinds of Taiwanese street food in one sitting.

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Editors
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Three Treasures Vermicelli MetroBites visit photo

Three Treasures Vermicelli

Tender, springy braised intestine, delicate pork thick soup, and sweet oysters accompany silky, moderately thickened vermicelli, with a distinct texture from each of the three toppings.

TAIWAN FOOD Taiwanese Vermicelli
Premium Seafood Vermicelli MetroBites visit photo

Premium Seafood Vermicelli

Oysters, squid, and shelled short-neck clams share one bowl. The squid is springy, the clams sweet, and the broth soothing without heaviness.

Crispy Chicken Cutlet MetroBites visit photo

Crispy Chicken Cutlet

A crisp, pepper-dusted exterior surrounds juicy chicken with a savory-sweet marinade. This is a bone-in fried dish and can be shared.

TAIWAN FOOD Taiwanese Fried Chicken
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METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Taste the plain broth before adding a little heat

Taste the plain vermicelli broth first, then add black vinegar, garlic paste, or chili oil in stages. The chili oil has a strong lingering kick, so start with a little and add more only after tasting to preserve the broth's sweetness.

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✨ AI Restaurant Snapshot

This hugely popular Taiwanese classic stands on Section Two of Sanhe Street, only a two-minute walk from Qiyan MRT Station. With more than six hundred online reviews averaging 4.7 stars, the shop is distinctive for combining traditional streetside vermicelli with crisp fried foods in a clean, comfortable, beautifully finished setting. The signature Three Treasures Vermicelli comes generously loaded, and service continues through the afternoon. It is a practical refueling stop where night-shift workers or anyone craving an indulgent afternoon snack can buy serious satisfaction for pocket change.

Uncle's take: Drink the plain broth first to know its foundation. Black vinegar, garlic paste, and chili oil are not a contest in heavy-handedness; the right balance is whatever makes you willing to lift the bowl and drink.
Interior and dining atmosphere:Dine-in seating is limited, but bright décor, air conditioning, and reusable tableware make it more comfortable than a traditional snack stall. A tidy condiment area provides black vinegar, garlic paste, and house chili oil. During busy periods, order first and collect all seasonings in one trip so you do not block traffic by weaving back and forth. Whether food service continues through the afternoon and the day's closing time follow the shop's current notices.
Location and dining notes:The address is 台北市北投區三合街二段 461 號, about a 2-minute walk from Qiyan MRT Station. Cars and scooters must follow local traffic rules; a convenient brief stop should not be presented as guaranteed parking. The house chili oil has a powerful lingering heat, so begin with one small spoonful and add more if needed rather than turning a sweet bowl of vermicelli into chili-oil soup.
● Signature Three Treasures Vermicelli (pork intestine, pork thick soup, oysters)

The signature vermicelli brings together three toppings: intestine, oysters, and pork thick soup. Thoroughly braised intestine is tender, springy, and savory. Small oysters are sweet and juicy, adding a taste of the sea to the broth. The pork thick soup pieces are delicate rather than dry, releasing their marinated aroma as you chew. The vermicelli is thickened just enough to feel soothing and silky without heaviness, while tangy black vinegar and fragrant garlic overlap to give each topping its own focus.

龍線家大腸麵線雞排 (Long Xian Jia Dachang Mianxian Jipai) visit photo
Uncle's take: Fried food depends on the heat of the fryer. Too many bones and too much oil, and even crisp skin only adds sound effects to disappointment.
● Crispy Chicken Cutlet

Crispy Chicken Cutlet is dusted with pepper after frying. The outside is crisp, while the chicken inside stays tender with some chew. Its marinade is savory with a touch of sweetness, juices remain in each bite, and pepper ties the crust to the chicken. Bold on its own, it contrasts crisp with soft and dry fragrance with soothing broth when paired with silky vermicelli. If other fried dishes are on the table, consider sharing the portion.

龍線家大腸麵線雞排 (Long Xian Jia Dachang Mianxian Jipai) visit photo
● Premium Seafood Vermicelli

Premium Seafood Vermicelli places oysters, squid, and shelled short-neck clams in one bowl. The squid is tender and springy, turning sweet with seafood flavor as you chew. Shelled clams are easy to eat and join juicy oysters in adding savoriness to the vermicelli. The gentle broth holds all three kinds of seafood, keeping the noodles silky and each topping distinct. It suits seafood lovers who prefer a less heavy texture.

龍線家大腸麵線雞排 (Long Xian Jia Dachang Mianxian Jipai) visit photo

💡 Ordering notes

On a first visit, use the signature vermicelli to meet the combination of intestine, oysters, and pork thick soup. Seafood fans can choose Premium Seafood Vermicelli for oysters, squid, and short-neck clams in one bowl. Add a Crispy Chicken Cutlet for crunch. Starting with no heat or mild heat makes seasoning easier to control, and sharing the cutlet helps the whole meal keep a lighter rhythm.

  • Location:台北市北投區三合街二段 461 號, about a 2-minute walk from Qiyan Station.
  • Type:Pork-intestine vermicelli, pork thick soup and oyster vermicelli, chicken cutlet, and Taiwanese fried snacks.
  • Highlights:A bright dine-in space and substantial toppings, with self-service black vinegar, garlic paste, and chili oil.
  • Keep in mind:The chili oil has strong lingering heat, while the chicken cutlet has noticeable oiliness and a high proportion of bone; service follows the latest notices.

📌 Editor's Summary

Overall, 龍線家大腸麵線雞排 has thrived beside Qiyan MRT Station for years through its signature Three Treasures Vermicelli, with comfortable richness and lavish portions of intestine and pork thick soup, plus chili oil whose heat practically takes flight. Fresh, tender oysters and an exceptionally clean, comfortable dining room keep it a dependable local favorite around Qiyan when you want to slurp noodles freely and seek the fullest kind of Taiwanese satisfaction.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
112台灣臺北市北投區三合街二段461號
Opening hours
Monday: 10:00 – 20:30
Tuesday: 10:00 – 20:30
Wednesday: 10:00 – 20:30
Thursday: 10:00 – 20:30
Friday: 10:00 – 20:30
Saturday: 10:00 – 20:30
Sunday: 10:00 – 20:30
GETTING THERE

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奇岩站 · Qiyan
About 2 minutes ・about 91 m
Walking About 2 min walk · about 91 m
Distance and time are straight-line estimates. The actual walk may vary because of crossings, underground passages, or footbridges.
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