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一流二事 素椒麵 1624 Noodle Bar
Exit 1 · about 1 min walk

一流二事 素椒麵 1624 Noodle Bar

1624 Noodle Bar
Chinese Cuisine, Noodles, Local Eats · 中山區
★ 4.4・947 reviews 165 views Closed now
B+ VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Worth a stop if nearby

“Clear numbing fragrance, gently hot chili oil, and chewy noodles make the vegetarian-pepper noodles worth a stop, with shrimp and wonton variations. The bright compact room suits small groups sharing Sichuan sides.”

Dry noodles with Sichuan pepper and chili oil Choice of thick or thin noodles Orange corner noodle bar
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 雙連站 · Shuanglian, 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?

01
Clear numbing aroma with gentle heat

Sichuan pepper and chili oil open up after mixing, while thick noodles stay chewy and carry sauce—ideal for aromatic-spice lovers who still want minced meat or shrimp flavor.

02
Change textures with chicken and wontons

Tender chicken thigh, crisp cabbage, peanuts, and lightly garlicky sauce in Strange-Flavour Mouthwatering Chicken contrast with silky chili-oil wontons. Sharing adds textures beyond noodles.

03
Window light and wood soften the orange room

Orange walls, wood frames, plants, sculptural stools, and window light brighten this small noodle bar and offer a relaxed glimpse of the street.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

Expressing cultural exchange through noodles

一流二事 uses ‘1624’ to evoke Taiwan's cultural exchange, centering Chengdu-style sujiao noodles while creating its own Taiwanese interpretation. The original Minsheng West Road shop opened in 2022, month 2, bringing fragrant, numbing noodles into a bright, light space at this orange corner.

WHAT TO ORDER

First time here? Start with these

Editors
夜班大叔
Classic Sichuan Sujiao Noodle Set MetroBites visit photo

Classic Sichuan Sujiao Noodle Set

Minced meat and scallion cover broad, thick noodles. Mixed together, savory meat, numbing pepper, and mild chili oil cling to the strands. The chewy noodles contrast with a crisp garnish. A good first order for learning the house sauce, focused on aromatic numbness rather than fierce heat.

Fire-Seared Shrimp Sujiao Noodle Set MetroBites visit photo

Fire-Seared Shrimp Sujiao Noodle Set

Stir-fried small shrimp and scallion top the noodles, their seafood sweetness remaining clear through pepper and chili oil. Once mixed, chewy thick noodles, shrimp, and crisp garnish alternate while sauce clings well. Choose it for a marine twist beyond the classic.

Sujiao Wontons in Chili Oil MetroBites visit photo

Sujiao Wontons in Chili Oil

Large wontons hold generous pork filling, their silky skins coated with peppery chili oil and a touch of acidity. Scallion, crushed peanuts, and crisp garnish add freshness, nuttiness, and texture. Mildly hot, they provide a new texture beside dry noodles.

TAIWAN FOOD Wontons & Chili-Oil Wontons
A TASTE OF TAIWAN

A different face of Chengdu noodles in Taipei

Starting with Chengdu sujiao noodles, the shop adds a Taiwanese interpretation. Minced meat, Sichuan pepper, and chili oil anchor the classic, while the fire-seared shrimp version adds seafood. The same dry noodles change character through toppings.

TAIWAN FOOD GUIDE

Taiwan flavors worth knowing here

Start with a dish and see where it fits in Taiwan's food culture.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Take a sheet, find a seat, then order at the counter

Seats are limited. Take an order sheet and find a place, then bring your choices to the counter.

02
Choose thick or thin noodles by texture

Choose thick noodles for firm bounce and strong sauce cling, or thin noodles for a finer texture. The classic has minced meat and the chili-oil wontons contain pork, so note the ingredients.

FULL VISIT

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Localized full visit

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✨ AI Food Scout's Quick Take

一流二事素椒麵 sits in a Minsheng West Road lane between Zhongshan and Shuanglian, walkable from 雙連站 · Shuanglian. Chengdu-style sujiao noodles lead, defined by fragrant Sichuan pepper, house chili oil, and springy noodles, with fire-seared shrimp, chili-oil wontons, and mouthwatering chicken as alternatives. The conspicuous orange corner suits diners who enjoy aromatic, numbing, gently hot layers in a brisk noodle meal.

Setting and atmosphere:Saturated orange runs across walls, floor, and pots, softened by wood frames and plants so the corner is recognizable from the lane. The small interior adds window seating that brings in daylight and views of pedestrians near the park. Four-person tables, window seats, and tofu-shaped wooden stools feel playful, while storage boxes by table legs hold bags.
Location and dining notes:The address is 台北市中山區民生西路66巷17號, on a lane corner behind Exit 1 of 雙連站 · Shuanglian. Follow the long park to the orange storefront. Seats are limited and fill at meals; take an order sheet, find a place, then order at the counter. Choose thick noodles for pronounced chew and sauce cling, or thin noodles for a finer texture.
● Classic Sichuan Sujiao Noodle Set

This set combines minced meat, scallion, and broad thick noodles with a crisp garnish at the rim. Once mixed, savory meat permeates the noodles as Sichuan pepper and mildly hot chili oil intertwine without bitterness or harshness. The thick noodles are moderately firm, resilient, and good at holding sauce; eaten with the crisp piece, chew and crunch stand out.

川味經典素椒麵套餐
● Fire-Seared Shrimp Sujiao Noodle Set

Stir-fried small shrimp and scallion cover the sujiao noodles in a visibly generous amount. Seafood flavor still comes through the peppery sauce. Mixed through, shrimp sweetness meets numbing fragrance; chewy thick noodles catch chili oil and sauce, while the crisp garnish rotates the textures from springy to soft to crunchy.

火燒蝦素椒麵套餐
● Sujiao Wontons in Chili Oil

Large wontons contain generous pork filling and sit in numbing chili-oil sauce, topped with scallion and crushed peanuts. The oil carries pepper fragrance and a touch of bright acidity with moderate heat. Peanuts bring crunch and nuttiness, while silky wrapper, meat, and crisp garnish create multiple textures.

素椒紅油抄手
● Strange-Flavour Mouthwatering Chicken

Sliced chicken thigh rests on shredded cabbage beneath sauce flavored with Sichuan pepper oil, light garlic, and salt, then crushed peanuts and cilantro. The chicken is tender; cabbage retains crispness after taking up sauce. Its numbing heat is restrained rather than relentlessly intense, making it good to share between bites of aromatic dry noodles.

怪味口水雞
Uncle's words of wisdom: a memorable noodle bowl need not be brutally hot. Clean Sichuan-pepper fragrance and noodles with backbone reveal themselves naturally when you mix to the bottom.
💡 Ordering Notes

First-timers can learn the minced meat, pepper, and chili-oil base through the Classic Sichuan Sujiao Noodle Set; choose Fire-Seared Shrimp Sujiao Noodle Set for seafood. Thick noodles give stronger bite, while thin noodles take sauce more evenly. Groups can share Sujiao Wontons in Chili Oil or Strange-Flavour Mouthwatering Chicken for textures beyond noodles.

  • Location:台北市中山區民生西路66巷17號, near 雙連站 · Shuanglian.
  • Type:Chengdu-style sujiao noodles, wontons, and Sichuan sides.
  • Recommended:Classic Sichuan Sujiao Noodle Set, Fire-Seared Shrimp Sujiao Noodle Set, Sujiao Wontons in Chili Oil, and Strange-Flavour Mouthwatering Chicken.
  • Features:Fragrant Sichuan pepper, mildly hot chili oil, springy noodles, and a distinctive orange corner storefront.
  • Good for:Fans of numbing dry noodles, small groups, or diners sharing several Sichuan sides.

📌 Editor's Summary

一流二事素椒麵 first catches the eye with orange, then returns focus to pepper, chili oil, and noodles. The classic uses minced meat to support the sauce, while fire-seared shrimp adds seafood; both reveal chew and sauce cling through thick noodles. Chili-oil wontons combine silky skins, pork, and peanut pieces, while mouthwatering chicken changes pace with tender meat and crisp cabbage. Limited seating still feels bright through full-height windows, wood, and playful stools. Near 雙連站 · Shuanglian, follow the orange corner for dry noodles whose numbing aroma stays clear without heat overwhelming other flavors.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
10491台灣臺北市中山區民安里民生西路66巷17號
Opening hours
Monday: 11:30 – 20:00
Tuesday: 11:30 – 20:00
Wednesday: 11:30 – 20:00
Thursday: 11:30 – 20:00
Friday: 11:30 – 21:00
Saturday: 11:30 – 21:00
Sunday: 11:30 – 20:00
GETTING THERE

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雙連站 · Shuanglian
Exit 1 · about 1 min walk · about 55 m
Also convenient
Exit 2 Another exit at the same station
about 2 min walk · about 89 m
Walking About 1 min from Exit 1 · about 55 m
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