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閹豬切仔麵
Exit 2 · about 2 min walk

閹豬切仔麵

Yan Zhu Qie Zai Mian
Local Eats · 新莊區
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A- VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Worth adding to your itinerary

“Dry noodles mixing pink sweet sauce with lard and fried shallots are highly distinctive and worth entering the lanes for an old-fashioned taste.”

Pink sweet sauce Third-generation legacy Assorted offal plates
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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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Worth the walk

If you are already at 頭前庄站 · Touqianzhuang, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

★★★☆☆
WORTH THE DETOUR?
Making a special trip
Good if it fits your route

If you are elsewhere, consider whether it is worth an extra MRT ride just for this place.

WHY VISIT

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Pink sweet sauce creates an old-fashioned bowl

Pink sweet sauce blankets the oil noodles, combining with lard and fried shallots into a sweet-savory onion aroma. Bean sprouts and chives add fresh crunch.

02
Red-cooked pork with varied offal plates

Red-cooked pork is crisp outside and tender within, matched with red sweet sauce and ginger. Pork tongue, heart, diaphragm, and other offal plates can be shared according to taste.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

A third-generation noodle shop continues a neighborhood brunch tradition

閹豬切仔麵 (Yan Zhu Qie Zai Mian) has reached its third generation near Xinzhuang Temple Street and Dahan Bridge, where a morning or midday bowl remains part of regulars' routine. Pink sweet sauce, lard, and fried shallots define the shop, while red-cooked pork and assorted offal keep old-school Taiwanese flavor in a simple meal.

WHAT TO ORDER

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夜班大叔
Dry Noodles MetroBites visit photo

Dry Noodles

Slightly thick oil noodles are soft yet springy. Pink sweet sauce, lard, and fried shallots create sweet-savory onion fragrance, while bean sprouts and chives add crunch. Mix up from the bowl's bottom for the full effect.

TAIWAN FOOD Taiwanese Dry Noodles
Red-Cooked Pork MetroBites visit photo

Red-Cooked Pork

The red coating is crisp, while the sliced meat stays tender and juicy with a little fat for aroma. Red sweet sauce and shredded ginger alternate sweet-savory richness with fresh spice.

Blanched Water Spinach MetroBites visit photo

Blanched Water Spinach

Water spinach has crisp stems and tender leaves, topped with sauce and fried shallots for sweet greens with savory crunchy bits. It provides a fresh vegetable contrast beside dry noodles and red-cooked pork.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

Cut noodles and assorted offal at the neighborhood table

A bowl of dry noodles with several assorted offal plates is the local breakfast or lunch pattern. Pork tongue, heart, diaphragm, and pork belly offer choices, while pink sweet sauce and fried shallots turn familiar Taiwanese noodle-stall flavors into this shop's memorable signature.

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METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Mix from the bottom, then add chili sparingly

While the dry noodles are hot, turn them up from the bottom so the pink sweet sauce, lard, and fried shallots coat them evenly. Taste the sweet-savory original first, then try a little table-side chili sauce if desired.

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✨ AI Quick Take

Hidden in a lane near Baoyuan Temple on Xinzhuang Temple Street and Dahan Bridge, 閹豬切仔麵 (Yan Zhu Qie Zai Mian) is walkable from 頭前庄站 · Touqianzhuang. This third-generation old-fashioned noodle shop has carried its aroma for over eighty years. It is known for dry noodles with pink sweet sauce, red-cooked pork, and assorted offal plates. The storefront is understated but often gathers regulars, making it a worthwhile stop on a Xinzhuang walk for a simple breakfast or midday snack with old-school Taiwanese flavor.

Setting and dining atmosphere:The narrow shop extends inward. A work counter and a row of forward-facing seats sit by the entrance, allowing solo diners to sit quickly, while tables for four are farther inside. Brick walls, simple furniture, and bright lighting form the unpretentious look of an old noodle shop. The interior is tidy and does not feel oppressive despite its width. Peak hours are lively, with brisk ordering, slicing, and serving that convey a neighborhood snack shop in action.
Location and dining notes:The address is 新北市新莊區中正路139號, near Baoyuan Temple on Xinzhuang Temple Street and Dahan Bridge, with convenient walking access from 頭前庄站 · Touqianzhuang. The sign and façade are quiet, so look carefully when entering the lane. Queues are common at popular times, but service and table turnover are quick. When dry noodles arrive, thoroughly mix the pink sweet sauce, lard, and fried shallots while hot. Pair assorted offal with the shop's different chili sauces as desired.
● Dry Noodles

The slightly thick oil noodles are cooked soft but retain spring and never become a mushy mass. Most striking is the pink sweet sauce covering the noodles. Once mixed with lard and fried shallots, it coats every strand, bringing sweet-savory flavor first and shallot aroma next, without heat. Bean sprouts and chives add crunch. Turn everything up from the bowl's bottom for a complete flavor.

乾麵原圖
● Red-Cooked Pork

The outer coating of the red-cooked pork is fried crisp without scratching the mouth. Inside, the meat is tender and juicy, with a little fat that never feels greasy. A gentle sauce aroma rests on the surface, with the shop's red sweet sauce and shredded ginger alongside. Dipping adds a sweet-savory layer, while ginger alternates rich aroma with fresh spice.

紅燒肉原圖
● Blanched Water Spinach

The day's blanched greens include water spinach, cooked so the stems stay crisp and the leaves tender. Their natural sweetness remains without toughness or astringency. Sauce and a generous handful of fried shallots add savory flavor and tiny crunchy pieces. Beside dry noodles and red-cooked pork, the greens balance lard and fried richness.閹豬切仔麵 (Yan Zhu Qie Zai Mian) visit photo


💡 Ordering note

First-time visitors can use Dry Noodles as the main, adding Red-Cooked Pork and Blanched Water Spinach to cover pink sweet sauce, fried meat, and fresh vegetables at once. Fans of offal can choose pork tongue, heart, diaphragm, skin, or pork belly. Try the original flavor before adding a little of the table-side chili sauces to recognize the old shop's condiments.

  • Location:新北市新莊區中正路139號, near 頭前庄站 · Touqianzhuang, Baoyuan Temple on Xinzhuang Temple Street, and Dahan Bridge.
  • Type:Old-fashioned cut noodles and assorted offal snacks.
  • Recommended:Dry Noodles, Red-Cooked Pork, and Blanched Water Spinach.
  • Features:A third-generation shop over eighty years old, known for its pink sweet sauce.
  • Best for:Solo diners or small groups who enjoy old-school Taiwanese flavors, noodles, and assorted offal.

📌 Editor's summary

閹豬切仔麵 (Yan Zhu Qie Zai Mian) is easy to miss, yet its third-generation history and more than eighty years of flavor make it a distinctive stop around Xinzhuang Temple Street. The long, narrow shop retains a traditional noodle stall's brisk rhythm, with front seats for a quick solo bowl and inner tables for sharing offal. Pink sweet sauce and fried shallots define the Dry Noodles, Red-Cooked Pork adds crisp exterior and tender meat, and Blanched Water Spinach restores fresh balance. Walking from 頭前庄站 · Touqianzhuang, watch for the subdued façade and allow flexibility for peak-time crowds.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
242台灣新北市新莊區文明里中正路139號
Opening hours
Monday: 06:40 – 13:00
Tuesday: 06:40 – 13:00
Wednesday: 06:40 – 13:00
Thursday: 06:40 – 13:00
Friday: 06:40 – 13:00
Saturday: 06:40 – 13:00
Sunday: Closed
GETTING THERE

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頭前庄站 · Touqianzhuang
Exit 2 · about 2 min walk · about 150 m
Also convenient
Exit 1 Another exit at the same station
about 3 min walk · about 203 m
Walking About 2 min from Exit 2 · about 150 m
Distance and time are straight-line estimates. The actual walk may vary because of crossings, underground passages, or footbridges.
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