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這一家
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這一家

Zhe Yi Jia
Local Eats · 文山區
★ 4.3・493 reviews 106 views Closed now
B VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“Self-selected sliced meats, fried-shallot dry noodles, and a wide range of sauces make a market noodle meal more interactive, especially if you enjoy choosing your own pork cuts and braised sides.”

Market-style noodles Choose-your-own sliced meats Family-run across generations
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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
Already at this stop
Depends on your schedule

If you are already at 萬芳醫院站 · Wanfang Hospital, 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
Pick your own plate from the big braising pot

Dried tofu, fried tofu, pork intestine, and crunchy intestine can be combined however you like, then sliced and dressed with thick soy sauce, ginger, and cilantro for both tender and crisp textures.

02
Fried-shallot dry noodles with crisp bean sprouts

Yangchun noodles keep their bite and release warm fried-shallot aroma once mixed with sauce; wonton flat noodles trade the thin noodles for broad ribbons and thin wrappers filled with meat.

THE STORY

The story behind this place

A family-run market noodle tradition

This shop has been carried on by the same family for years, keeping rice-noodle soup, noodles, and sliced braised dishes part of daily eating at Xingde Market. Soup simmers over the red-brick stove while the kitchen boils noodles and slices side dishes; customers carry number clips to choose what they want, then return to wooden tables with a meal assembled to their own taste.

WHAT TO ORDER

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夜班大叔
Sliced Meats & Braised Sides MetroBites visit photo

Sliced Meats & Braised Sides

Build a plate with dried tofu, fried tofu, pork intestine, and crunchy intestine. After slicing, it is topped with thick soy sauce, shredded ginger, and cilantro. Tofu absorbs the braising liquid, meats stay tender and rich, and the intestines become more fragrant as you chew. Sweet-and-sour cucumber adds a refreshing break between heavier bites.

TAIWAN FOOD Lu Wei — Taiwanese Braised Snacks
Yangchun Noodles (Dry, Small) MetroBites visit photo

Yangchun Noodles (Dry, Small)

The thin noodles keep a pleasant bite, while sauce at the bottom brings savoriness and the aroma of fried shallot rises with the steam. Bean sprouts add crunch and moisture. Mix thoroughly before eating so every bite is evenly seasoned, then add small amounts of chili sauce or broad-bean chili sauce if you want another layer.

Wonton Flat Noodles (Dry, Small) MetroBites visit photo

Wonton Flat Noodles (Dry, Small)

Soft, wide flat noodles absorb the sauce and pair with thin-skinned wontons filled generously with meat. Sweet-savory pork and crisp bean sprouts balance one another. If you want soup halfway through, ask the cooking station to add broth and turn the bowl into a warm soup noodle with rich bone and soybean-product flavor.

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

A bowl of noodles with a plate of sliced braised sides

The classic Taiwanese market-noodle routine is laid out in front of you: start with dry noodles or rice-noodle soup, then build a side plate from different pork cuts and soybean products. Thick soy sauce, shredded ginger, and cilantro create the familiar sliced-meat flavor, while chive and chili sauces let each diner shape a different meal.

TAIWAN FOOD GUIDE

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Sit down first and take the table number clip

For dine-in, find a seat first and fill out the order sheet, then take the dedicated number clip from the table when you go choose sliced meats and braised items.

02
Pick your sides, then hand the bowl to the cutting station

Put the side dishes you want into a bowl, clip the table number to the rim, and hand everything to the cutting station. If you are not sure which cut of pork you are looking at, ask the staff first.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Use a spoon to taste sauces in small amounts

There are no dedicated dipping-sauce dishes. Use a spoon to take a little chive sauce, fresh chili, or broad-bean chili sauce, taste first, and add more gradually so the seasoning does not overwhelm the noodles and braised foods.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Visit Note

這一家 is tucked into a lane inside Xingde Market in Wenshan District. Both Wanfang Hospital (萬芳醫院站) and Xinhai (辛亥站) are within a ten-minute walk. This traditional noodle shop has been passed down through three generations of one family. Its staples are dry noodles, rice-noodle soup, wontons, and sliced braised items, making it especially appealing to people who enjoy market walks, old-school noodles, and choosing their own pork cuts and braised sides.

Dining room and atmosphere:Red lanterns are the most visible landmark in the lane. Inside, terrazzo flooring, tiled walls, two-person and four-person wooden tables, and small stools remain in place. A large red-brick stove simmers thick rice noodles and bone broth while the kitchen boils noodles and slices side dishes at a brisk pace. The market-noodle workflow is easy to see. The room is kept clean, regulars still come in during quieter hours, and the atmosphere feels lively and everyday rather than decorated for effect.
Location and dining notes:The address is 台北市文山區興德路6巷4號. Look first for the Xingde Market entrance, then take the fork beside the fruit stall on the right. For dine-in, find a seat and fill out the order slip first. Sliced meats and braised items are self-selected; use the number clip from your table, attach it to the bowl, and hand the bowl to the cutting station. There are no dedicated sauce dishes, so use a spoon for sauces.
● Yangchun Noodles (Dry, Small)

The Yangchun Noodles (Dry, Small) are cooked to keep a comfortable bite rather than turning mushy. Once mixed, the thin noodles are coated by the sauce at the bottom, and fried-shallot aroma rises with the steam. Bean sprouts add moisture and crunch. Mix the noodles thoroughly so every bite is evenly seasoned, then add chili sauce or broad-bean chili sauce if you want to change the flavor.

陽春麵(乾、小)
● Wonton Flat Noodles (Dry, Small)

Wonton Flat Noodles (Dry, Small) combine soft, thin flat noodles with thin-skinned wontons generously filled with meat. The filling brings sweet-savory pork flavor while bean sprouts add a crisp counterpoint. In the dry version, the broad noodles soak up the sauce and contrast with the tender wonton skins. If you want a change halfway through, ask the cooking station to add hot broth, turning the same bowl into a warm soup noodle with rich bone, intestine, and fried-tofu aromas.

餛飩板條(乾、小)
● Sliced Meats, Braised Sides & Cucumber

Sliced meats, braised sides, and cucumber are chosen directly from the large braising pot and counter, including dried tofu, fried tofu, pork intestine, crunchy intestine, meats, and cucumber. After slicing, the plate is topped with thick soy sauce, shredded ginger, and cilantro. The tofu is deeply seasoned, meats are tender and rich, and the cleaned intestines become more aromatic as you chew. Sweet-and-sour old-fashioned cucumber brings a refreshing turn between the heavier braised bites.

黑白切、滷味、小黃瓜
💡 Ordering note

For a first visit, start with a bowl of Yangchun Noodles (Dry, Small) or Wonton Flat Noodles (Dry, Small), then add dried tofu, fried tofu, and one kind of intestine from the self-service section. Different pork cuts can look similar, so ask the shop if you are unsure. Beyond standard seasonings, the sauce area includes chive sauce, fresh chili, and broad-bean chili sauce; try them in small amounts.

  • Location:台北市文山區興德路6巷4號, inside a lane at Xingde Market.
  • Type:Traditional noodles, rice-noodle soup, wontons, and sliced braised foods.
  • Recommended:Yangchun Noodles (Dry, Small), Wonton Flat Noodles (Dry, Small), sliced meats, braised sides, and cucumber.
  • Features:Passed down through three generations, self-service selection from a large braising pot, and many sauce choices.
  • Good for:Market walks, breakfast or lunch, and diners who like old-school flavors and customizable braised sides.

📌 Editor’s summary

這一家 preserves the most charming parts of a market noodle shop almost intact: broth rolls over a red-brick stove, the kitchen keeps boiling noodles and slicing side dishes, and customers carry number clips to the braising pot to choose exactly what they want. Yangchun noodles deliver simple fried-shallot aroma with bean sprouts, Wonton Flat Noodles can shift from dry-mixed to soup, and the sliced plate gains variety from pork intestine, crunchy intestine, soybean products, and sweet-and-sour cucumber. If you enjoy the rhythm of building your own market meal, this three-generation noodle shop leaves a clear memory.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
116台灣臺北市文山區興光里興德路6巷4號
Opening hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 07:00 – 13:30
Wednesday: 07:00 – 13:30
Thursday: 07:00 – 13:30
Friday: 07:00 – 13:30
Saturday: 07:00 – 13:30
Sunday: 07:00 – 13:30
GETTING THERE

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萬芳醫院站 · Wanfang Hospital
About 4 minutes ・about 268 m
Also convenient
BR Wenhu Line
辛亥站 · Xinhai Another nearby station
about 7 min walk · about 516 m
Walking About 4 min walk · about 268 m
Distance and time are straight-line estimates. The actual walk may vary because of crossings, underground passages, or footbridges.
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