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鴻福擔仔麵
About 2 min walk

鴻福擔仔麵

Hong Fu Danzai Noodles
Local Eats · 文山區
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B+ VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Worth a stop if nearby

“The generous clams and lightly sweet broth give a concrete reason to visit, while Japanese-style beef rice and Thai fish add variety for two diners who want both hot soup and dishes to share.”

Half-jin clam noodle soup Taiwanese, Japanese, and Thai dishes Everyday alley eatery
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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
Worth the walk

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 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
Half a jin of clams brings sweetness into the soup

Clams blanket the bowl and their juices melt into pork-bone broth simmered from natural ingredients. The soup stays lightly sweet and not greasy, letting both seafood and noodles taste clear.

02
Three cuisines unfold inside a Taiwanese noodle shop

One small shop puts Taiwanese soup noodles, Japanese beef donburi, and Thai lemon sea bass on the same table. From lightly sweet to rich savory to tangy-spicy, two diners can easily taste the differences.

03
Sesame tofu and vegetables add a cool transition

Chilled tender tofu and crisp green vegetables are coated in smooth sesame sauce with nutty depth and bonito aroma. The cool temperature and vegetable sweetness bring a clean break from the heat and savory richness of noodles and rice.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup MetroBites visit photo

Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup

Half a jin of clams covers the bowl, with plump, springy meat that still releases juice when bitten. Pork-bone broth simmered from natural ingredients absorbs the clams’ savor yet stays lightly sweet rather than oily. The noodles take up the seafood broth too, linking the sweetness of clam, soup, and noodles for diners who prefer a clean hot broth.

Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi MetroBites visit photo

Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi

Beef belly and onion are cooked down into a dark savory glaze that seeps into the rice. A soft egg in the center has an onsen-egg-like silkiness; once broken, the yolk coats beef and grains and rounds off the saltiness. Scallion adds a fresh sharp note, keeping the rich beef bowl layered and lively.

Thai Lemon Sea Bass MetroBites visit photo

Thai Lemon Sea Bass

Thick-cut sea bass is topped with a Thai sauce of minced garlic, chili, and herbs. Acidity arrives first, followed by heat and savory seasoning. The fish stays tender, fine-fibered, and moist, contrasting with the vivid sauce. The sauce at the bottom is good with rice, and the dish is substantial enough for two people to share.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

A cross-cuisine table in a neighborhood noodle shop

The shop extends the familiar format of a Taiwanese noodle shop by putting Japanese rice bowls and Thai sweet-sour-spicy fish on the same menu. Lightly sweet soup noodles, egg yolk mixed into rice, and lemon-scented sauce each have a clear role, letting one meal move from familiar noodles to different seasonings and making sharing easy.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Choose your noodle type first

Soup noodles come with choices such as rice noodles, thin rice vermicelli, and yellow noodles; decide which noodle you prefer when ordering.

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Clear some space in the clam noodle bowl first

The clams nearly cover the entire bowl. Eat a few first and move empty shells aside before lifting the noodles underneath—it makes the soup noodles much easier to handle.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Visit Notes

鴻福擔仔麵 is tucked into an alley opposite Wanfang Hospital. The name sounds like a traditional Taiwanese noodle stall, but the menu crosses Chinese soup noodles, Japanese rice bowls, and Thai dishes. Pork-bone broth simmered from natural ingredients, a generous amount of clams, soft-egg beef donburi, and tangy-spicy sea bass give this small shop a wider flavor range than expected. Plating is careful and ingredients have a clear presence, making it suitable for one person eating noodles or two people adding a cold dish or fish to share.

Interior and dining atmosphere:The shop sits in an alley off Xinglong Road with a plain, understated exterior that is easy to pass without looking for it. The dining room is small and tightly arranged but kept clean, with adequate air-conditioning. Blue-and-white serving ware adds detail to the simple space. Wanfang Hospital, schools, and commuter traffic nearby bring both dine-in and takeout crowds at busy mealtimes. The scale feels like a friendly snack shop, while the plating and cross-cuisine dishes have the feel of a small eatery.
Location and dining tips:The address is 台北市文山區興隆路三段112巷2弄20號. It is convenient from Wanfang Hospital, but you need to turn into the alley opposite the hospital. Soup noodles can be ordered with rice noodles, thin rice vermicelli, or yellow noodles, so confirm the type you prefer. Two diners can pair one main with a Thai or sesame side. The Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup comes with many clams; clear some shells away first so it is easier to lift the noodles underneath.
Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup

When Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup arrives, the noodles are almost hidden under a dense layer of clams, amounting to half a jin. The clams are cooked just right, with plump springy meat that retains its juices and naturally seasons the soup below. The broth is made from pork bones and natural ingredients, tasting lightly sweet and clean rather than oily. Once the shells are moved aside, the noodles underneath have absorbed both clam savor and the broth’s sweetness, creating a seafood noodle soup built around generous ingredients but still keeping a light profile.

滿出來的蛤蜊湯麵
Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi

Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi covers white rice with beef belly and onion, adds a soft egg in the center, then finishes with scallion and sesame. The beef is cooked to a deep glossy color, and the savory sauce seeps into both onion and rice. Break the egg and mix it through: the yolk brings an onsen-egg-like silkiness that rounds the seasoning. Scallion adds a fresh bite. Each mouthful gets beef, rice, and egg, suited to diners who prefer a richer rice bowl.

半熟蛋蔥花牛肉丼飯
Thai Lemon Sea Bass

Thai Lemon Sea Bass uses thick-cut fish topped with a Thai sauce containing minced garlic, chili, and herbs. The flesh stays tender and fine, while bright acidity opens the appetite before heat and savory notes follow. The sauce at the bottom pairs naturally with rice and offsets the fish’s mildness. This is not a small garnish dish but a complete fish preparation suitable for two people to share, and it shows the kitchen reaches beyond Taiwanese noodles.

泰式檸香鱸魚
Sesame Tofu with Vegetables

Sesame Tofu with Vegetables places chilled tofu and green vegetables in a deep bowl, coats them with smooth sesame sauce, and adds bonito flakes for aroma. The tofu is tender and refreshing, the vegetables stay juicy and crisp, and the sesame brings a nutty richness. Mixed together, the dish feels smooth without becoming only heavy sauce. It works well between bites of soup noodles or donburi, using cool temperature and vegetable sweetness to soften the heat and savor of the mains.

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💡 Ordering notes

Dining alone, choose either Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup or Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi. With two people, add Thai Lemon Sea Bass or Sesame Tofu with Vegetables to better compare tangy-spicy, sesame, and seafood-broth flavors. Pick clams for a lightly sweet hot soup, beef donburi for richer rice, Thai sea bass to pair with rice, and sesame tofu to add a cooler rhythm to the table.

  • Location:台北市文山區興隆路三段112巷2弄20號, near Wanfang Hospital.
  • Type:Taiwanese soup noodles, Japanese donburi, and Thai dishes.
  • Recommended:Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup, Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi, Thai Lemon Sea Bass, Sesame Tofu with Vegetables.
  • Highlights:Natural pork-bone broth, visibly generous seafood, and a menu spanning Chinese, Japanese, and Thai directions.
  • Good for:Solo noodle meals, students and commuters, or two people sharing several dishes.

📌 Editor’s take

鴻福擔仔麵 combines the friendliness of a traditional noodle shop with Chinese, Japanese, and Thai directions in one small space. Overflowing Clam Noodle Soup relies on half a jin of clams and a lightly sweet broth, Soft-Egg Scallion Beef Donburi uses soft egg to round out savory beef, Thai Lemon Sea Bass is tangy, spicy, and tender, and Sesame Tofu with Vegetables brings a cool, appetizing break. The storefront is understated, seating is limited, and takeout traffic is noticeable at busy times. If you are near Wanfang Hospital and want a small meal that is not monotonous, the menu covers hot soup, rice, and sharing dishes in one stop.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
116台灣臺北市文山區興得里興隆路三段112巷2弄20號
Opening hours
Monday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:30
Tuesday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
Wednesday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
Thursday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
Friday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
Saturday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
Sunday: 11:00 – 14:00, 17:00 – 20:00
GETTING THERE

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萬芳醫院站 · Wanfang Hospital
About 2 minutes ・about 115 m
Walking About 2 min walk · about 115 m
Distance and time are straight-line estimates. The actual walk may vary because of crossings, underground passages, or footbridges.
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