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沐曦朝食 Moon C Brunch
Exit 4 · about 16 min walk

沐曦朝食 Moon C Brunch

Moon C Brunch
Brunch · 永和區
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LISTED VISITOR RATING
METROBITES VISITOR RATING
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“The range is the strength: a Chinese plate of egg crepe, radish cake, and bacon; a peanut ham-cheese-egg sandwich with fried sides; spicy kung pao noodles; and sweet-savory taro pork-floss toast. The bright shop supports solo seats and four-person tables.”

Sweet-savory taro pork-floss toast Peanut-butter sandwich Egg-crepe and radish-cake plate
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
No need to walk over just for it

If you are already at 萬隆站 · Wanlong, 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
Four breakfast textures in the Chinese set

Soft plain egg crepe, firm rice-textured radish cake, fried egg, and lightly oily salty bacon remain distinct on one familiar plate.

02
Kung pao chicken noodles bring breakfast heat

Noodles absorb savory kung pao sauce, gentle heat, and dried-chili fragrance; juicy chicken and a soft fried egg round it into a richer morning choice.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Editors
夜班大叔
Pressed Taro and Pork-Floss Toast MetroBites visit photo

Pressed Taro and Pork-Floss Toast

Golden grill marks make the toast crisp before soft bread and layered filling. Fine taro paste is restrained in sweetness; salty fibrous pork floss creates change in every bite for anyone who wants taro without a purely sweet breakfast.

Classic Set MetroBites visit photo

Classic Set

A peanut ham-cheese-egg sandwich layers lettuce and tomato, with peanut butter linking sweet and savory fillings. Crisp fries and softer sweet-potato balls alternate with the stacked sandwich for varied texture.

Kung Pao Chicken Noodles MetroBites visit photo

Kung Pao Chicken Noodles

Springy noodles wear an even kung pao sauce: savory first, then gentle heat and dried-chili fragrance. Tender chicken adds substance and a fried egg rounds the spice with soft richness.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

A breakfast table of egg crepe, radish cake, and toast

The Chinese set combines egg crepe, radish cake, fried egg, and bacon, while peanut toast or kung pao noodles offer alternatives. Familiar Eastern and Western breakfasts share a menu, moving from soft crepe and dense rice cake to crisp pressed toast.

FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Take a menu left and mark it at your seat

Menus are on the left inside. Choose at your seat, mark the order sheet, and take it to the counter.

02
Self-serve utensils and condiments

Pick up needed utensils and condiments from the self-service area, adding sauces sparingly to taste.

03
Return the tray after your meal

After eating, take your tray to the return station to complete the self-service process.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Taste breakfast from mild to spicy in stages

When sharing, begin with mild egg crepe and radish cake, move to peanut or taro-pork-floss sweetness, and finish with kung pao noodles. Gradually deepening flavor keeps rice, peanut, taro, and spice distinct.

FULL VISIT

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Localized full visit

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🤖 AI Editor's Quick Take

Moon C Brunch puts traditional breakfast plates, generous sandwiches, Chinese mixed noodles, and inventive pressed toast on one menu for mornings when companions want different things. The Chinese set is familiar and filling, the Classic Set pairs a peanut sandwich with fried sides, Kung Pao Chicken Noodles bring mild heat, and Pressed Taro and Pork-Floss Toast seals sweet and savory filling in crisp bread. The point is easy switching by mood, not novelty for its own sake.

Setting and dining atmosphere:The compact shop mainly has four-person tables and solo wall seats, so eating alone feels natural. Bright, simple, and warm, its fresh tableware and colors energize the abundant breakfasts. Guests keep arriving later on weekday mornings; the room grows lively when full, while seating still serves groups and solo diners.
Location and dining notes:The address is 新北市永和區成功路二段77號, near Xiulang Bridge Station. Menus sit to the left of the entrance; mark an order at your seat and take it to the counter. Condiments and utensils are self-serve, and trays go to the return station afterward. Sets, toast, burgers, noodles, and drinks abound, so first choose a Chinese or Western direction, then add sides.
Chinese Set

Plain egg crepe, radish cake, fried egg, and bacon keep four familiar breakfast identities. The crepe is soft, bacon adds salt without heavy grease, egg gives its familiar aroma, and radish cake provides a firm rice-made texture. No single item dominates; small portions combine into complete fullness.

中式套餐

Classic Set

Cut open, the peanut ham-cheese-egg sandwich clearly shows lettuce, tomato, ham, cheese, and egg, linked by sweet-savory peanut butter that is fragrant but not cloying. Crisp fries and soft-centered sweet-potato balls are best hot and add more texture than a sandwich alone.

經典套餐

Kung Pao Chicken Noodles

Evenly coated noodles begin savory, followed by gentle heat and dried-chili aroma. Tender juicy chicken complements springy noodles and concentrated sauce; a fried egg softens the spice with a mellow yolk. Richer than typical breakfast noodles, it suits mornings craving a definite kick.

宮保雞丁麵

Pressed Taro and Pork-Floss Toast

Golden grill marks make the crust crisp before soft bread and abundant filling. Fine taro paste keeps natural fragrance and controlled sweetness; salty fibrous pork floss meets it in every bite. Visible layers and matching heat are best enjoyed fresh, offering inventive toast without becoming mere dessert.

芋泥肉鬆熱壓吐司
A good breakfast need not choose one direction: Chinese, Western, sweet, and savory can each find their place in the morning.
💡 Editor's way to eat

Groups can share the Chinese set and pressed toast, then use Kung Pao Chicken Noodles as the spicy main. Move from mild egg crepe and radish cake to peanut or taro sweetness, finishing with kung pao sauce so flavor rises without confusion.

  • Type:Breakfast, brunch, toast, and noodles.
  • Seating:Four-person tables alongside solo wall seats.
  • Process:Mark the order at your seat, self-serve utensils and sauces, and return the tray afterward.
  • Range:Many Chinese and Western sets and inventive pressed toasts.
  • Reminder:With a large menu, decide on a Chinese or Western direction first.

🍽 Recommendation Summary

Moon C Brunch suits groups balancing different breakfast preferences. The Chinese set is simple and varied; the Classic Set feels abundant with its peanut ham-cheese-egg sandwich; Kung Pao Chicken Noodles bring spicy fullness; and Pressed Taro and Pork-Floss Toast is memorable for crisp bread and sweet-savory filling. Though compact, solo and group seats are well arranged, and the clear self-service flow supports both a quick meal and a leisurely weekend breakfast.

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4.7
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STORE INFORMATION

Store information

Address
234台灣新北市永和區成功路二段77號
Opening hours
Monday: 06:00 – 13:00
Tuesday: 06:00 – 13:00
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 06:00 – 13:00
Friday: 06:00 – 13:00
Saturday: 06:00 – 13:00
Sunday: 06:00 – 13:00
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GETTING THERE

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萬隆站 · Wanlong
Exit 4 · about 16 min walk · about 1226 m
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Exit 1 Another exit at the same station
about 16 min walk · about 1227 m
Walking About 16 min from Exit 4 · about 1226 m
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