Vegan-friendly
Fast food
Take-out
Taiwanese
Noodle stall, at 中正區懷寧街72號之32, serving a variety of noodles, rice dishes, and soups. Ask to leave out MSG (bu yao wei su). No English spoken, but you can point to food. Next to this stall is another small stall selling all vegetarian dumplings and filled steam bun. Open Tue-Sun 7:00am-9:00pm.
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72-32, HuiNing Street (at opposite Taipei train station), Taipei, Taiwan
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Added by eric on 01 Aug 2007
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36 Reviews
First Review by Chia
m94
Points +87
Cosy and delicious - Edit
This was my first food stop in Taiwan. They had an English menu and the staff helped me order. Due to the price I assumed that the dishes would be relatively small so I ordered 4 dishes. They all came together within 5 minutes of ordering. They were huge portions! Couldn’t finish it all and it cost me around $200. The flat noodles with spare rib and the mock meat with rice dish were both exceptional. I’ll definitely be back here.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Cheap, Big portions
Guest
IreneLiow
Points +17
Friendly & Yummy - Edit
A very cozy place with cheap & yummy food. Quite a variety of choices. Love to take away back to hotel to enjoy slowly.
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KuaMinChuen
Points +1840
Traditional Taiwanese Style Vegetarian Food - Edit
This shop offer Traditional Taiwanese Style Sesame Noodles, the sauce is rich and taste very nice,
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Smolphi
Points +154
Small Taiwanese restaurant - Edit
I was looking for another place and accidentaly found this. It is really small and busy there. The menu was huge, two full pages, written in Chinese, English and Japanese. They made the food really fast but it took them a while to stop walking around so I can order. Can take out or eat in. I tried taiwanese vegetarian meat balls, nothing special but still good and satisfied, also really cheap. Spoken English enough to order.
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peas-full
Points +3621
Fast, cheap and with folklore - Edit
The place is worth a visit, especially with a taiwanese friend that can help you out with the menu. I cannot say they were pretending not to use eggs as they were serving omelettes and they were making it right there in a corner of the stall. They definitely use eggs, but I had a nice meal with soup and noodles.
Read moreI recommend this place because it is a good vegetarian restaurant/stall, better then the buffet options that are always closed when I arrive and/or where the food is always almost cold.
Pros: cheap, fun, freshly cooked food
Cons: not vegan/vegetarian owner, menu in chinese only
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JesseD
Points +836
Fast & Cheap, but definitely NOT VEGAN - Edit
As other reviewers have noted, this place is cheap & cheerful, and a good chance to try a more traditional eatery, and so close to the main station. It's also a quick and easy meal.
Read moreHowever, don't be fooled by the claim (on the top of the menu) that it doesn't use egg. There's probably egg in the fake meat, and there's certainly egg (but probably not oyster) in the oyster omelette - I saw the big crate of eggs by the grill. And they don't even claim to not use milk, and I saw milk in the fridge beside my seat.
So the problem is that it's hard to know what doesn't contain fake meat (which probably won't be vegan) so I don't really recommend it, at least if you can't communicate with them in Chinese what you want. And given how busy they were, I doubt there'd be time for that anyway.
If you just want a vegan meal, it would probably be easier to just go around to the Loving Hut a few minutes away.
Pros: cheap, fast, by Taipei Main Station
Cons: difficult to know what's vegan, they say they don't use egg when they do, difficult to understand (English) menu
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convertedcow
Points +120
easy to find, good value for money - Edit
Just across from the west bus station of Taipei main station. Unassuming place. Ask for the English menu if you can't read Chinese. Match the characters from the menu to the order card on the table. Mark on the card how many of each dish you want, hand it to the staff at the cooking area. Definitely recommend the wanton soup and oyster omelette. Food here is typical , unpretentious Taiwanese food.
Read morePros: central location , cheap, tasty
Cons: may appear intimidating for non chinese
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+++VeGaNiSaToR+++
Points +1004
Very cheap and central - Edit
I like this place where you can ask the english menu and eat quickly and for cheap !
Read moreBuddhist place, you will recognise the symbol. No garlic :-(
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Chia
Points +3631
Fast - Edit
Very busy at lunchtime. We ordered a bowl of sesame noodles (ma-jong mien), a noodle soup, both without MSG (no "wei-su"),
Read moreand a side of seaweed ("hai dai"). Food tasted average, a bit on the boring side.
Pros: fast
Cons: small crowded place, boring/average food
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