In Xinyi District, one of the most renowned cold noodle shops is undoubtedly "Air Force Cold Noodles." It has been around for many years, but the name might puzzle some people. If you're curious, you can search for it online. The dining space is also decorated with religious symbols, which adds a unique twist. It's uncommon to see so many religious items used to decorate a restaurant.
Another interesting aspect is the combination of two food trucks that make up the shop. Upon entering, the first truck specializes in making cold noodles and miso soup. The other truck, on the right side of the entrance, handles the preparation of other dishes. For instance, many people recommend the Sha Cha Dry Noodles and Geng Soup, which are prepared by the right-hand truck.
The large portion of cold noodles here is even bigger than the large portions at other places! The amount is significantly more generous, with an ample and hearty serving. In fact, what they consider a small portion here might be equivalent to a large portion elsewhere, or possibly even more. Additionally, they don't skimp on the sauce; it's generously poured over the noodles, ensuring that every strand is well-coated. This is crucial because the sauce is rich and requires some time to mix thoroughly. The garlic and vinegar flavors are not overpowering, and the sesame sauce is mild and smooth. Overall, there isn't any one standout flavor, but rather a balanced and simple taste. Whether you find it delicious or not really depends on personal preference. Are there better-tasting options out there? Of course, but for some people, the priority is just to have a satisfying meal within normal expectations. The miso soup has a slightly sweet aftertaste, and it's quite filling with plenty of ingredients, especially tofu.
The chili on the table is quite fragrant—it's mildly spicy!
The braised food counter is also quite popular. You can pick and choose your items yourself and then hand them to the staff.
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營業時間：0630~1430（周一公休）
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