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No. 2號, Lane 129, Yanji St, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106
It's a interpretation of the modern noodles stall - good food but with higher prices and an upmarket feel. You step in, pick up a shopping bag and choose whatever vegetables you like. You also need to decide what kind of noodles you like - ramen, instant noodles, flat noodles etc. There are many selections of fresh vegetables on a vertical stand. Once you are done with the selections, you go to the counter and pay, then wait for your dish to be cooked. It's a shared table and free seating. The place is small so avoid peak periods. Unfortunately there is only one soup base. No choices. The soup base goes into all the noodle bowl. Thankfully it's really delicious and not salty at all. The only real.downside is the price. Every small item you pick up costs about 20NT. To make up a decent bowl of noodles would set you back by around 160NT. Still it is aively place for vegetarians, especially if you like Asian noodles.
Best veggie noodles as name says this place has one big table for seating not too much crowded and they have more veggie selection than others I felt. They can refill more soup liquid if you need. Choose your own ingredients with type of noodle you want like hotpot but without stove so just enjoy with different sauces. It's filling during cold weather
Healthy and fairly tasty veg hot pot / noodle soup, providing a good variety of fresh ingredients. The space, however, is too small for the number of diners they attract; take away may be a better option. There is only one large table that diners must cram together around, sitting cheek to jowl and hurrying through their meal.
Most of the Vege Creek restaurants I have been to are located in the food court inside malls. This one is a restaurant on its own. The concept is the same. You pick the ingredients you want (type of noodles, veggies, tofu, fake meats, etc). Everything is cooked in a light brown broth. The broth is quite light in flavor, but nice. It’s not too salty. There are condiments you can add to your bowl to add more flavors if you like. They offer mung bean noodles for people who are eating gluten free (remember not to pick fake meats if you are eating gluten free). The mung bean noodles soaks up the flavors of the broth nicely. The servers are very friendly. The food is cooked quickly. The environment is bright and clean. Love this place when I get tired of the usual restaurant food with lots of oil and sodium. Highly recommend.









