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Hamasen Lu's Shantou Noodles

哈瑪星呂汕頭麵

Hamasen Lu's Shantou Noodles (哈瑪星呂汕頭麵)Photo: Xmhaoyu, CC BY 3.0

Representative photo of Shantou noodles, not taken at this shop.

Shantou immigrants brought these noodles over, and the stand at the Daitian Temple plaza is 60-plus years old. Order the dry noodles tossed in lard and garlic.

Point to order

哈瑪星呂汕頭麵

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Useful phrases

  • 請給我這個This one, please
  • 這個兩份Two of these, please
  • 內用To eat here
  • 外帶To take away
  • 不要辣Not spicy, please
  • 不要香菜No coriander, please
  • 我吃素I'm vegetarian
  • 多少錢?How much is it?

What to order

Shantou dry noodlesPhoto: Jpatokal, CC BY-SA 4.0

汕頭乾麵

Shantou dry noodles

Plain noodles, fine or thick, topped with thin slices of pork, bean sprouts, lard, shallot oil and garlic paste, then dressed with a house sauce of Chinese herbs steeped for months in liquor. There is no minced-pork sauce, so toss it well before eating.

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Wonton soupPhoto: bryan... from Taipei, Taiwan, CC BY-SA 2.0

餛飩湯

Wonton soup

Thin-skinned wontons with a generous filling. Locals order a bowl alongside the dry noodles.

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Braised snack platterPhoto: Riblet15, CC BY-SA 4.0

大拼盤

Braised snack platter

A mixed plate of the shop's braised snacks: dried tofu, braised egg, squid, thin-sliced pork cuts and intestine, served with a licorice-seasoned soy paste, ginger and a little sesame oil.

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On the itinerary: Hamasen to Cijin by Ferry

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