Dishwalking in Yilan
Rou-geng, bo-rou, and gao-zha (Yilan specialties)
36 shops listed
By district
番割田甕缸雞
Selected for 500 Bowls 2025.
財記臭豆腐
Selected for 500 Bowls 2026. Signature: stinky tofu.
阿娘給的蒜味肉羹
Selected for 500 Bowls 2023. Signature: rou-geng.
春捲伯
Selected for 500 Bowls 2026. Signature: spring roll.
復興路炸醬麵 宜蘭
Selected for 500 Bowls 2024–2026. Signature: zhajiang noodles.
正好鮮肉小籠包-礁溪店
Selected for 500 Bowls 2024–2025. Signature: xiaolongbao.
吳記花生捲冰淇淋
Selected for 500 Bowls 2023. Signature: peanut ice-cream roll.
文昌炸醬麵(無分店）
Selected for 500 Bowls 2023. Signature: zhajiang noodles.
大成羊排麵‧牛肉麵
Selected for 500 Bowls 2026. Signature: beef noodles.
聯發冰工坊
An old ice shop on Qingyun Road in Toucheng — the peanut ice roll wraps peanut powder and cilantro in a spring-roll skin, the fruit flavors all-natural.
好運牛湯麵
Selected for 500 Bowls 2025.
礁溪香腸伯
A roadside grilled-sausage stall on Wufeng Road in Jiaoxi — charcoal-grilled glutinous-rice sausage wrapped around pork sausage, a line even on weekdays.
大麵章
Sesame paste noodles that smell great the moment you toss them, with the owner topping up your soup from a big tin ladle — a 60-year-old queue institution in Yilan.
蒸餃阿姨
Selected for 500 Bowls 2026. Signature: steamed dumplings.
幸福滿味食堂
A tin-roof eatery by the sea in Toucheng — crisp-fried mackerel outside and tender within, with insiders ordering a plate of wok-fired rice first.
礁溪包子饅頭專賣店
A bun-and-mantou specialist on Zhongshan Road in Jiaoxi — springy skin and honest filling, limited to 5 buns and 2 mantou per person.
宜蘭農權路炸醬麵
A roadside noodle stall on Nongquan Road — sesame paste and zhajiang sauce mixed into the noodles, so rich it turns cloying by the end, a regulars' sweet burden.
五結阿賢碳烤燒餅店
A famous charcoal-grilled shao-bing shop on Wujie Road — snapped up fresh from the oven, with cabbage and chive cakes most recommended.
火生餛飩麵店
An old noodle stall on Shennong Road — thin-skinned, generously filled wontons, with soy-sauce dry noodles and pork head meat the regulars' way.
陳記當歸鴨（創始店）
The original angelica-duck shop on Zhongzheng S. Road in Luodong — sliced-duck rice with angelica mutton soup, the duck rice gone if you come late.
小涼園冰果室
Red bean milk shaved ice topped with pudding, and an eight-treasure ice piled past the rim of the bowl — an old ice shop in Toucheng.
阿茂麵攤
Sesame paste noodles with a light, black-sesame aroma instead of the usual heavy sauce, at a noodle stall in Toucheng running over 60 years.
南館懷念排骨麵
A rib fried, then stewed until it slips off the bone, resting in clear broth — mornings at Yilan's Nanguan Market start with this bowl.
崔記小館
A northern eatery on Linsen Road in Luodong — hand-folded soup dumplings with scallion pancakes, a hit with lines to the corner.
仙草爸
A grass-jelly specialist with lines on Minzu Road in Yilan — the signature grass jelly has held a high standard for years, a gourmands' star item.
信利號阿塗貓耳朵
A shop founded in 1942 — cat's-ear noodles, fish balls, and tofu simmered together into one mixed-soup bowl.
美津早餐店
A breakfast shop on Zhongshan Road in Su'ao with lines out to the road — steamed pork buns and griddled dan-bing are the regulars' morning ritual.
清香小吃部
A re-chao spot on Zhonghua Road in Luodong — no fixed menu, the owner recommending cooking styles by the day's fresh seafood.
第一魯肉飯.肉羹店
A breakfast lu-rou-fan shop on Xihou Street in Yilan — weekday mornings only, with rou-geng soup and braised tofu the regulars' staples.
長弘早點
A breakfast stall 90% of Yilan folks recommend — often sold out before 11am.
素人食堂
A vegetarian set-meal shop on Lanfeng Road in Yilan — cheese curry rice and herbal-medicine soup noodles, hearty even fully vegan.
光輝海鮮料理
A roadside seafood stall on Jiangxia Road in Su'ao — the owner sells whatever he catches, with grilled fish and miso fish soup as hidden gems.
黃家魚丸米粉專賣店
Handmade fish balls shaped and boiled to order, with a choice of rice noodles or wheat noodles — a fish ball specialist in Yuanshan.
無名蔥油餅
Made the traditional griddle-baked way with a strong pepper aroma, and just as good cold — an unmarked scallion pancake stall.
牛哥小吃部
A stir-fry snack shop on Ren'ai Road in Su'ao — sashimi sliced to order, sesame-oil twin kidneys a regulars' drinking snack.
柯家紅豆餅
A roadside stall in Jiaoxi grilling red-bean cakes to order — red bean, cream, or peanut, thin-skinned and piping hot.