Luzhou District, New Taipei City｜麻油豬（臨時休息會公佈於FB粉專）

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When I went to Luzhou Miaokou Night Market for dinner again, I accidentally discovered a delicious sesame oil noodle stall, located next to the famous mutton cuisine stall. We often hear about and eat sesame oil chicken and sesame oil kidneys, but there are very few sesame oil pork dishes. The store uses fresh domestic pork and processes each piece of pork by hand without adding any artificial seasonings, retaining the original fresh and sweet taste of the pork😋 My favorite sesame oil red meat soup is paired with a bowl of sesame oil dry noodles, cut side dishes and blanched vegetables. It is especially warm and happy on a cool night. The store uses sesame oil from Yunlin Beigang, which is rich and fragrant. It can be paired with any ingredients and the whole restaurant will be delicious. Bonus points 🥰 I heard that the red oil hand and sesame oil Matsusaka pig are also the store’s signatures. I’ll give it a try next time🤓

Affordable food, seasoned on the sweet side; a must try at Luzhou Night Market! Braised Pork Rice: Different from the common minced meat or minced meat, they use small pieces of meat. It is not so much braised pork rice, but small portions of braised pork rice. The marinade is quite sweet and the seasoning is quite sweet. This taste makes me want to eat an extra bowl of rice. It’s a must-try for those who like Tainan’s taste! Ginger Red Broth: The soup is very fresh, and the sweet wine aroma in the mouth makes me suspect that I am drinking clam soup; I am not sure if it is due to MSG. Red Oil Chaoshou Dry Mixed Noodles: The noodles this time are a bit too soft, and I don’t know if Chaoshou contains more water. The whole bowl of noodles is wet and tastes bland; in comparison, the meat noodles are better than Chaoshou. The noodles are much better. The sesame oil pork soup, red oil noodles, braised pork intestines, red oil Matsusaka jerky noodles, hot vegetables with sauce and the platter are all great, highly recommended! But I personally suggest that if you want braised pork rice, don’t order braised pig intestines. The taste of the two is too similar.