No need to have the surname Chen—Front Street Coffee’s Lèhuá branch is offering buy-one-get-one-free deals for the first three days after opening.

▲The Lèhuá branch of Old Chen’s Cold Noodles has officially opened and is also running a buy-one-get-one-free promotion, but only for three days. (Photo / Reporter Huà Shàofǔ)

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

Previously, the Lèhuá flagship store of Old Chen’s Cold Noodles launched a trial operation event where anyone with the surname Chen could enjoy a free bowl of cold noodles before December 22. And don’t worry if you’re not surnamed Chen—the Lèhuá flagship store is holding a buy-one-get-one-free promotion for three consecutive days from December 22 to 24, the opening dates..

The previous free cold noodles for those with the surname Chen generated a huge response, with crowds lining up frantically on the first day, and the business preparing at least 500 portions daily. However, since those not surnamed Chen couldn’t enjoy the benefit, the Lín sēn branch offered a buy-one-get-one-free promotion during its early opening, and now the Lèhuá flagship store is also offering the same buy-one-get-one-free deal for the three days before its December 22 opening, benefiting those without the surname Chen.

Old Chen’s Cold Noodles, which is open for franchising, has expanded rapidly. Currently, in addition to its original Banqiao store, Old Chen’s Cold Noodles also has branches in Tōnghuà, Jǐngměi, Xīnzhuāng, Wǔchāng, Taichung’s Féngjiǎ, the Lèhuá flagship store, and the Lín sēn branch. Regarding franchise quality, Old Chen’s Cold Noodles states on Facebook that the taste is guaranteed to be the same, or you can come to Old Chen.

The owner of Old Chen’s Cold Noodles is a big fan of cold noodles and wanted to share them with more noodle enthusiasts. So, during his off-hours, he personally developed the optimal ratio for sesame paste and spicy bean paste. The process of making Old Chen’s Cold Noodles may seem simple—first prepare the noodles, then add Sichuan pepper paste, garlic, a special sauce, sesame paste, chili sauce (depending on whether the customer likes spice), and finally top with cucumber. But the preparation of these ingredients is actually very time-consuming. Each bowl of cold noodles costs 50 New Taiwan Dollars.

Lèhuá Flagship Store: No. 115, Section 1, Yǒnghé Road, Yǒnghé District, New Taipei City
Business Hours: 18:00–01:00