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Taipei’s East District Yanji Street is filled with food establishments, offering a wide range of choices from Japanese and Korean to local hot pot. You’ll never have to worry about finding a great place to eat. Located in Lane 131 of Yanji Street, Nooddi Thai Noodle Specialty Shop features a warm and cozy interior with a simple design and a main color scheme of orange-red. Unlike typical Thai restaurants that serve large shared meals with numerous dishes, Nooddi offers a more streamlined dining experience. Here, you can enjoy a set meal concept—authentic Thai noodles paired with a few delicious Thai side dishes—at an affordable price. Even dining solo allows you to savor a rich variety of Thai flavors.
Taipei’s East District Yanji Street is filled with food establishments, offering a wide range of choices from Japanese and Korean to local hot pot. You’ll never have to worry about finding a great place to eat. Located in Lane 131 of Yanji Street, Nooddi Thai Noodle Specialty Shop features a warm and cozy interior with a simple design and a main color scheme of orange-red. Unlike typical Thai restaurants that serve large shared meals with numerous dishes, Nooddi offers a more streamlined dining experience. Here, you can enjoy a set meal concept—authentic Thai noodles paired with a few delicious Thai side dishes—at an affordable price. Even dining solo allows you to savor a rich variety of Thai flavors.
Nooddi is located in a lane off Yanji Street. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Liao Qiyu)
Enjoy a fulfilling Thai meal even on your own, with special business lunch sets available at noon. (Image source: Nooddi Taiwan)
The owner of Nooddi previously traveled to Thailand to learn how to make traditional broths, which is why the seemingly simple noodle soups here are exceptionally rich and uniquely flavorful. At the shop, the owner especially recommends the Spicy and Sour Peanut Soup—which is essentially the Thai version of Tom Yum Goong. Its layered flavors are delicious. For those who prefer less spice but still love the taste of Tom Yum, there’s also the Creamy Spicy and Sour Peanut Soup series, which offers a richer and smoother taste compared to the original. The pork slices are tender without being dry, and the Thai fish balls are small and bouncy. If you’ve been to Thailand, you might also miss the taste of Thai MAMA noodles. Try the Dry Spicy Seafood Thai MAMA Noodles—a bold and tangy dish topped with fresh shrimp and squid, delivering a truly satisfying bite.
The clean and simple interior makes for a comfortable dining experience. (Image source: Nooddi Taiwan)
Spicy and Sour Peanut Soup with Rice Vermicelli. (Image source: Nooddi Taiwan)
Chicken Leg Clear Broth Noodles. (Image source: Nooddi Taiwan)
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