King Beef Beef and Noodle Restaurant

Most favorite noodle place in Taipei.

Arguably one of the best beef noodle and beef dishes in Taipei

Not sure WHY it is so famous and packed of people Surely this is first visit and also our last visit Poor decoration, beef was in low quality and chewy, however the prices were high and unacceptable It looks like a simple noodle shop but we paid NT$2500 for 4 of us, unbelievable !!! Oh ! The hygiene was poor

Delicious beef broth noodles and curry noodles. It is a little pricey, most dishes are between $160 and $200. The spicy sauce is really good, though, so it’s worth it. Pictured are the menu and beef broth noodles with various beef cuts. Usually a cute younger guy at the front, too ;) No English menu as of 9/28/2018

Curry tastes like the curry pack from instant ramen. Noodles are mushy. Not worth the high price. Stay away from the "郭台銘" hype , it's definitely overrated.

Maybe we ordered the wrong dish. The restaurant is over 100 years old, however, the insipid fried noodles that need way more flavor.

All right, a bit of expensive. But this is the place you can experience the local cuisine that represent the fresh beef related dishes. The curry here is nothing like the Japan style, but a localized flavor.

We didn’t have much of any expectations, didn’t even know about the restaurant till a local friend introduced us to it. We got there a little after noon and the place was filled full of diners and a few came to pick up their to-go lunches. We waited for about 15-20min before being seated. This beef noodle soup shop only serves clear broth (清燉）, using various different cuts of beef, bones, tongue, hearts, and even balls... you name it, they probably have it. We ordered a beef noodle soup, curry fried noodles and a couple of small dishes to share. The soup was clear but the flavor is amazing? Loaded with umami and the ginger cuts off the gaminess of beef, and makes it really refreshing. The noodles were good and the tripe was surprisingly tasty and the texture was perfect. Don’t know and don’t think they have an English menu, so best is to go with a local friend, or with a group of local friends :)