Best quality Chinese food from a cart I've ever gotten. Their beef noodle soup is legit. It's not the best I've had, but it's $7 and the broth is flavorful. Most places use soy sauce to compensate for the lack of flavor in their beef noodle soup. But Wang Ah Yi uses flavors such as anise and cinnamon in their broth. Plus their hot sauce game is on point.
The noodles taste fresh and go well with the beef. The beef chunks are tender and flavorful as well. And it's worth mentioning again – – it's only $7.
Had the lamb noodle today. Nice thick noodles that taste handmade. A little too thick for me, but really good still. The lamb was nice and gamey.
The best thing about this cart? None of the food is Americanized. These are dishes you could find on the streets of Taiwan .
Best quality Chinese food from a cart I've ever gotten. Their beef noodle soup is legit. It's not the best I've had, but it's $7 and the broth is flavorful. Most places use soy sauce to compensate for the lack of flavor in their beef noodle soup. But Wang Ah Yi uses flavors such as anise and cinnamon in their broth. Plus their hot sauce game is on point.
The noodles taste fresh and go well with the beef. The beef chunks are tender and flavorful as well. And it's worth mentioning again – – it's only $7.
Had the lamb noodle today. Nice thick noodles that taste handmade. A little too thick for me, but really good still. The lamb was nice and gamey.
The best thing about this cart? None of the food is Americanized. These are dishes you could find on the streets of Taiwan .