Mao Shu Noodles was established during the Japanese colonial period. Many people are initially startled by the name "Mao Shu Noodles," but there are no strange ingredients like cat or rat meat in the dish. The name actually comes from the owner's quick and nimble movements, reminiscent of a "little mouse," which was transliterated in Taiwanese as "Mao Shu Noodles."
Address：No. 223, Chenling Road, Changhua City, Changhua County
Mao Shu Noodles was established during the Japanese colonial period. Many people are initially startled by the name "Mao Shu Noodles," but there are no strange ingredients like cat or rat meat in the dish. The name actually comes from the owner's quick and nimble movements, reminiscent of a "little mouse," which was transliterated in Taiwanese as "Mao Shu Noodles."
Cat and Mouse Noodles Travel Information
Address：No. 223, Chenling Road, Changhua City, Changhua County
Nearby Attractions： Changhua Railway Hospital (originally Kao Pin Pavilion) Xiao-Xi Special Street Dingguang Buddha Temple Big Buddha Eagle Watching Bicycle Path Zhanghua Kaihua Temple - Guanyin Pavilion Ximen Fukde Temple Shengwang Temple New Art Space Zhanghua City Guan Di Temple Huai-Chung Temple
Other Nearby Cuisine： Lao Dan A-Zhang Meatball 、 Zheng Changhua Ba-wan 、 Azhang Meatballs 、 Ximen Meatball Soup 、 Changhua Vegetarian 、 Wan Fang Clam Noodles 、 Zhang Ji Spicy Hotpot 、 (Temporarily Closed) Travel Coffee 、 Chuan Kong Rou Fan 、 Oyster Omelette
