918 Nameless Egg Crepe Rice

Review

918 Nameless Egg Crepe Rice sits on Guanghua Road in Fengshan near a school zone. It is one of the few breakfast stalls on Supertaste's Fengshan food list, and a food platform tags it as great value with big portions, with many users bookmarking it. With no formal shop name, locals simply call it the nameless egg crepe rice, and students and office workers wait in front from early morning.

The signature is an old-style batter egg crepe wrapped around glutinous rice and fillings: a chewy skin and a dense interior, filling enough for a meal. You can choose two fillings, and one reviewer recommends the small vegetable version, describing a toasty bite like crispy rice crust; the stall adds a little special seasoning that is aromatic but not spicy. A related report says this kind of egg crepe rice starts from about NT$30, but no clear price for this stall was found, so go by the board on site.

Reviewers praise the big portions, low prices and made-to-order cooking, with polite staff whose hands never stop at the griddle. On the negative side, some got the wrong fillings or inconsistent takeaway quality, others were unhappy with leftover bits on the griddle edge and hygiene details, or iced tea that was not cold enough; mixed reviews mostly relate to the peak-time rush. Overall it remains a well-known budget breakfast in the Fengshan school area.

It opens around 5:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. daily, and cooking to order means a few minutes' wait. There are few seats and no air conditioning, and parking is only for quick stops, so takeaway or a scooter pick-up works best. To avoid crowds, go after the school and work rush, around 9 a.m.

It suits budget breakfast eaters, students and fans of old-style batter crepes. First-timers can order a small to gauge the size, choose fillings like vegetable or tuna, and add a black tea; big eaters can go straight for a large and pick two fillings with different textures.