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Zhongzheng Dist. · Taiwanese
Qidu Family Nutritious Sandwich
Worth the queueTakeawayLocal favorite
VerdictQidu's afternoon snack, crisp and worth the line
A queue-drawing afternoon stand near Qidu Station that sells just one thing: the nutritious sandwich, a freshly fried bun stuffed with tomato, cucumber, braised egg and ham under mayonnaise. Crisp yet refreshing, it draws long lines on weekdays and weekends alike.
Review
Qidu Family Nutritious Sandwich sits on Nanxing Road in Qidu District, about a five-minute walk from Qidu Station, and is an afternoon snack many locals have eaten since childhood. The stand is plain with no decor, yet it has a line almost every day and thousands of online reviews, and many regard it as one of Keelung's signature nutritious-sandwich shops.
It focuses on a single item. The bun is fried fresh daily with a crisp shell, which some compare to a fried dough stick with a light sweetness. It is filled with tomato, cucumber, half a braised egg and ham, then finished with mayonnaise, so it tastes savory yet refreshing; the braised egg is a highlight many people single out. According to a September 2026 Bunny Ann post, one sandwich costs NT$40 and the old three-for-NT$100 deal has ended, while an earlier Supertaste listing says three for NT$100, so check on site.
Diners widely praise the flavor for staying the same for years and for being cheaper than at Miaokou Night Market, and many buy several to take away. Complaints center on the long wait and the lack of seating, so you eat standing or take it away; some also find the fried bun a bit heavy if you avoid oily food.
It opens from about 2:30 to 8:30 p.m., closes on Mondays and Thursdays, sometimes takes extra days off, and shuts once sold out. Arrive around opening time, as weekends are busier. Mayonnaise and egg do not keep well, so eat it fresh; to take one home, mist it with water and reheat it in an oven for a few minutes.
It suits travelers coming to Qidu by train who want a local afternoon snack, and anyone curious to compare the Miaokou and Qidu styles. One sandwich makes a good snack per person; buy one or two more if you are hungry or sharing.
Why go
- NT$40 each; confirm price on site
- Sandwiches only, no cold noodles or drinks
- Closed Mon and Thu; shuts when sold out
- Go near opening; weekends are longer
- Eat it hot; mayo doesn't keep
- Mist and oven-reheat if taking home
What people say
Liked
- Freshly fried bun is crisp, filling fresh and light
- Taste unchanged for years; locals keep returning
- Cheaper than at Miaokou Night Market
Complaints
- Long waits
- No seating; eat standing or take away
- Fried bun feels heavy if you avoid oil
Summarized from the common views of bloggers, media and diners; not direct quotes.
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