Tiger Noodles is a tourist factory that introduces the rice noodle industry and culture. It is located in Wujie, Yilan, and offers a free parking lot for visitors. The main areas of interest include outdoor art installations and indoor venues with a nostalgic atmosphere, making it a great rainy-day attraction. It is also a suitable destination for the elderly and children to explore and enjoy the surroundings.
Admission to the Tiger Noodles tourist factory is free for children under three years old, and the full ticket price is 200 NTD. The ticket itself is unique, as it is a commemorative coin that allows you to travel back in time to the exhibition area of that era by inserting a coin.
【Tiger Brother Installation Art】
The main attractions at Tiger Rice Noodle Factory include "Tiger Brother Installation Art," "1970s Street Scene," and "All-You-Can-Eat Rice Noodles and Stir-Fried Rice Noodle DIY." This tourist factory offers a unique experience where visitors can simultaneously enjoy outdoor art installations for photography, explore an indoor nostalgic street scene, and participate in hands-on rice noodle making activities. It is definitely worth the ticket price.
【Tiger Rice Noodle Factory Street Map.】
Upon entering through the entrance next to the ticket booth at Tiger Rice Noodle Factory, visitors will arrive at the immersive 1970s Taiwan nostalgic street scene, which is the main highlight of Tiger Rice Noodle Factory. Inside, there are various old shops from the 70s era where visitors can not only observe but also actively participate in hands-on activities and enjoy food and drinks. After exploring the area, visitors can conclude their visit by returning to the installation art zone for a final photo opportunity. The layout is meticulously planned and well-rounded.Tiger Rice Noodle Factory Street Scene Map.
【Tiger Brother Installation Art】
Upon arriving at Tiger Rice Noodle Factory, you will be greeted by the eye-catching Tiger Brother Bus. Not only can you take photos of it from the outside, but you can also step inside and actually stand in the bus, giving you a sense of being in a Ghibli-like Catbus.Tiger Brother Bus. In addition to the iconic Tiger Brother Bus, there are also numerous medium-sized Tiger Brother and Tiger Sister dolls scattered throughout the park. At the exit, there is a retro nostalgic painted corridor that allows us to appreciate early Taiwanese rural life, creating an immersive experience.Taiwan's Early Rural Life Painted Corridor.
【1970s Realistic Street Scene.】
At the entrance of the 1970s Era Pavilion, visitors can see early rice noodle production equipment and informative display boards showcasing the traditional and modern techniques of rice noodle making.Vintage Security Booth. Vintage Security Booth.Nostalgic Barbershop.The 1970s Era Street at Tiger Rice Noodle Factory faithfully recreates scenes from Taiwan's early 1970s, including a photography studio, barbershop, and Wukeng Mine office. It feels like stepping into a time tunnel, with a strong vintage style and nostalgic atmosphere, making it a perfect place for capturing various Instagram-worthy photos.1970s Grocery Store.
【Unlimited Rice Noodles and DIY Stir-Fried Rice Noodles.】
The signature dish at Tiger Rice Noodle Factory is the all-you-can-eat traditional stir-fried rice noodles, which offers a nostalgic experience in the old street area. Guests can savor the pure rice noodles made with Jiaoxi hot spring rice, which is exclusive to Yilan, creating a special ambiance. In addition to enjoying the delicious food and drinks, visitors can also book a DIY experience at Ah Jiao Rice Noodle Stall next to the grocery store. They can actively participate in the process of making stir-fried rice noodles, accompanied by small props such as chef hats provided as a gift. It truly feels like going back to the 1970s and continuing the legacy of the delicious rice noodle tradition.Tiger Rice Noodles. photo by bliss_fan_0416Tiger Rice Noodles. photo by sherry___517
【Tiger Rice Noodle Factory, a nostalgic tourist factory】
Add：No. 5, Lixing 3rd Road, Wujie Township, Yilan County.
Transportation：You can either drive or take the Capital Bus Yilan Jinghaohang 241 to reach the destination.
Parking：Free parking lot in the park.
Note：The entrance ticket is priced at 200 NTD, with a discounted ticket available for 100 NTD. Children under the age of 3 can enter for free. The ticket includes experience vouchers and a 100 NTD discount coupon.
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