Wei Lih Men

{{Short description|Taiwanese instant noodle brand}}

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Wei Lih Men ({{zh|first=t|t=維力炸醬麵|p=Wéilì zhájiàng miàn}}) is a Taiwanese brand of instant noodle that is marketed by the Wei Lih Food Industrial Co., Ltd. in 1973.{{Cite web| title = 6 Instant Noodles From Taiwan You Have To Try| author = | work = airfrov.com| date = 2021-10-28| access-date = 11 April 2024| url = https://www.airfrov.com/blog/6-taiwan-instant-noodles-you-have-to-try/}} This dry noodle concoction actually comes with two bowls – one for you to create the soup base and the other for you to stir and toss the noodles after you've drained the noodles.{{Cite web| title = 5 Instant Noodles you must try in Taiwan| work = medium.com| date = 2018-03-15| access-date = 11 April 2024| url = https://medium.com/@homeyhostel/5-instant-noodles-you-must-try-in-taiwan-8dba870408fa}} This type of instant noodles became popular in the Taiwanese market in the 1970s soon after its release on the market.{{Cite web| title = 7 Instant Noodles From Taiwan You Have To Try!| author = Fabian Loo| work = Yahoo! News Singapore| date = 2016-07-17| access-date = 11 April 2024| url = https://sg.news.yahoo.com/7-instant-noodles-taiwan-try-135259063.html}}

History

Wei Lih Men entered the Taiwanese market in 1973. In the 1970s, the Taiwanese market lacked many consumer goods, so many companies competed to release instant noodle products.{{Cite news| title = 維力炸醬麵來自法國?真相竟是…| author = 李珮雲 | language= zh-tw | publisher = China Times| date = 2019-06-25| access-date = 12 April 2024| url = https://www.chinatimes.com/hottopic/20190625001002-260804?chdtv}} This product was special as unlike normal instant noodles, they are not eaten with the soup but served with fried bean sauce, in the form of Taiwanese style Zhajiangmian.{{Cite web| title = #1727: Wei Lih Jah Jan Men| author = Lienesch, Hans| work = The Ramen Rater| date = 2015-07-22| access-date = 12 April 2024| url = https://www.theramenrater.com/2015/07/22/1727-wei-lih-jah-jan-men/}}

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