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At the intersection of Shuntian Road and Minsheng Road in Dajia, Taichung, near the front of Dajia Zhenlan Temple, there is a highly acclaimed food truck called "Yi Ji Nine-Layer Tower Scallion Pancake." This place often has long lines and is extremely popular, and it might sell out within four hours. During the annual Mazu pilgrimage, especially in 2025, remember to come early to taste it! The specialty of this food truck lies in using local scallions combined with fresh nine-layer tower basil, resulting in a smooth and non-spicy texture, with a crispy outer layer. The scallion pancake is available at two prices: NT$50 with an egg and NT$65 with double eggs. Many customers recommend choosing the double egg version, as it has particularly outstanding flavor. The food truck maintains cleanliness, and the staff has clearly defined roles, making the production process run like an assembly line. It is advisable to place orders in advance to save on waiting time. The operating hours are from Monday to Friday from 13:30 to 19:00, and on weekends from 12:30 to 19:00, located in front of Taiwan Bank on Minsheng Road, Dajia.

Near the Zhenlan Temple in Dajia, Taichung, in front of the Taiwan Bank at the intersection of Shuntian Road and Minsheng Road, there is a popular food truck called "Yiji Nine-Layered Basil Scallion Pancake." This food truck often attracts long lines of customers as soon as it arrives, and it frequently sells out within four hours; if you arrive late, you’ll have to come back another time! This year's Mazu Pilgrimage event is about to begin, so food lovers shouldn't forget to come and give it a try.

This seemingly simple blue food truck is actually a must-try culinary destination for the locals in Dajia. Residents often call to make reservations, which saves them waiting in line. There are six staff members in the truck, each responsible for rolling the dough, filling it with scallions, frying the pancakes, and brushing on the sauce, operating with factory-like efficiency.

The cleanliness of this food truck is remarkable; the owner has high standards for cleanliness, with the preparation surfaces almost free of grease. If any sauce drips onto the table, it is quickly wiped away, keeping everything very clean.

This food truck specializes in Nine-Layered Basil Scallion Pancakes, with two pricing options: regular with egg NT$50 and double egg NT$65. Most customers find the regular version to be quite delicious, while I personally prefer the double egg version, as its texture is particularly satisfying, and the combination of egg flavor and pancake is impeccable. If you decide to buy, I highly recommend choosing the double egg version; you won't be disappointed.

This scallion pancake is not your ordinary scallion oil pancake! The specialty of "Yiji Nine-Layered Basil Scallion Pancake" is the use of local "scallions," which are moist and flavorful without being pungent, paired with fresh basil leaves, emitting an aromatic fragrance with each bite. The outer skin is fried to perfection while the inside remains soft and chewy, and drizzling it with soy sauce makes it incredibly delicious.

Don’t forget to tell the staff responsible for the sauces that you want to add some spicy sauce; the combination of spicy sauce with the savory-sweet soy sauce elevates the flavor of the scallion pancake!

This food truck almost sells out within four hours every time, so it is recommended to arrive early during the 2025 Mazu Pilgrimage period; otherwise, you'll just have to watch others enjoy their food and drool quietly. Whether eaten hot or cold, the deliciousness of the scallion pancake never diminishes; in fact, after cooling, the aroma of the basil becomes even more pronounced. I often can't wait for it to cool down and just dig in right away.

The operating hours for Yiji Nine-Layered Basil Scallion Pancake are: Monday to Friday 13:30-19:00, Saturday and Sunday 12:30-19:00. Contact number: 0912371776 (it is advised to reserve in advance to avoid waiting). The address is located at a roadside stall in Dajia District, Taichung, in front of Taiwan Bank/Dajia Branch.