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Stopped by for dinner. Was not disappointed. Good portions for the price. Soup was good. Noodles also not overcooked. Meat and tendons tender.
The food here is always consistent and you know what to expect. The purple rice roll is fresh, flavorful, and the ingredients insides come together perfectly. They also have a parking lot, but finding an open spot can be a bit challenging. The service is usually pretty quick even for togo orders.
I adore Taipei Cafe. I love eating in Chicago but this is one of my top five restaurants in the city. My favorites include the oyster omelette, fried sweet potatoes, and their braised pork over rice. I have taken a lot of people here because this is one of my go-to comfort meals. May this restaurant be open forever so I can always eat here.
Got a couple items to tried. Really liked the beef noodle soup and the popcorn chicken. The braised pork rice wasn't bad but a small portion would definitely be enough. I got the large portion. The cucumber appetizer was a bit sweet but does taste refreshing. Overall, a great experience and decent price with decent portion.
Love their popcorn chicken, and the beef donburi with kimchi, and salt & pepper tofu were also very good. Just ok were the stir fried noodle with shitake mushroom and pork was ok (these are very thin rice noodles) and the spicy beef noodle soup (tasted seasoned/salty but lacking in depth of flavor). It's a casual place good for eating alone or with a larger group, service is good, and there's a small parking lot that gets full quickly, but has high turnover. I really liked this place but unfortunately the bathrooms were not clean, hence the 4 stars instead of 5.
When I am craving for Taiwanese food, Taipei Cafe is always a go-to place to comfort my stomach. Crispy Pork Chop Box Bento, Popcorn Chicken, Hot Pot, and Pugs Ear with Garlic Sauce! If you would like to have a small bite, a bowl of Oyster and Pork Intestine Vermicelli and a Passion Fruit Green Tea can definitely satisfy your taste buds!
You can never go wrong at this place. They can be crowded. But all choices are good. But I always get the same Braised Pork over rice.
My boyfriend and I went here because it was relatively close to the Midway airport. We were surprised by how good the popcorn chicken was - the outside was crispy but the inside was still juicy. It was also seasoned well. The mapo tofu was also flavorful and perfectly saucy. The pickled cucumber was good too. I wouldn't recommend the Taipei milk tea - they use assam tea but the tea flavor was barely there. Their boba was pretty decent though (they use brown sugar boba). The waitress had recommended 30% sweetness because of how sweet the boba is, but I do wonder if the milk tea would've tasted better if it was 50% sweetness instead. I also wouldn't order the beef noodle soup again. The beef was tender but the soup was just okay. But overall, the food exceeded our expectations and would definitely come here again if we were craving Taiwanese food!
The food is amazing! The braised pork rice, the tomato beef noodle soup, popcorn chicken and the spicy beef noodles are my go-to. The quality is consistent every time I go. The service is extremely quick and I usually only wait 10 minutes for dishes to come out. There is a parking lot outside but it is limited and shared with other businesses.
The popcorn chicken was really good although the seasoning wasn't evenly distributed. The beef noodle soup was a bit too salty for me. The milk tea was not okinawa in anyway but the pearl was not too bad. I didn't taste much tea fragrance or anything. Service was great.
Pretty amazing and authentic Taiwanese cuisine restaurant serving fare like oyster omelettes, beef noodle soups (the herbal soup variety is awesome), hot pot bowls, minced pork rice or lu rou fan, Taiwanese rice rolls (the one with tuna salad is great), many varieties of boba milk tea, herbal/black/green/fruit teas, other beverages and much more! The service is very attentive (they periodically remove used bowls, etc. from your table). Interior dining environs also very spacious, with cool mural designs on the walls. There is also another location located in Chicago's Chinatown. Most highly recommended!
My friend and I went to Taipei Cafe for lunch after church on Sunday. The restaurant is located in Bridgeport, about a 7 minute walk from the Orange Line. Their menu offers a wide variety of choices including appetizers, hotpot, rice, and noodles etc... All very traditional Taiwanese dishes. I ordered the tomato noodle soup with beef. The noodles were cooked just right with a satisfying chew. The tomato broth was rich and tangy, with a well-balanced acidity that paired perfectly with the tender, flavorful beef. It arrived about 10 minutes after ordering and was served piping hot, perfect for a chilly day! For the rewards program, you can link your Chowbus account using your phone number. You will receive 5% back in rewards, which can be used toward your next visit.
Authentic Taiwanese food with fast service and a clean dining room -- exactly what you want from a casual spot. We came as a party of two and ordered three dishes, leaving with leftovers, so the portions are generous. Would definitely return.
Nice Taiwanese spot just outside Chinatown in Bridgeport. Nothing fancy, but cleaner than many Chinese spots, lots of spicy options, good milk teas, and fast friendly service. A few cute decor pieces when you walk in, the servers all wear "Anti Boba Boba Club" shirts which is fun. We got Crispy Pork Chop Rice box and Red Hot Dice Chicken. Perfectly spicy and tasty! I recommend getting takeout and having a picnic in Palmisano Park across the street, great views in natural surroundings. read more
3 years ago
Food was still as good as last year except service wasn't there. The lady pretty much forgot about us while we were waiting to place our order and pay at the end. Parking lot is a hit or miss since it's not very big but I got lucky and found a few right when I got there. Otherwise there is always street parking. Dining area isn't that big so it's best to try and get there before the rush or go in smaller groups to ensure you'll get seated faster. read more
3 years ago
We ordered to go. Put in order and picked up within 20 min. The space seemed small and to the business. No frills. Taiwanese sausage with garlic: the garlic was just so slightly cooked. Keeping its crispy texture with a fresh, spicy kick which complimented the sausage nicely. Red Hot diced chicken: was a generous serving of lots of chicken, onion, spicy pepper, and green bell pepper. Crispy Pork Chop on Rice: crispy! With a sweet and tangy dipping sauce served with rice with some seasoning sauce on it and sides of veggies like green bean. It was delicious. It's a must try. Bubble tea tapioca was sweet and chewy. read more
We came later on a weekend night. The place was not full and busy which surprised me a bit, I expected them to be busy. This is in a strip mall on Halsted so there was a parking spot there, which was convenient. We ordered a handful of Taiwanese favorites to share in our group of 4. We got the popcorn chicken, the crispy porkchop bento, shrimp omlete, spicy beef noodles soup, traditional rice roll, braised pork over rice, crispy spicy chicken with chilli sauce bento and a mango shaved ice. There was plenty of food for the 4 of us and we even got to take home leftovers. All the fried items were done well and my favorite was the popcorn chicken. Well done and perfectly fried. The shrimp omlete was a favorite too, I usually don't order this at the Taiwanese places. And the braised pork was tasty too with the pickled cabbage and the fatty pork pieces, portion size for this was pretty good as well as the popcorn chicken. The mango shaved ice was a nice finish to the night. The custard that came with it was a good compliment to it. Would come back to try more items! read more
1 year ago
Best Taiwanese food that I've had so far in Chicagoland. Popcorn chicken is the star here. I've gotten it all three times I've visited... super crispy and the batter is flavorful. Very affordable for the huge portion size too. The pork cheek/tongue and the oyster & pork intestine vermicelli were great too. The dishes have simple flavors but they're executed very well. The braised pork over rice, adventurous hot pot, and three cup chicken were also pretty good, but I wouldn't order them again. read more
This isn't the best Taiwanese food I've had but for the limited amount of Taiwanese food in Chicago, it is one of the better ones. All the food items we ordered were pretty good. However, it does get pretty salty and sometimes overly sweet. The drinks here are really good! I love the grass jelly !!!!! read more
My husband is extremely picky about Taiwanese food as someone who grew up in Taiwan. The food was not bad, but he felt as though the potstickers, oyster pancake, and braised pork rice wasn't authentic. While they tasted fine he had other expectations. We also got the tomato beef noodle soup. Flavor good to me and I liked that they used beef shank cut into nice and tender thick slices. Wished the tomatoes were cooked down more. The potstickers were quite juicy but we thought they would be long potstickers like Ba Fang Yun Qi (a popular Taiwanese potsticker chain). Oyster pancake could have been crispier. It was really soft. Ingredients were right though. Husband wished the sauce had a greater punch, but it was fine for me. Liked that they used fatty pork belly for the braised pork rice but the sauce itself felt like black pepper beef sauce. Overall wouldn't go out of our way to return but seemed like they had a lot of regulars - perhaps we ordered the wrong things. Liked that there was a free parking lot, always a plus when driving in Chicago. read more
2 years ago
Noodle soup was flavorful and beef was tender, portion sizes for most dishes was big too - good for a quick dinner with friends The wait time for one of the dishes was more than 30 minutes though :( but the other 5 came out relatively quickly read more
3 months ago
I'm not sure if I was super hungry but I got the large braised pork over rice and it was so delicious. There was a perfect ratio of fatty meat and sauce, to rice, and veggie ratio. Definitely get the large size because as tempting as it sounds, the smaller size for a much cheaper price does not come with veggies or the egg. The rice bowl was delicious I devoured the whole thing. I also had the popcorn chicken which was a gigantic portion size, which later on made a lot more sense why it was priced that high. The popcorn chicken was pretty good as well. Overall, great restaurant, I cannot speak for the other items on the menu but I really enjoyed what I had. read more
4 years ago
What a great meal! As someone who grew up in Southern California, authentic (and affordable) Taiwanese food is always an exciting find, and I'm so glad that I came by this place last week :) The beef noodle soup was really good - I would definitely recommend. The broth was so simple yet fragrant and it came with a generous helping of noodles and meat. My one reservation was that the beef was a bit too chewy for my taste, but I'm not sure if that was just bad luck for the pieces we got, or if that was a general issue. We also ordered the braised trio platter, which was a good choice, too. It was a good, lighter, complement for the beef noodles, and I liked quite liked the very luwei sauce that they had. We also ordered some bubble teas too, which were surprisingly inexpensive (just walk around Chinatown for a bit and the contrast will be even more clear). Nothing too special here, but it's always nice to have a fruit tea with your meal. Price point was also great, and I really, really just loved how nostalgically comforting eating our meal here was. Would come back in a heartbeat, and I'd love to try some of their mini hot pots or rice dishes in the future. read more
3 years ago
Tried something new and didn't regret at all! Braised Pork Over Rice is killing it! The portion is huge! Rice , veggie , egg , radish and cabbage prickle in one bowl. I'm hungry writing this review after a week! read more
We stopped by Taipei Cafe around noon on a Saturday and the restaurant was pretty empty. What's nice is that it's only a couple of blocks from Chinatown but there's a shared parking lot in front and ample free street parking nearby. Be wary - one spot in the parking lot has a giant pot hole from a recessed sewer grate. That probably explains why no one was parking there. Spicy Beef Noodle Soup - Wow, fantastic. Perfectly tender beef, perfectly cooked noodles, bok choy, pickled mustard greens in a savory, beefy, only ever so slightly spicy broth. One of the better beef noodle soups I've had in the country. Tomato Fatty Beef Noodle Soup - We weren't as enamored with this one. The broth really has a tomato forward flavor that mutes some of the beefy notes. Also, the beef used was basically thinly sliced hot pot meat. It was still good, but the spicy beef noodle was way better. Crispy Chicken Breast w/ Chili Sauce - We were craving some 大雞排 and this was the closest thing. It's a dish that's you just can't find in most of the country. The rendition here is missing the five spice powder, but the crispiness of the coarse sweet potato starch breading is on point. The dipping sauce is savory and sweet, not spicy at all, but complemented the chicken well. The boba here is above average. The boba texture is just ever so slightly too hard but still better than a lot of other places. Overall Taipei Cafe is pretty great. I would definitely go ahead. read more
1 year ago
Very good food but restaurant is a little loud so hard to have a conversation. We had the ground pork rice, braised pork rice, spicy beef noodles, popcorn chicken, Taiwanese fried tofu, and oyster omelet. We also ordered some tea and one they said they couldn't adjust the sweetness. It was overwhelming sweet so I suggest if given the option, reduce sugar. Will be back. read more
3 years ago
I came for the bawan, but it was no longer on the menu. The menu is quite large and I couldn't possibly order everything I wanted. On this first trip, I enjoyed the braised pork items (gua bao, ground pork over rice), but other items fell short for me. It wasn't that it wasn't authentic, it just either came out bland or lacked oomphf. read more
I want to visit Taiwan after eating here. Taipei Café is a no frills straight-forward good food spot. It's easy on the budget and you can get two appetizers, two tea drinks, and two main courses for under $30 per person. I stopped here with my partner for a sit-down dinner. Their parking lot was completely full on a weeknight but we found a close parking spot on a side street. This is what we ordered: +Cold Noodles w/Sesame Sauce +Oyster Omelette +Tomato Beef Noodle Soup +Crispy BBQ Pork Rice Box (comes with daily vegetable, braised egg, and turnip soup) +Iced Matcha Mousse +Iced Passion Fruit Green Tea For the drinks, you're able to tailor your ice and sugar levels (e.g. regular ice, 80% sugar or no ice, 30% sugar). Their drinks are affordable, about $4.25 - $4.75 for a regular and $5+ for a large. I appreciated their drinks being accessible. I've unintentionally spent $8 on underwhelming boba tea before in neighborhoods outside of Chinatown/Bridgeport bc boba was extra etc etc. Taipei will not catfish you like that! The price of their drinks allows you to enjoy one with your meal/pick-up order every time. Their cold noodle sauce was on the peanut buttery side (with the sesame paste), which my partner says is a little "less authentic" because it was less acidic. But it was tasty nonetheless. I also need to highlight that TPC has the lowest priced cold noodles that we've found in the city (so far), $7.25-7.55. We are still eating out way through cold noodles in Chicago, much like how others would search for the best "pad thai." We tried the oyster omelette and shared the crispy bbq box bento and the tomato beef noodle soup. I've never had deep-fried bbq pork before so that was really fun to try. The bbq inside was sweet and balanced out the fried breading and white rice nicely. The vegetable of the day was steamed broccoli. The bento box was plenty to share. The tomatoes beef noodle soup wasn't something to write home about, but it hit the spot. I give this place five stars because they are dependable, their service is attentive and friendly, and their food is comfort. Most of all, their price point makes this soul-warming food budget friendly and that's what comfort food is all about! I've had their pop-corn chicken awhile ago too, and this is one of their most popular dishes. TL;DR come here for solid Taiwanese staples that won't break the bank. Bring home a milk tea with you every time. They're open for dine in and take-out, plus they're located in a strip mall with parking outside. read more
3 years ago
Taipei Cafe is one of two Taiwanese restaurants (the other being Hello Jasmine) in the Chicago area that have decent food. I was a little full from eating Aruba Soba at Kajiken, so I could only stomach something small. I ended up ordering a traditional Taiwanese dish, Orh Wa Mee Sua (oyster and pork intestine vermicelli). It comes a small sized bowl. The flavors were there, but the only drawback was I could tell the oysters were previously frozen. So the oysters had more of a fishy/ocean taste. Next time I'll try Spicy Beef Noodle Soup and other small dishes. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Food is good! I was surprised to find a decent taiwanese restaurant here! Service is friendly and it wasn't very loud or crowded when I went. TheBraised Pork Chop Bento Box was so good and even came in a metal bento box! Filled with pickled veggies, bamboo shoots (my fave), veggies, and perfectly-textured rice. The turnip soup that came with it is tasty. read more
5 years ago
Consistent good service. I used to come here for the milk teas but later their food is so delicious too! What we ordered: Popcorn chicken: Seasoned well and very crunchy!! They were served hot and steamy Oyster omelet: It was my first time trying this popular Taiwanese night market food. Tasted good with a soft and chewy texture Braised pork rice bowl: My favorite!! The pork was so flavorful. I strongly recommend this Spicy beef noodle soup: Well-Spiced and the beef was very tender Korean kimchi hotpot: Great for sharing with a friend! They served this in a medium pot of fresh ingredients stewed in a spicy kimchi broth Overall, I enjoyed my dinner experience and would come back to try out different drink flavors read more
I feel like this place deserve a 4.5 but I'm being generous here so I'm giving this place a 5 stars. Food - We've been here before for their dessert but we have never tried their food. Since we live close by and I hate going to Chinatown, I decided to just try it out. I wasn't feeling well so I wanted something hot and spicy. I ordered: Taipei special hot pot Salt and pepper tofu Salt pepper shrimp Beef donburi with kimchi Strawberry egg waffle Chocolate egg waffle Matcha square Q Everything was perfect except for the hotpot. Something in the ingredient just didn't sit well with my tongue. Its either too many pepper or there's nutmeg inside. We ended up making our own broth. This is why I said I'm considering a 4.5 instead of 5. Price - I think price is not overrated. Plus parking here is free. Service - I can't make a comment since we did a to go order. Overall, will totally go here again for their dessert. Kids love their egg waffle and I love their square waffle. read more
3 years ago
Beef noodle soup is good. Popcorn chicken is great. Mike tea still the top 3 in Chinatown. Price been increased a lot but understandable. Service 4/5 Ambiance is old, nothing improved for pass years. But I come here for the food. All good read more
It's been awhile since I got the chance to come back. Thought I check on em again to see if they were consistent in their foods. The FRIED ROAST PORK... I mean...that says it all! Who else does that!? Seriously!? Granted the packaging of the food has gone to a divider which is a bit small, but still decent portion! It's definitely not your typical cut of meat of the roast pork, but it's crispy, flaky, and MmMmm goodness! with some side of veggies and an egg! Got your entire meal in a box! The slice pork meat and tongue was definitely a delicacy. It's a bit on the fattier side but the tongue was delicious! Goes well with the rice. Especially on a cold winter. Keep your belly warm. Overall for all you daredevils out there. It's not so bad! If you're not into that pork belly -ish texture. Then this is not the dish for you! The grass jelly milk tea was a bit on the blander side. Not sure if it's cause I have a bit of a sweet tooth.. Even though it was at 100% sugar. You would think it's sweet. Nothing too crazy. The jelly was of course legit! hefty portions. The milk tea didn't really got that bitter/sweet kick I like from other spots. Overall, still a good spot to get the noms! read more
This is the only place that I found in the Chicagoland area that has a very extensive menu. There are a few in the burbs but their menu is very limited and doesn't have all of the stuff you want. For that reason, I'll give this place 5 stars because of the lack of Taiwanese food. They have multiple places to park. They have the one in front of the restaurant but you do get idiots that don't know how to drive. I would avoid that one and park across the street. Free street parking as well as the area by that park. Surprisingly, when we walked in after 6:45 pm on a Saturday night, they had tables available. Usually, they're filled up. For a group of 4, we had 1 order of popcorn chicken, Taipei adventurous hot pot, Korean kimchi hot pot, spicy beef noodle soup, and braised chicken leg bento box. Very generous portions. Popcorn chicken was very tasty without any sauce. Those hot pots taste good with the rice they provide for you. Prices were reasonable. Second time I have been here. Service was great, water was always refilled and food came fast. read more
3 years ago
Great place to get Taiwanese fix. The traditional Taiwanese chicken here is authentic in flavor and fried to perfection. Tried the Taipei Special Hot Pot and for $18, it tasted great and had lots of variety inside, including a smelly tofu which is the "durian" of tofu, either you'll love it or hate it, one of those things. It doesn't affect the soup or the rest of the food though so don't be afraid of trying it. Highly recommended read more
I was wowed by this place from their food to bubble tea to service. We arrived at dinner time and got seated right away. The service was very quick and our server was observant. We ordered a personal hotspot ($15) that came with a veriaty of ingredients that were all well prepared and very tasty. The portion was decent and probably plenty for two not-so-hungry eaters. The popcorn chicken was crispy and fried to perfection. I only had a bite of the platter cuz I was too full but it tasted good. We also ordered hot ginger milk tea which was spicy and perfect for a winter night. Overall, everything was great. Everything was reasonably priced and the menu was diverse. They also have a large milk tea menu and the quality seemed up to par. Can't wait to come back! read more
They are open again for dine in! Same great food. I had the crispy pork chop bento box and a passion fruit tea with boba--tasty all around. I highly recommend the crispy pork chop, it's seasoned with five spice and absolutely delivers on the crispy front. It comes with a tea egg, pickled mustard greens (sort of like Taiwanese sauerkraut), rice with braised pork on top, pork broth, and some steamed broccoli. Plenty of food. I went on a weeknight, and there was spacious seating. Had no problem getting a table. Prices are really reasonable. The boba was about $5. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
I won't say which day of the week or meal time, but my partner and I dine here almost *every* week. Taipei Cafe is sit down or grab-n-go fast casual Taiwanese eatery (and bbt shop) that's consistently filling, delicious, and easy on the wallet. My partner gets the spicy beef noodle soup without fail. Meanwhile, I've rotated from their rice bowls (simple but massive portions), sesame cold noodles, and sometimes having their popcorn chicken as my meal. Their milk tea is one of my favorites in the city, but recently I've been hooked on their winter melon lemon tea with aiyu jelly. It's earthy and slightly sweet; great alternative drink to milk tea when I'm not up for dairy. I obviously have mostly good things as I've become a regular this past year. Great to see Taipei open another spot up north on Belmont; hope they do just as well! read more
3 years ago
Parking: there is a parking lot but it's usually packed. When the lot is full, you'll have to find parking in the residential areas. I came here for desserts and I got a chance to try their mango snow (shaved iced with mango) and their strawberry egg waffle. The mango snow was delicious and it wasn't too sweet. The egg waffle was also very fresh and it went well the the ice cream and fresh strawberries. It's cafe is really chill and you can definitely come here for a quick bite as the food comes out pretty quickly! read more
3 years ago
My Taiwanese friend suggested this for early lunch one day: glad we got there early as it was quite crowded by the time that the full lunch crowd rolled in! The food wasn't as exotic tasting as he warned me, it was very palatable to naive American boy, we tried a large range of things and I enjoyed nearly all of it (still can't get over the sugary red beans for dessert). Nice service and not too expensive for a large amount of food. read more
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2609 S Halsted St
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