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    4.4 (253 reviews)
    ModerateTaiwanese
    Closed 10:30 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    TFC (Fried Chx) Rice 雞排飯
    mybmw Z.

    Love their selections of to go dishes. Their bentos are awesome! My goto place when craving Taiwanese food! Highly recommended

    Fried chicken bento - Soooo good!!
    Krys P.

    My 1725th review is a five star for this little hidden gem! Come here for authentic no frill Taiwanese food. Walking in the space is quite cavernous, with a whole side of coolers selling frozen/refrigerated products. Too bad we are traveling, I imagine if we live here we'll frequent this place to get something for home. There are only a few tables, so we weren't sure if they are serving food on the premise, even though the reviews say so. We ordered at the counter, there's a simple menu. We loved the fried chicken bento box, the chicken was unbelievably tender, and there were a variety of vegetables, as well as red rice, to make this a healthy meal. The beef noodle is nice, with an unexpected kick to it. Also do give their melon tea a try. Very refreshing.

    Pork Belly Bento 焢肉便当

    The pork belly was amazing and consistent in quality as my second time coming back here. The railroad bento is a Taiwanese classic, with the meat inside hot and tender, while the crust on the outside is crispy and crunchy. The service was good, the food came pretty quick. The water they have provided to you is probably the best water I've had so far in terms of restaurant water, it's like the 4 am cold water you drink.

    Taiwanese Sausage
    Xia Wen G.

    I love their Taiwanese sausages! Whenever I'm in the area, I always get one to eat right then and there! I also buy a pack of frozen sausages for home as well. They're just that good! It reminds me of my childhood, I used to get these type of sausages while shopping with my mom.

    Taiwan Best Mart
    Donna N.

    $15 bento includes 2 sides w/main I chose the 3-cup mushroom & tofu plus basil eggplant & cucumber salad , purple rice, charred cabbage, pickled mustard greens !!! Small deli type place w/ 2 lg tables & 2 small tables... self- serve ice water & utensils. Frozen soups, dumplings, sausage, baos, scallion pancakes available in freezer case Minimalist but comfortable, located next to the manju & shave ice spot

    Alondra V.

    It's rare to find a spot in Sacramento that brings the heart of Taiwanese street food and bento-box comfort under one roof -- but Taiwan Best Mart actually delivers. Walking in feels low-key, casual, almost like a neighborhood secret that only those in the know appreciate. From the warm, home-y smells to the aisles of frozen dumplings and handmade sausage you can grab to go, it nails that balance of market + kitchen + nostalgia so many crave.

    Pork Chop Bento 豬排便当 with egg and peanut anchovy sides. $15(ish?)
    Kathy F.

    Small hole in the wall type of establishment. No frills. Quick friendly service. Parking was easy. Partner and I ordered 2 bentos: basil popcorn chicken and pork chop. Each come with your choice of 2 sides ! My partner chose the marinated egg as well as peanut + anchovies and I chose: tofu + century egg and basil eggplant. I loved the sides, chicken was nice and crispy and juicy. Price was around 15 bucks for each bento which is an amazing value for all the food you get. My partner completed a marathon and he didn't even finish the entire bento which goes to show how much they put in there. Will definitely come back when we are in town

    Mold on the lid for the Ma Jiang Mian (Sesame noodles)
    Laura T.

    TRULY DEVASTATED! I was SOOO excited to try this place and ordered a few items. I ate my popcorn chicken while driving home and it was great. The best popcorn chicken I've had! When I got home I was unpacking my Sesame noodles and getting ready to tuck in. To my horror there was mold in the sesame sauce container when I opened it. A thick ring is mold around the container and on the lid as well. Very sad as I spent a nice $12 on it. Interior is small, service was fast. Will NEVER come again T-T

    Megan B.

    The kids and I found this by accident. It was busy but the staff worked hard to get everyone served fast. I had no clue what I was doing but ordered I think one of the best dishes I have ever had. The noodle dish with the meat, beans and cucumber was fire! We also really liked the tofu and mushroom rice bowl. Honestly, we can't wait to go back.

    Basil Popcorn Chicken Bowl
    Tiffany B.

    What a gem! This place isn't hyped up on social media (which I think they deservingly should), but they let the food do the talking. And I'm sure the locals know about this place. I ordered a popcorn chicken bowl. I was a little surprised it was a purple rice, I didn't know that when I ordered. But it was totally fine. The chicken alone was very flavorful and well seasoned that it didn't need any sauces. But paired with the rice, made it the perfect quick on the go type of meal. I would order this again. The portions were great the chicken was fried to perfection.

    Basil Popcorn Chicken
    Lily N.

    This is a small hole in the wall, located on the same block as Osaka-Ya. We stopped by for a quick snack and thoroughly enjoyed both the popcorn chicken and green onion pancake! The popcorn chicken had good flavor and wasn't dry. The green onion pancake was nicely fried to a crisp with lots of green onion flavor. Small section for indoor dining. I noticed a lot of door dash/to go orders while we were there. They also sell a lot of frozen and dry items you can buy and take home for hot pot, etc.

    Mary W.

    Always comes for their bentos and never disappoint! But why?!!! Why sushi?!! They are better to do on what they are good at, Taiwanese bento boxes. Got to try the cal rolls and it was just ok. Big pieces, should have cut them into half again.. the avocado was unriped... I was about to order with raw fish but glad that I just did the basic cal roll to see their quality ...

    Taiwanese Fried Chicken
    Mike L.

    Even before I started to explore more of Sacramento's growing food scene, I kind of figured I'd find most cuisines represented. The city/area is certainly large enough to support it, but I admit I had doubts as to how good some of those places would be. However, even after trying just one Taiwanese restaurant, I'm already jealous. Not sure if that says more about how scant our options are in SF, but boy do I wish we had a place like Taiwan Best Mart! Based entirely on its appearance, Taiwan Beat Mart probably doesn't look all too impressive. The decor is pretty scant and the space isn't all that large (they can seat about a dozen people across their handful of tables), though I've never seen this place get very busy, as most folks seem to get their food to-go. As for the menu, despite how it's not super extensive, it's still filled with a bunch of staples, like Stewed Pork Over Rice, Zha-Jiang Mian, Popcorn Chicken, and Cold Sesame Noodles. They also have frozen offerings of many of their dishes (like the Zha-Jiang Mian sauce, Stewed Pork, etc.), as well as a bunch of Taiwanese specialties, like sausages, wontons, zongzi, salted duck yolk, and meatballs. -- POPCORN CHICKEN BENTO BOX with Stewed Pork, Stewed Egg, Charred Taiwanese Cabbage, and Signature Pickled Mustard Greens...$15 I wasn't sure what to expect when I got this, but this was great! The chicken was moist, the batter was crispy and well seasoned, the stewed pork was luscious and flavorful, and the stewed egg was cooked perfectly. Would definitely get this again! -- TAIWANESE FRIED CHICKEN...$9 I had high hopes for this and, thankfully, it didn't let me down! The seasoning on this was the same as on the popcorn chicken and the chicken itself was really moist. The most impressive part of this was how the outside stayed crunchy even after the drive back. -- ZHA-JIANG MIAN - Knife-Cut Black Bean Noodles and Sauce with Ground Pork, Beancurd, Edamame, Sweet Flour Sauce, Bean Paste, Taiwanese Bok Choy, Julienned Cucumbers, and Scallions...$12 This would've been better for dine-in, but I love how the to-go container kept everything separate. While the noodles were a bit overcooked, they still had a nice bite and I liked how there was a good amount of meat, tofu, and edamame in the sauce. True to just about any mom-and-pop business, service here is terrific. The guy working the register (owner?) was more than happy to answer all of my questions and was really nice. Unfortunately for me, though, was that the one thing that I really wanted to try (their Beef Noodle Soup) wasn't listed on the menu, presumably because it's summer now? Not sure why, as it's not like it's also 100+ degrees inside the restaurant as well, but I guess that just means I have that much of a reason to come to Taiwan Best Mart! Between Binchoyaki, Southside Super, and now Taiwan Best Mart, this tiny patch of Sacramento is home to some really good eats! And that's without even mentioning the ever popular Osaka-ya just a few doors over, which I still need to try. I guess that just means getting dessert over there just doubles the reason for me to come back here!

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    Boiling Avenue

    Boiling Avenue

    4.1
    (835 reviews)
    4.7 mi
    $$

    So strangely, we have been here 3 times and still have not had the hot pot ‍…read more We usually come and get the sukiyaki beef bowl. It's delicious and is more food than expected. It's actually enough for two meals. Oh and don't skip the drinks! We've had the teas and the mango drinks and it's all yummy in my tummy! The decor is pretty IG worthy as well. There's cool neon signs and interesting writings on the ceiling.

    This is an updated review to my older one posted pretty much when Boiling Avenue opened oh so many…read moreyears ago. I've spent many dinners here since then and I have to say BA has been one of my go to spots ever since the doors opened. They began with a focus on their awesome hot pots and some appetizers and have expanded to have a wide array of food options. I love a good soup, but I have to admit their rice bowls have become my new fave. The pork belly with quail eggs and the popcorn chicken bowls are our go to entrees now. We stop by after every pickleball game we have and our group can't help but order what we consider the "necessary" BA bites. AKA most of the menu. Salt and pepper tofu (my fave), grilled mackerel (yum), shrimp skewers (a classic), cucumber salad, garlic mushrooms and more. Never went wrong with trying something new from the menu. This place has always been a vibe and I've celebrated many an occasion here. But it's also one of our fave can't decide on anything dinner spots. Boiling Avenue will always hold a special place in my heart. Cheers!

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    Deluxe hotpot for two -- togo only
    Deluxe hotpot for two -- togo only
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    Old Gui Lin

    4.3
    (168 reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$

    We visited on Friday night around 7pm and we ordered right away on the counter. This was self-serve…read moretype of restaurant. They will buzz your buzzer and you pick up at the designated window. The service was quick - we got our food within 5 minutes of ordering. There are self-served condiments table on the right side of the pick up window. You can load as much condiments as you like. They have pickled mustard greens, pickled long beans, bamboo shoots, roasted soy bean, roasted peanuts, scallions, cilantro, and hot sauces. - A1 Guilin Rice Noodle: the noodle was very soft (but a bit too soft for me). The meat pieces were tender and good. The crackling pork pieces were super crispy and gave a nice texture to the dish. - A10 Braised Pork Dry Tossed Noodle: the curly noodle was firmer type than A1 and had a bit of chew (which was similar to instant noodle) and I prefer this. The braised pork was flavorful and delicious! - B11 Preserved Duck Egg with Tofu: the tofu was soft and was a good combo with the preserved duck egg. The egg itself didn't have very strong taste so it was very pleasant. The spicy sauce was mild for me but the overall dish was good. - C1 Old Gui Lin Boba Milk Tea (less sugar): good and milky. The less sugar version was the perfect sweetness for us. The boba pieces were chewy and good.

    Limited English, but was able to get by without any issue. There's no service charge here; you…read moreorder at the counter, grab your food when it's out, then bring your tray back up. Interior is somewhat dimly lit. They have tables off to one side of the restaurant, with a lot of space being taken up by the worker / behind the counter area. I had the Beef Brisket Rice Noodle Soup. The meat isn't the type of meat I like (lots of tendon/cartilage), but it has good flavor. I really did not like the pork in the Pork Rib Rice Noodle Soup. It was super tough! I did enjoy the flavor of the soups though. It seemed like the broth was high fat content. I really liked the self-serve condiment bar. This was one of the highlights for me. I'll be a returning customer.

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    Interior
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    Tasty Dumpling

    Tasty Dumpling

    4.0
    (485 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    We had: Pork xiao long bao- delicious, tons of soup. $13.95…read morefor 8. Chk & corn dumplings- delicious. Has small amts of cabbage, carrots, along w corn & chk. $13.95 for 8. Toddler liked this one. Dan dan noodles $13.95. Mild flavor. Lots of ground pork, 2 pieces of bok choy. Not spicy at all. Probably wouldn't get it again... we just prefer the more sichuan spicy style Honey lemon tea $3. A bit sweet for me but hubby liked it. Love that hubby w his allium onion allergies was able to eat the dumplings :) We also ordered veggie dumplings but due to miscommunication we never got it. Next time. Cashier was nice and answered our questions patiently. The incoming cashier was really sweet and when my toddler started crying / throwing a tantrum, she asked what's wrong and gave her a dumpling keychain. Food- 4 stars Customer service- 5 stars Bathroom was spacious and clean. No paper towels just air dry. We go to the zoo a lot so will probably pop by next time and order the pan fried dumplings, veg dumplings and maybe take home some frozen dumplings :) The chicken and corn one was about $38 for 40 pieces or something. The shrimp one was $43 for 40pc.

    Service was great. And food came out very fast after we ordered…read more Inside had a lot of seating and each table was well stocked with condiments for dipping. We got the pan fried beef potstickers and some steamed dumplings. Both were very good! It was my friend's first time trying dumplings and she agreed that everything was great. Would visit again.

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    12.20.24 all table seating are against the wall
    12.20.24 all table seating are against the wall
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    Dumpling & Tea House

    Dumpling & Tea House

    4.2
    (394 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Ensure you have a comfortable space to nap after eating ANY food from the menu . I've ALWAYS…read moreconsidered myself blessed to have the ability to purchase food from here because it's AUTHENTIC and will put me in a food coma from such satisfaction lol If you haven't had the pan fried option ... game changer!!! They sell frozen bags as well if you wanna save a couple of dollars and invite friends over to experience the food Let the dumpling soak up in their homemade sauce for a moment... don't just dip it When you hear the accent of the workers, you'll know it's the REAL deal They make them fresh daily as well - you might even get a glimpse of OG Grandma wrapping them up sometimes

    The partner and I wanted to try somewhere new on a cold & rainy weekend. This place has been on our…read morelist for a while, we saw it recommended on Instagram and Yelp. It's a small shop, but has enough seating if you wanted to come with a group. The parking lot is a little small, but there is a neighborhood around the corner with one hour limit on parking. The staff were super friendly, eager to make recommendations and checked in on our service. We got the pan seared pork & vegetable dumplings, wonton soup in broth, BBQ buns, and Fried Rice with Sausage. To drink we had a Jasmine Green Iced Tea; which was very floral, and Taro Milk Tea. The food was hot, fresh and very flavorful. My favorite was the wonton soup. The broth was light, not too salty but tasty and they gave plenty of wontons & broccoli. The pan seared dumplings were phenomenal and the dipping sauce brings the flavors together. I will like to try the fried ones next time. We enjoyed our meal and will recommend to our family and friends when looking for good dumplings and great customer service in the Sacramento area.

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    Cheese wontons. Crispy and tasty.
    Cheese wontons. Crispy and tasty.
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    Journey to the Dumpling - Midtown

    Journey to the Dumpling - Midtown

    4.4
    (787 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Locally sourced ingredients

    Went for lunch and ordered a couple of entrees. Good size portions. Best soup dumplings I've had…read more Great service. Definitely will be back

    Okay sooo I really thought my friend was exaggerating when she said this place easily eat another…read morewell known dumpling franchise for her...but uh she proved me wrong pretty easily. We went by on a Sunday around 12:30 and were able to join the yelp wait list as we parked and get a table for 3 easily. Fair warning if you are a larger group and come at peak times, join the waitlist early or be ready to wait a bit! The interior is bright, lively with a ton of bright light and decorations. There is a good amt of seating but let me tell you, it fills up FAST. The menu is EXPANSIVE with tons of options for omnivores and vegetarians alike. I will admit the impossible siu mai grabbed my attention pretty fast because I had never seen a vegetarian siu mai before sooo we had to order it. My friends shared the pork xlbs and we got the garlic green beans and the garlic noodles to share as well! Honestly, it was like being in a flow state between the garlic noodz and the green beans alone; highkey could eat multiple plates of just those two back to back to back l o l The siu mai was also delish but the other two dishes were somehow better. The soy/vinegar and chili oil they give for dipping is so good and hits that perfect note between salty/tangy/spicy. Prices are fair for the quality and I would love to go back and try more of their vegetarian options! I appreciate that this a spot that both vegetarians and their omnivore friends can go~ Have to go back to try their desserts including the egg tarts that sold out!

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    Journey to the Dumpling - Midtown
    Journey to the Dumpling - Midtown
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