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    Taiwan Deli

    3.6 (700 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Jasmine H.

    When I come to Vegas and I need good Taiwanese breakfast food, I come to Taiwan Deli! The staff is quick and efficient, and our server in was very nice and accommodating. The inside of the restaurant has a very Taiwanese feel. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

    Old Fashion Meat Sauce with Noodle and Egg Soup, Hot Soybean Milk with Peanuts
    Dan P.

    Hot soybean milk with peanuts - a classic, warm Taiwanese breakfast item! highly recommend dipping with a Chinese donut. delicious fresh soybean milk that comes really plain but you can adjust sweetness with sugar as needed. Old fashioned meat sauce with rice and egg - I was craving Lu Rou Fan and was told this was the closest item to it on the menu. protein was ground pork which soaked up the sauce well, making it a bit slightly salty. it's less fatty than the OG but is still quite greasy. delicious and filling but I do prefer the braised pork more! Lovely, cozy Taiwanese breakfast chain in the middle of Vegas. Highly recommend checking out their menu, lots of seating and very spacious. Staff friendly and service quick! Free and easy parking.

    Kacee T.

    Traditional Taiwanese breakfast is so hard to find but I heard about the Las Vegas relic that survives all the trendy food spots popping up around it for good reason. I love this mom and pops style restaurant serving about the freshest soy milk where you can adjust your sweetness to your liking (pro tip add a Chinese long doughnut on the side and dip it in to enjoy a sweet and savory breakfast) the egg pancake was very filling and a good portion perfect for sharing! Their rice rolls are simple and classic - I love how the rice is cooked to perfection and doesn't become mushy or hard even after a few hours! Note: limited seating so be prepared to share a table with strangers and make new friends if you don't want to wait :)

    Salty soy milk
    Amy Y.

    Located in Las Vegas Chinatown. They open pretty early so we had breakfast here. The menu has many options of Taiwanese cuisine. We ordered a bunch of items to share. The flavor was quite interesting for each item. A couple of memorable ones was the the rice roll, I like it. The salty soy milk was interesting...reminds me of tofu. I would recommend getting the sweet soymilk instead. Worth an experience.

    Egg Pancake with Chinese Donut
    Phyllis M.

    Everything about Taiwan Deli is what I love about Taiwanese breakfast! No fuss, no frills, but LOTS of vibes. Everyone who worked there spoke Chinese, and put up with my ABC Chinese skills when trying to speak back. I had been craving warm soy milk with a youtiao, or Chinese donut. The first dip and bite is *chefs kiss*. I also got a fan tuan, knowing that I would eat it on the plane (we were flying out later that day) while my husband got a crepe with a cruller and egg inside. It's always fun to watch him try the food of my people! This spot reminded me if my grandmas cooking and just being with family on the West Coast and I couldn't have been happier to have found it!

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    Charlie L.

    Taiwan Deli has been a staple of Las Vegas Chinatown for as long as I can remember. It's located in one of the many plazas along Spring Mountain. We recently went there for breakfast food on a Saturday and enjoyed the dining. We had #14 Salted Rice Roll #24 Chinese Donut Baked Sandwich and #26 Taiwan Style Rice Wrapped w/ Pork. Everything was very tasty and the portions were adequate. The service was pretty quick and friendly and the atmosphere was nice and relaxing. We went early in the morning and remember the days of a louder hustle and bustle. Taiwan Deli institutes a mandatory 15% gratuity on dine-in orders and a 3% surcharge for credit cards. That's the only reason for 4 stars instead of 5.

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    Derick C.

    After a busy day the previous day, what better way to start off Vegas than to go to Chinatown and get some Asian food we're homesick for already This place is a family owned business serving staple Taiwanese style food, it's the original location, they have a 2nd location outside of paradise. It's got the standard dumplings, soybean milk with you tiao, oyster pancakes, and if you fancy a heartier meal then they have rice and noodle dishes too. Wanting something light, we got there around 11am, luckily there wasn't a huge wait. This was my parents' 2-3 time here so, knowing how picky they are with Asian food, it's gotta be solid. Upon entering, it's like I'm transported back to Taiwan/hong Kong where theres a lot of people in a small area. They even have different parties share the same table for efficiency The plaza this place is in is relatively busy, I wouldn't have known if I wasn't looking for it, but there's a lot of parking spots.

    Sweet Soy Milk
    Jando S.

    In a hidden corner of Las Vegas Chinatown is Taiwan Deli (義美冠軍), one of the city's most (if not, the most) authentic Taiwanese spots. While it might feel divey due to the lack of lighting, it is actually more of a old school vibe with the checkered cloth and gaudy decor. If anything, it feels more like a diner, but Taiwanese. Not to be confused with their southwest sister location (#1), this is the OG spot and has become a go-to option whenever I'm in town. Despite all the interior decor snafus (think mismatched furniture, tacky chandeliers on industrial ceilings, lots of calligraphy character frames and mini Chinese deity statues prominently featured in the center of the room), there is an undeniable charm that is hard to shake. It is quite group friendly and an easy solo dining spot. Speaking of solo dining, I would only stick to the breakfast options, such as soybean milk (豆漿) with Chinese donut (油條), along with their sweet/salty rice rolls (飯糰) with mustard greens or peanuts. Their radish cake / omelet (菜脯蛋) is a nice savory choice, and any of their buns make for a solid, carby snack. Many of their other classic dishes, such as oyster omelette (蚵仔煎), oyster vermicelli (蚵仔麵線), beef noodle soup (牛肉麵), and even Fuzhou style fish balls (福州魚丸湯) are offered, a clear nod to their Minnan roots. The portions are excellent and very sharable. Having dining companions in tow would be highly recommended. It's not all roses, the soup dumplings (小籠包) are not that fantastic, since they were a tad on the doughy side without much soup. The bathrooms are a major gamble, and sometimes service is a little aloof even if they're friendly. The prices are always in flux, which is where they'll find themselves in trouble with folks who get a case of sticker shock. Paying in cash will ease some of the burden and speaking any level of Mandarin is certainly better than none at all. I would absolutely kill for a place like this where I'm currently living, but I feel fortunate and envious that Vegas has a Taiwanese gem like this. __________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/taiwan-deli-las-vegas-4

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    Yuli L.

    When we arrived Taiwan Deli at 9:30 am, we were surprised to see a long line of people at the entrance. Thankfully the line dissipated quickly and we got seated at a shared table. Taiwan Deli has a mom and pop feel to it. During our morning visit, it was full of families eating Taiwanese breakfast items. The wall near the front was covered with handwritten menu items, and there was a freezer full of dumplings and other products for purchase. Once seated, one of the friendly servers will take your order. We ordered a few items and liked them all, but our favorites were the unsweetened soy milk (hot), the baked sandwich with egg and the mushroom and pork bao. Everyone at Taiwan Deli was very friendly and accommodating, tbh I was pleasantly surprised . The price was a bit more than I expected (mind you, I'm from Taiwan and am used to cheap breakfast), but the bill already included a 15% tip and the owner was very gracious. Overall, I like Taiwan Deli and wouldn't mind returning to get some Taiwanese food and to support local business.

    Stirfry Stir-Fried Rice Noodle with Pork Meat
    Karen W.

    An authentic Taiwanese's restaurant. The owner is very interesting--she has lots of stories to share and is incredibly friendly, which makes the experience feel warm and personal. You have to try their radish cake. Some of my family members even think it tastes better than the radish cake they've had in Taiwan. They also sell frozen dumplings and offer a large selection of baos, making it a great place to stock up on comfort food. The restaurant isn't very big, but the tablecloths and overall atmosphere remind me of classic mom-and-pop restaurants in Taiwan.

    Pig Ear and Tofu in Chili Sauce (#61)
    Yun-Wen L.

    Food/Taste/Flavor: 2/5 - ordered Stinking Fried Tofu (#50), Beef Rolls (#75), and Pig Ear and Tofu in Chili Sauce (#61). The cold dish of pig ear came from a side fridge and was the smallest side. The small size didn't turn out to be a big issue since we had to toss most of it away since we think it's gone bad since it was sour and had a foul odor to it (worse than the stinky tofu!) The fried tofu was dry and they didn't provide sauce to help it along. The beef rolls were dry as well and the scallions pancake wrap around it was more of a soggy tortilla. The sides it came with was the best part of the meal. Service: 3/5 - we were welcomed by someone sitting at a booth with a large party speaking Chinese. However, when they realized we were ordering to-go she handed us off to the cashier who was not happy to be there and seemed upset that we spoke in English. The first item we ordered was not available and she just stated that it's 11:30 already so there's no way they had it. Ambiance: n/a - ordered food to go Value for price: 2/5 - I really wanted to like this place especially since there's so many good Asian restaurants in the area. Unfortunately, they missed on every dish.

    Mike C.

    The restaurant decor is old school with checked table cloths. Service was good and the food was delicious

    Christina K.

    I've been looking for a place to get fan tuan and this seems to be the only place to sell them. I was sadly disappointed by what I received. First, it was so small. I don't think it was worth the price. It barely had any filling and the youtiao was soft and not crispy. I did see they have frozen dumplings that you could purchase, which looked good, but I would definitely skip the fan tuan.

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    4.0
    (239 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    $$

    This is just for the service alone as I just went with a friend to pick up some frozen dumplings…read morewith his mom. They've been here before and she loves it so much she wanted to get some to bring back to CA. The gentleman that helped was very friendly and generous. My friend's mom asked about what flour they use and not only did he tell us but he also took the bag out so we could get a picture of it when we go to the grocery store. He packed the frozen dumplings on ice and generously offered us a soy milk for my friend's mom since it's hot out. He also gifted her some peanuts and let us know how to cook the dumplings properly. Really great service. Can't wait to try these dumplings. If they are as good as how we were greeted they will be outstanding!

    The lady staff here, Jenifer, is very attentive, patient, and friendly. She would spend time to…read moreexplain and recommend the dishes to whom not familiar with Taiwanese cuisine. Highly recommend their peanut rice milk which is thick, sweet, and very flavorful. The popcorn chicken (what's called basil chicken here) is another good choice. If you get the rice plater, it also comes with 2 eggs (one braised and one fried) veggies, and minced pork with rice, definitely good portion and satisfying. It's basically hit and miss here. You need to know what to order. The rice balls are good. Taiwanese kimchi is amazingly delicious. The checking roll is great. The beef pancake or beef roll are good but with too much sauce and too salty. But the squid noodles are far away from the authentic version.

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    Lucky Noodle

    4.7
    (540 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    Hands down one of our favorite meals in Vegas! My husband and I are huge hand-pulled noodle fans…read moreand decided to try this one off the strip. The interior felt very modern and traditional at the same time. We ordered the hot chrysanthemum tea and it came out in a piping hot kettle. Service was very friendly and attentive. Spicy hand pulled noodle soup 5/5 - Incredibly warm, flavorful, and delicious. The noodles were perfectly chewy and the broth was packed with flavor. Generous cuts of beef as well. Zhajiang Mian 5/5 - My favorite of the two dishes and the best Zhajiang Mian I've ever tried. The minced pork sauce was absolutely delicious and coated the noodles so well. Would definitely recommend checking this spot out for your next visit to Vegas!

    Wife and I were looking for a place to eat and saw that this local eatery had some good reviews for…read moretheir Taiwanese cuisine. It is located in a strip mall with an abundance of convenient parking. Inside, they had nice tables and bench seating and also had a couple of nice sized round tables with lazy Susans for larger families. We arrived around 7:30-ish and it was quiet with one or two other parties dining. Their take-out business appeared to be robust, which was a good sign that they must be doing something right with their offerings. Menu is pretty standard fair. Noodles in broth with beef shank, various dumplings, rice plates and dry noodle dishes. We started with the deep fried spring rolls which were tasty. The wrapping was very thin and delicate and had a nice crunch for each bite. There are six in an order, which is a great value. Wife ordered the Lucky Beef Noodle which has a mildly spicy broth. She asked for half the normal amount of noodles, as she feels that the noodles end up soaking up a lot of broth. I ordered the Beef Soup with Dumplings, which is basically what my wife ordered without the noodles. I wanted noodles added, so they were gracious and added the noodles my wife did not want to my order. The broth was flavorful and mild, not much of a kick. But the pork and cabbage dumplings included in my order were out of this world delicious and paired perfectly with the beef and its broth. I highly recommend this specific dish! If you are in search for Taiwanese food, give them a shot. Good quality, fresh food that is nicely flavored!

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    Din Tai Fung

    4.2
    (3.2k reviews)
    1.8 mi
    Takes reservations
    Kid friendly

    When I booked a trip to Vegas, I knew I wanted to go to Din Tai Fung. I had gotten it take out…read morebefore but never dined in, so I was excited for the full experience. Especially because I've been on a Taiwanese food kick!! This meal was truly incredibly. The restaurant is inside the aria hotel, which is gorgeous. When we arrived, there was a line. The people in front of us were told there was about an hour wait for two on Saturday night at 6:30. Luckily, we had a reservation!! I would highly recommend getting one. Once we told her our name, she sent us down a hall way where we waited for someone to call our name to take us to our table. In the waiting area, you can see the employees making the dumplings. Once we got to our table, our server explained how things worked and made some recommendations. Everything is family style, and he said it's best to get 2-3 plates per person. We got pork xiao long bao, chicken xiao long bao, chicken fried noodles, braised beef noodle soup, the cucumber salad, and the shrimp and pork dumplings. The xiao long bao was incredible. I loved both the pork and the chicken. They have a little sign telling you the best way to eat it, and they have the soy sauce, vinegar, and ginger to eat it with. Absolutely amazing. The braised beef noodle soup was delicious. The flavor of the meat came through really strong in the broth. I wish there had been more broth. The noodles were perfect. The chicken fried noodles were also super yummy. I'm not a huge cucumber person, but the sauce on these ones made them so good. The cucumbers themselves were extra crunchy. The shrimp and pork dumplings were good, but I wish the flavors of the meat had been stronger. Honestly though, everything was delicious. For dessert, we got the chocolate and mochi xiao long bao and the shaved snow with mango. My friend doesn't like chocolate, so he didn't think he'd like them, but he actually ended up suggesting that we order another. They are perfect. The shaved snow with mango was also delicious. A friend of my husbands had recommended getting that over the chocolate xlb. I thought both were great but the chocolate was my fave. Something I really liked about this experience was the pacing of the meal. Things came out as they were ready, and it was fun to try it all as it came out. My friend got a milk tea that was good. I got Diet Coke, and the brew was great. It also felt like my cup was never empty. The service was amazing from the hostess to the server to the food runners. I would highly recommend getting a meal here!!!

    Din Tai Fung is a consistent, high quality dim sum place. However, be aware that they are catering…read moreto an American taste buds so expect the foods to be a mild spicy or not spicy at all. Now if you want more "authentic" dim sum, China Town is not too far away. I love how quick the dim sum comes out and how you can watch the chefs roll out the dough and make the dumplings when you walk in. Definitely make a reservation for peak dinner times!

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