So delicious! Hubs and I were craving something tasty and finger foody... I was craving Taiwanese popcorn chicken and once I mentioned that to him, he immediately responded with a resounding "get it" LOL! We had never eaten here before. This is actually our first Taiwanese restaurant in the area. We have our solid favorites on Oahu so venturing into the 9th island for those same flavors was a must! We ordered delivery from DD (we don't have a vehicle here so we rely on delivery services). The popcorn chicken was DELICIOUS! Some pieces were a big soggy but that's due to the distance it had to travel to get to our doorstep. The flavors are spot on with fried basil overtones. I wouldn't loved bigger pieces of fried basil. That's the only thing that could've made the dish better. It was that yummers! We also ordered the Chinese sausage over rice. The rice is delicious with the perfect amount of stickiness; making for an excellent chopstick experience. The tea egg was my least favorite. It had a bit of an off seasoning, so it wasn't what I was used to. But I do love eggs with my Asian food so I polished it off anyway lol. The bok choy with minced meat sauce was ok. I'm used to more seasoning on the meat sauce but the fresh veggies were still delicious. Of the pickled items, I enjoyed the cucumber chunks but the cabbage was too spicy for my liking. Hubs loved it though. Enjoyed our meal immensely and will definitely be ordering from here more often! read more

Taiwan Deli - Basil shaken chicken - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I came on July 3, Friday (but also a holiday designated day), and there were a decent amount of people but with no wait! Parking is easy as well. We were sat right away in the secluded dining area which was quieter than the main area. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a very cozy environment overall, and it felt like I was in a relatives' house.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There were plenty of menu options to choose from, and we ordered the radish pancake with egg, basil chicken, and hot and spicy wontons. I wish there were photos on the menu so I could see examples of each, but we just used yelp, It was all pretty yummy, although the wontons were a bit on the vinegar-y side. The egg radish pancakes were our favorite. There is a 15% gratuity included if dining in. 3% credit card charge as well, so bring cash if you want to save! Our total was around $37 for everything we ordered. read more

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Taiwan Deli offers regional Taiwanese breakfast and food. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior is like you're transported to Taiwan at someone's home.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was fine for me but I spoke mandarin to them. Some of the staff here spoke little English but as long as you can point out the item number, you'll be fine. The food was pretty authentic and delicious with a wide variety of food. I really liked the old fashioned meat sauce (#70). My friend tried the spicy tendon and beef noodle (#94) and I thought it was on the blander side however it was pretty light. There were definitely dishes that shined better than others. One thing that was interesting was that the beef rolls (#77) only had meat and cilantro in it - typically it comes with cucumbers. Overall, Taiwan Deli was a delicious Taiwanese spot in the Vegas area. read more

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Vegas is the paradise for foodies with the amazing variety of cuisines from all the regions and countries, BUT just lack of the food from Taiwan and Malaysia. Taiwan Deli is almost the only one Taiwanese restaurant here in town, but it's far away from representing Taiwanese food. Food here is catering to some of the breakfast items or street snacks. Not possible to be authentic but we have no other choices. Good items here: peanut rice milk, Taiwanese kimchi (really good), rice ball with preserved mustard green, popcorn chicken, chicken meat roll, and Taiwanese rice noodles. read more

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Cheap and cheerful Taiwanese style breakfast and lunch spot. Think cha chaan teng/HK style cafe but Taiwanese instead of Canto. They offer combination plate meals alongside a la carte snacks and dishes. The green onion pancake covered an entire dinner plate - more than enough for one person and plenty to share. A great entry that gets better dipped in chili oil and vinegar. My taiwanese sausage breakfast came with veggies and rice topped with meat sauce (it was like lu ruo fan but not quite the same). Service is friendly and welcoming. The owner stopped by my table and as we chatted, she told her story of moving to Las Vegas from Ohio and opening up the restaurant after trying another spot. She thought to herself, "I can do better than this." Years later seems like she was right. read more

Taiwan Deli - Taiwan Sausage - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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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! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lovely, cozy Taiwanese breakfast chain in the middle of Vegas. Highly recommend checking out their menu, lots of seating and very spacious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Staff friendly and service quick! Free and easy parking. read more

Taiwan Deli - Old Fashion Meat Sauce with Noodle and Egg Soup, Hot Soybean Milk with Peanuts - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside of the restaurant has a very Taiwanese feel.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Definitely stop by if you're in the area! read more

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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! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Note: limited seating so be prepared to share a table with strangers and make new friends if you don't want to wait :)[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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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. read more

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Best Taiwan breakfast in Vegas. Service was top notch too. Would definitely come back.

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 read more

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Everything about Taiwan Deli is what I love about Taiwanese breakfast! [[HIGHLIGHT]]No fuss, no frills, but LOTS of vibes.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 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! [[HIGHLIGHT]]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![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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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. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Taiwan Deli has a mom and pop feel to it. During our morning visit, it was full of families eating Taiwanese breakfast items[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The wall near the front was covered with handwritten menu items, and there was a freezer full of dumplings and other products for purchase.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 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. read more

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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. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The service was pretty quick and friendly and the atmosphere was nice and relaxing.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 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. read more

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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. [[HIGHLIGHT]]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[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 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. read more

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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. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant isn't very big, but the tablecloths and overall atmosphere remind me of classic mom-and-pop restaurants in Taiwan.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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If you are craving for authentic Taiwanese Breakfast like Yi Mei, you have to check Taiwan Deli. Taiwan Deli is located in a slow shopping Plaza. The restaurant is at the far back corner. I love the location since I don't need to worry about finding parking since there are plenty of open parking spaces. The restaurant is always busy but the staff is quite efficient in serving the food fresh and quick so all the hungry patrons are in and out. The turn is quick so waiting was not too bad. We came with a party of 7 and we were able to sit within 10 mins. As far as what to order you have to order salted soy bean milk, green onion pancake, stinky tofu, daikon cake, yuo tao, rice burrito, egg and green onion omelets. All the food will taste even better if you dip in the garlic soy sauce. Add some chili oil if you want to get some kicks! Portions are a good size to share as family style. Prices are also quite reasonable as well. We all enjoyed the food and plan to come back the next time we are in Vegas! read more

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. read more

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Great authentic food! Amazing service and took very good care of us. Had us keep our luggage inside and park closer to watch our car. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Was very clean too[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

This place is a goto for my friends from my home island of Saipan. As soon as they land and this place is open we are there lol. One of my friend is of chinese decent and he said the food here is comparable to home as well. read more

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. read more

Taiwan Deli - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

[[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant decor is old school with checked table cloths.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was good and the food was delicious read more

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Honestly, if it was just based off of service, I would give 5 stars! All the aunties and uncles were so friendly and really made sure to take care of us. They were so attentive and made sure we had everything we wanted, even constantly making sure our waters were full. And the food itself was really good too! We got Soy milk - I'm not the biggest fan of soy milk, but my friends liked this dish a lot. It came in a huge bowl that stayed warm for so long. I do like that you can customize your own sweetness level though! Taiwan sausage - Like lap cheong, but a little sweeter, this was really good. But it does get pretty greasy pretty quickly. I was surprised by how big the serving was though. Preserved egg lean pork porridge - this bowl of porridge was so warm and comforting. But it felt like a lot of the preserved egg yolk was the egg white part instead of the yolk part, which I wanted more of. Chinese donut - Really crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, no complaints here! It wasn't too greasy either! Yi mei rice roll w/ mustard green - such a nostalgic dish for me! Although I wish it was bigger because it was so good, the ratio of filling to rice was perfect. Hot & spicy wonton - this dish was really good too, but also didn't really stand out to me. Original beef noodle - another hearty dish, perfect for when you want something hot and soupy. It did still have a little spice to it which I enjoyed. The noodles were cooked perfectly and I really liked their texture. They had a good mix of tender and chewier pieces of meat too. read more

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I love this place and can't believe I havent written a review yet! A lot of the reason as to why I stop into Vegas is because I really like this place and it's really the only place closest to Phoenix where I can get decent, authentic Taiwanese food. Stinky tofu is one of my favorite Taiwanese dishes and this place knows how to make this dish right. The tofu is definitely very stinky, so it's an acquired taste, kind of like cheese. Their pickled cabbage that comes with this dish is fantastic and some of the best I have ever had. The other Taiwanese item I like is fan tuan, which is glutinous rice wrapped up like a burrito and inside there is pork sung, preserved veggie. This place makes a very legit fan tuan. And of course my all time favorite dish is leek pancakes and I always get an order from here and they make me so happy! Just like the ones my grandma used to make. I have also been to the other location too in the Southwest. They have very limited hours and close at 2pm, so I always have to time it right to get here before they close. And I always get many dishes to take back to Phoenix, which allows me to enjoy them for a few days. This is an authentic Taiwanese eatery, you'll be glad uou came if you like this type of cuisine! read more

The only place to find fantuans in Las Vegas! [[HIGHLIGHT]]They are your local, casual, home-y diner that offers Taiwanese breakfast items.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Taiwan Deli - Pork with Napa Dumpling - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I feel like this is the hidden hole in the wall place that you go to for some super comfort food. They open at 8am and it was full by 9am. I tried the beef rice roll with mustard green, hot & Spicy wontons, and a steamed pork bun. I was impressed with the food and how good it was. The beef rice roll with mustard green was both tasty and filling. The wontons were full of flavor and the extra fried garlic on them made it better. Overall, this is a good place to get some good eats at reasonable prices. read more

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Over priced comfort food that did not provide a lot of comfort. I was curious about the $12 chives pocket. She said it was homemade. I had better frozen. The salty soy milk was passable. read more

Worst experience ever, the beef is very salty and the noodles taste weird and sour, the seaweed tastes like soaked in vinegar for days, if you dare to complain about the taste, the owner proudly claims that this is the best Taiwan restaurant across Vegas and LA 有史以来最糟糕的经历，牛肉很咸，面条的味道又奇怪又酸，海藻的味道就像在醋里浸泡了好几天，如果你敢抱怨味道，老板自豪地声称这是拉斯维加斯和洛杉矶最好的台湾餐厅 read more

Taiwan Deli - Spicy Beef Noodle Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Our friends dined in here around 9:30am on Saturday and then ordered to-go food for us to eat at our hotel room. It wasn't busy. We tried Radish Cakes, Beef Tendon and Tofu in Chili Sauce, Old fashion meat sauce with rice and egg, egg pancake, Green Onion scallion Pancake, and Chinese donut. Almost everything was good. Only the beef tendon and tofu dish was salty. read more

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Came here a few times for breakfast/early lunch (they close at 2pm). Always delicious food with friendly staff. Beef roll is a must try. The bake beef sandwich with mustard green is also very good. Will have to come back a few more times to try all the entrees. read more

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I always wanted to try an authentic traditional Chinese breakfast, perhaps I really need to travel to China to compare because this wasn't good to me at all. The customer service was non-existent. You pretty much have to advocate for yourself with seating, ordering, and obtaining your bill. I saw people literally standing in front of the register signaling to the staff they were ready so I mirrored that. The food was bland. No flavoring at all. I chose the traditional tendon and beef noodle soup and not even the broth was flavorful. The chinese donuts were very oily no taste at all. The plum juice was not what I was expecting. Instead of sweet it was quite Smokey, bitter, and thick. It didn't pair well with my choice of breakfast items at all. All I can say is, I experienced something new , which is always a fun thing to do however, this is just not for me. read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is busy busy busy![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] But if you're craving for Taiwanese food, especially small eats like breakfast tofu, this is the place to go. Bring cash because they charge for credit and go early! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Be also ready to share tables.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Luckily we took our food to go but the line starts from the inside! read more

I thought the place was pretty good, authentic and fast. Service was decent also (many aunties) but need to ask for water. Preserves egg and pork porridge 皮蛋瘦肉粥was sooo good!! Flavorful and super thick. Was very filling. Topped with the seaweed 海带丝 and homemade chili oil chefs kiss You tiao 油条 Chinese donut need to be dipped into the soy milk. If eating alone, ofc it doesn't have much taste. 卤肉饭 was different, instead of chunks of meat, it was 肉燥like bolognese textured meat. I thought it wasn't very cheap either, considering the environment and the casual cooking. read more

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Super busy place! You know it's good when they have buses drop off their chinese people before making the trip back to LA. The whole restaurant was mostly Asian. So now for the food part! I chose to do take out because they were packed! Also they charge 15% tip and 3% for credit card use. Food is good, very authentic and everything reminded me of home tastes. I got salted soybean soup, rice rolls and 3 pork and veggie buns. So good, so hungry, sorry no photos! read more

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This family-owned restaurant is located in a plaza within Chinatown of Las Vegas. The owner is a woman who's been running it her entire life, after it was passed down by her father. She was swinging by to chat with all the customers which was sweet. We had come just before they closed but they were very kind to serve us anyways. We ordered a variety of items from noodles to beef rolls to soy milk and Chinese donuts. The food came out very quickly and was very yummy. I will note some of the items such as the noodles were on the pricier side. The beef rolls were also a little smaller than we expected although they looked packed in the photos. read more

Taiwan Deli - Beef roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Craving a traditional Taiwanese breakfast and this place hit the spot with the hot soy milk and Chinese donut. It's so simple but nostalgic and satisfying. Oyster pancake was decent enough too. Service? Kind of iffy... they accidentally sent our entire order to another table so we had to reorder... and they got one of the orders wrong again. The ladies are polite and tried to fix things but maybe English isn't the best way of communicating with them even if they seem to use it ok. read more

Taiwan Deli - Oyster omelette (left) and Green Onion Pancake (right) - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Was looking form some Chinese breakfast and stumbled to this spot. This place is very busy and had a long line on Sunday around 10 in the morning. Ordered to go and the only good items were the rice roll and the bao. The soy milk was very hot and burnt. I tasted the burnt flavor and there were chunks of burned soy milk. The scallion pancake was not good. It was very chewy, hard, and didn't taste fresh. The rice roll was good and has good pickled vegetables in it. The bao was steaming hot which was great. read more

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I was so looking forward to some Taiwanese breakfast, but we were sorely disappointed. The preserved egg congee was warm, not hot, the oyster omelet did not taste fresh, the chili bean curd was worse than the jarred stuff, the people next to us said the youtiao didn't seem fresh so we didn't order it, the scallion pancake was fried too hard, and the red bean bun was thick and dry. Very sad. That said, the chives pancake, garlic cucumber, and radish cake were decent. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior is old school, with checkered table cloths and dark wood walls and a large fish tank.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]You'll be asked if you're willing to share a table with strangers.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 15% gratuity automatically added to every check. But service was pretty friendly--we really appreciated our helpful waiter, who hooked us up with some pork floss for my baby. Too bad the food wasn't better! read more

I always enjoy a Taiwanese Breakfast and this place was pretty solid. I love Taiwanese Sausage, but this one was a little too oily for my preference. I got to try the Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup and that one was pretty good too! Flavorful broth and the noodles had just the right amount of bounciness. The spicy wontons were delicious as well. I tried the soy milk, but I would need to add sugar since I like it sweet. The aunties and uncles were all super friendly with us and so sweet. Bring cash to avoid a credit card fee. Plenty of parking too! read more

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Yummy and affordable comfort food. Perfect meal on our way home from Vegas. My favorite was the oyster omelette. The beef rolls were surprisingly tender and moist. Service was efficient. Restaurant was clean. Will come back whenever I'm in town to get my Taiwanese food fix. read more

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