This is just for the service alone as I just went with a friend to pick up some frozen dumplings with 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! read more

The lady staff here, Jenifer, is very attentive, patient, and friendly. She would spend time to explain 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. read more

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There were so many delicious sounding dishes on the menu that I wanted, I spent most of the meal wishing I had more people with me to share this exceptional experience! What I did try was quite good, and I was beyond appreciative that the staff took the time to answer questions and explain things as asked. I ended up ordering the radish cake omelet, the rice roll, and the classic minced pork over rice for a well rounded Taiwanese comfort food feast fit for way more than one. Everything was fantastic, with particular preference for the rice roll, which was an entirely new experience for me. I was grateful it was large enough to pack half of it out for the plane later! Since visiting, I've recommended this place to numerous friends. I sincerely wish we'd get something like it in Reno! A delicious and unique cultural food experience for me and one I look forward to repeating soon! read more

Finally able to try this place as its been saved on Yelp. Restaurant is bigger than I expected with lots of seating. Service was great- the lady helped us and was friendly. We ordered food to go. Food-9/10 Food was delicious. And they give big portions. I tried the Basil Chicken based on reviews and it did not disappoint! Husband ordered the Pork Chops and he enjoyed it also. We also ordered the Stinky tofu (which he said he always ate when he was younger) he liked it. I think one time order was enough lol. Anyways overall great place to try and will be back again! read more

Taiwan Deli - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

An Asian friend of mine asked me to join her for lunch to mark the Dragon Boat Festival. The festival is May 31 on our western calendars. The dish that we went for is called zongzi and there's a story in Chinese history of what villagers did with the zongzi. Quoting from wikipedia, this is what zongzi is: Zongzi (粽子) are a traditional Chinese rice dumpling, especially popular during the Dragon Boat Festival. They are made of glutinous rice, wrapped in bamboo leaves (or sometimes other leaves like banana or lotus), and often contain savory fillings like pork, salted duck eggs, and chestnuts, or sweet fillings like red bean paste. My friend did all the ordering. She got me iced plum juice as something different to try. She got for herself soybean milk with ice that she shared with me. Three zongzi were ordered--two with pork which she explained was a Shanghai version of the dish and one with red bean which is a Taiwanese version. She also ordered crispy roll with pork. After unwrapping the zongi from the bamboo leaves, we cut the rice dumpling in half and shared the three we got. She asked me for a preference but I didn't have any. Both were good. The crispy roll with pork was tasty as well. Service was excellent and the lunch was very pleasant. There are two Taiwan delis in Las Vegas--one in Chinatown and this one. The area where this one is located is being called the second Chinatown of Las Vegas because of the large number of Asian restaurants that have opened along South Rainbow Boulevard. read more

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Overall, fairly average flavor and ingredients. Their biggest attraction is their wide variety of items on a single menu, including some hard-to-find items like stinky fried tofu, but they're very much a restaurant that is good at a lot of things but great at nothing. Their homemade dumplings are decent, and you can buy frozen bags to go. I don't yet know of any other places in town that will bulk sell their dumplings. Basil chicken, beef rolls, and beef noodle soup are average, and there are better options elsewhere in town for all these items. Cold sesame noodle was particularly disappointing. Sauces come prepackaged for you to mix yourself, and noodles come with cucumbers only. Really underwhelming and poor value. Their pricing doesn't help matters. Relative to their portions, prices seem unreasonably high. Beyond that, I also get turned off by automatic gratuity and credit card fees on principle. read more

Taiwan Deli - Cold sesame noodle - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

It's a cute mom and pop Taiwanese restaurant. I love their hot soy milk and tea eggs. I wish I didn't order the stinky tofu! Since I love Yelp...lots of reviews suggesting stinky tofu, and I tried it! Worst decision ever!!! It's like eating manure!!! Yuck!!! I thought I tried stinky tofu when I was in China, and I enjoyed it. But not this one!!! Omg...the manure taste (and smell) lingers in my mouth after. So...please skip the stinky tofu. Do try other stuffs. The sweet lady that serving us was smiling when we tried the tofu. She warned us about it ‍ read more

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Great Taiwanese food for breakfast and lunch. It's a small place that is locally owned. We tried the fan Tuan and the basil chicken. Both were delicious and flavorful. The fan Tuan came out warm and had the pork floss with Chinese donut inside. The basil chicken was hot and crispy. I do think it could've used a little more spiciness and bit more flavor so we added a little white pepper to enhance it. They do charge for credit card and 15% dine in fee so highly recommend to bring cash. read more

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I was in the mood for some potstickers and decided to check out somewhere new so of course looked up places near to where I was on Yelp. Glad I did because these were some of the best ones I've had. You can dine in and there is also a refrigerated/frozen section of food, which I'll have to check out next time. The woman who took my order was super nice. I ordered the pork potstickers and she asked if I wanted them the Napa or Leek (chives) style, same as their dumpling versions. I went with Napa and she said it would be about 11 minutes to prepare. I always like it when you get a timeframe. I also got a Thai Iced Tea. The place has simple and cool decor with a neat mural type painting (I guess) on one wall. In the corner there are some board games if you want to eat and hang out. She brought out my Thai Tea while I waited which was perfect. I got my order to go and couldn't wait to get home. They package the food well and it has soy sauce and chili sauce. Each potsticker has a good portion of flavorful meat; a good size potsticker-so delicious! Their menu has a good variety of items and they serve breakfast at 7:00am. I look forward to coming back. read more

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Tasty food but pricey. Oyster pancake and stinky tofu are a must. Beef noodle soup was amazing, pork chop fried rice was okay. Good place to visit but for me, overpriced. read more

Taiwan Deli - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The servings are big and we had a lot to take home. Very homey food and was definitely a great breakfast. The spicy noodle soup had a great kick and the broth was very umami. The rice roll paired so well with the hot soymilk. The lady working was very nice and accommodating. Checked up on us a few times and made sure we were enjoying the food read more

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What a great hole in the wall Taiwanese restaurant. Opens early for a traditional Taiwanese breakfast. I tried #27 Shanghai Rice Wrapped with Pork. The rice was perfectly sticking with a mild flavor to it. The pork belly was luscious with the fat sliding right off of it. I also had #21 radish cake my favorite Taiwanese dish. It had the crisp I am looking for with a soft center. I used the vinegar to dip it in. The portion was so big I took one home. I ended the meal with #42 rice porridge. This was the only thing lacking. It need green onion or something a little savory to provide more flavor, but for 3.50 i can't complain. I ended up taking that home for later. My drink was a hot tea. It was served in a beautiful glass teapot. It was a lovely touch to the meal. Overall, the vibe is quiet and the staff friendly. The include 15 percent gratuity which i appreciate. The only reason I did not give it a 5 star rating is that there was a mild cleanliness issue. The chili sauce container has not been cleaned in a while and the lid just popped off while using. I will be back with my husband and will try a lunch or dinner soon. Thank you for a wonderful morning. read more

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The food here is phenomenal. The manager Jennifer is so friendly and kind. This is a nice small restaurant with a good homey vibe.

I'm such a sucker for Taiwanese breakfasts so this really hit the spot. For us 4 we ordered two sweet soy milks, one fan tuan, one xiao bing, and one chicken roll. All dishes were solid but the soy milk felt a bit watered down. The fan tuan is always a fan favorite with the picked mustard greens and the pork floss and Chinese cruller. The service was fine as it was just one person and she had to manage the 8 or so tables. I don't like that they charge 15% for all dine in meals which I mean is reasonable and what we would've given anyways but putting this on it just makes it feel demanding since tip is supposed to be what it is... a tip. And they also charge 3% for credit card payments which I understand the need but still feels annoying for the convenience. Overall though, with limited Taiwanese options in Vegas, it's a solid choice read more

I went here with my friend's Taiwanese family, and they said the food was truly authentic, which says a lot! My friend's grandma loved it so much that she's already gone back twice. Everything we tried was absolutely delicious, and the cozy, mom-and-pop shop vibe made it feel really welcoming. The staff were super friendly and even brought out a few extra dishes for us to try, which was such a thoughtful surprise. They also went out of their way to accommodate my friend's shellfish and sesame allergy by preparing separate portions without those ingredients. Authentic food, warm atmosphere, and genuine hospitality. Highly recommend! read more

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For Taiwanese food, this place is average in terms of flavour and pricing. Granted, I would say finding Taiwanese food in Las Vegas is significantly harder than finding it in LA or the Bay Area but I was genuinely a little surprised at the prices given Las Vegas lower cost of living compared to bigger metropolitan areas. I do appreciate the breadth of their offerings but it very much feels like they are a jack of all trades and master of none. read more

I have been going to this place for a few years and had always had good experience. However, the female server today is an extremely awful human being. When I asked her for a fork, she takes a long time to bring me one. As she was bringing me the fork, I asked for chilly oil. She flatly told me it's in the tray. And walked away. I flagged her down again and pushed the tray in front of her, asking where it is ? She immediately caught that there is none and went back to get me one. She doesn't check on my water as well. They gave me a very small cup and it quickly ran out in a minute. (It was hot and I was dehydrated) When I asked for the check, she took my card and then gave my card to the wrong table, while bringing me the box. Seriously.... She is all over the place. All of these might be forgiven and I can sum it on she is having a bad day. However, a nice young African American guy walks in. Waited in line, and was in the front of the register. She asked if he is picking up. He stated that he wants to order to go. After that, she completely ignored him, making him stand at the register while waiting on the people behind him, and pouring water and attending other guests. He waited for a while before walking out. As he walked out, I can hear her snicker in the background. Seriously ?!? This is 21st century. I am Asian and we are minority here in USA. The display of racism by this female server completely disgusted me. The business should be happy that they have different races wanting to try their food and potential of them being a regular. If you are the owner (tall Asian man with long hair) and am reading this, you need to go to Valvoline few doors down and track this young man down and apologize to him for your server attitude. You need to make it up to him. And you need to fire this lady. She is in the 50s with a brown, above shoulder hair. We are all human. We need to treat everyone equal and be kind to everyone. Kindness goes a long way. I am not coming back until that server is fired. read more

Had to come out of yelp retirement to drop a 5 star for the southwest location and Jennifer! She was genuine, friendly, warm and helpful with our questions about the menu. We went with the Yi Mei Rice Roll W/ Mustard Greens & Pork Floss, Radish Cake S/ Egg, Hot and Spicy Wonton and the Basil Shaken Chicken. As a Vietnamese person who grew up eating pork floss, I've never had it wrapped up in a rice roll with mustard greens and fried chinese donut, it was the perfect appetizer. I've had radish cake at dim sum spots many times over but never wrapped in scramble egg or with the delicious slightly sweet sauce they serve it with. The Wontons had great flavor and they do not skimp on the portion. Last but not least the Basil Shaken Chicken was perfectly fried crispy but still juicy, not oily and a solid portion size. I feel dumb for not coming to this place sooner, plan on trying literally everything else on the menu! read more

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Today I learned that Taiwan Deli once appeared on an episode of No Passport Required, where host Marcus Samuelsson visited Las Vegas to learn more about the city's long-standing Chinese community and their food traditions. Pretty neat! With that said, I went to Taiwan Deli's Chinatown location a couple years ago, and I stopped by this location on Rainbow Blvd for breakfast over the weekend. Here's a quick recap of my experience: FOOD: The oyster omelet I ordered was tasty and a completely new breakfast experience for me. I ended up ordering a side of rice to go with it after I realized the omelet is relatively thin. It was superb when eaten together, and I'll definitely get it again. Nom nom! I also got the hot soybean milk with peanuts at both locations; I believe it's made in house. I have no regrets for trying a novel menu item, but I won't be ordering this particular menu item again. It's extremely filling, and I'm moving on to new adventures. Lol SERVICE: Excellent! The staff here are so friendly and welcoming. As a stickler for good customer service, this aspect of the dining experience alone will keep me coming back to the restaurant. AMBIANCE: It's a small, cozy space and the decor is a curious mash up of many different styles. This deli is more of a place to come for the phenomenal food/service and not the vibes and design aesthetic. read more

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A really busy Taiwanese breakfast / lunch place tucked in an unassuming corner of a plaza adjacent to the busy Shanghai Plaza. We got seated with other people due to how busy it was even an hour before it closes. The waitstaff was really nice to us and tried their best to explain to us the menu in English. We ended up ordering: Pig ear with tofu skin: 4/5. Really savory and I like the pig ear over tofu. Pickled cucumber: 5/5. Tea egg: 4/5. A little bit too salty for my taste. Stew egg: 5/5. Just perfect. This was stew in meat sauce. Beef noodle soup with tendon: 5/5. Hearty soup with the noodle cooked to perfection. 15% gratuity is included in each check and if you pay by cash, you get a discount! Overall, really authentic Taiwanese place and would come back again! read more

Taiwan Deli - Original Tendon Noodle Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

My go to spot for popcorn chicken!! This is the best spot and they really make their popcorn chicken Taiwanese style! The portion is good for the price too. It's also the perfect balance of meat and batter. read more

I recently went to Taiwan Deli on Rainbow and had one of the best culinary experiences I've had in Las Vegas. I saw this place on TikTok and had to check it out since it's so close to me. It's a small location and parking is a little limited, but the actual restaurant has a cozy theme that reminds me of brunch time in Taiwan. Our waitress was very friendly too! In terms of the food: The stir fried noodles reminded me of Korean japchae with both the taste and texture, which I personally am impartial too, but tasted great nonetheless The hot and spicy wonton weren't like Din Tai Fung, but tasted homemade in the best way possible The beef rolls were absolutely STUFFED with meat and definitely worth trying The basil chicken is one of the best I've had at any Asian restaurant, and it was especially tasty since it was hot and fresh And finally, the hot and sour soup wasn't very sour, which I personally preferred, and the noodles were the perfect texture All this food was plenty for 4 people, and overall a great dining experience. I'd like to come back to try the rice with ground pork next time, along with a few other classic Taiwanese dishes. read more

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What a gem! The food is authentic, delicious, and fun. The service is fast and friendly, love that they are patient with all of their customers. The ambiance is everything you'd want out of a dope spot outside of the strip. The vibes are fun, you gotta check this spot out. But def go with someone who knows what they're doing when ordering read more

We ordered spicy tendon & beef soup (it's okay), beef rolls (the worst I had so far), mushroom cold dish (which I didn't expect, should have specified what kind), 3-cup chicken rice with egg (hmmm, so so). What really disappointed me most, aside from the food so so, we were shocked when the bill was given. My husband just look at the total amount and add tip and paid for it. Then told me how much. I told him it's wrong, we've been over charged. He immediately went to ask to look at the receipt, he scrutinized it carefully and saw, they add gratuity after the total of 60 plus, totaled to exactly a hundred. Under it, it has those usual tips percentage. If people don't really look at the receipt, just imagine... read more

Taiwan Deli is a hidden gem for homemade-style Taiwanese food in the Southwest, with its original location on Spring Mountain. If you're looking for a casual, no-frills spot serving up classic Taiwanese flavors, this is worth a visit. The Food: Most dishes here are delicious, and it's my go-to spot for the oyster omelette. They make it just right--crispy edges, chewy center, and that perfect balance of briny oysters and savory sauce. Some dishes can be a surprise if you're not familiar with Taiwanese food. There are no photos on the menu, so be prepared for some unexpected visuals. For example, I ordered the spicy beef rice expecting a fiery dish, but the beef turned out brown and not spicy at all. Good thing they have spicy sauces on the table! The Experience: Service: Standard diner-style--efficient and polite, but don't expect anything over the top. Atmosphere: Classic diner vibes--nothing fancy, just straightforward and functional. Pro Tips: They automatically charge a 15% gratuity for dine-in. There's also a 3% fee for credit card payments. If it's 8 AM, most places are closed, and you want something other than fast food or brunch, Taiwan Deli is a solid choice in the Southwest area for a comforting, homestyle meal. read more

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Amazing flavors!! Various options of dishes, soups and dumplings. We shared three dishes and had a tea and milk tea. The beef roll was braised and seasoned to perfection. Then we tried rice noodles with egg and beef. Dumplings are steamed and decent size stuffed with pork and cabbage. Service was great and staff is friendly. Will be back to try more dishes. read more

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First time here. Quick stop in to the restaurant to pick up a wonton soup to go order. Very authentic feeling place. They packaged the wontons separately from the container of broth, which is very thoughtful to prevent soggy, mushy wontons. Flavors are good, but just a touch of visible oil in the broth. The wontons appeared to be handmade and housemade. Overall good quality and authentic flavors. Service from the gal was friendly and efficient. I read the full menu white waiting and there are a lot of items that we would be interested in trying the next time. read more

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We got the spicy tendon and beef noodle soup and it was so yummy! Everyone is so friendly in the restaurant as well. 10/10! read more

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Who doesn't love Taiwanese breakfast? This place will revive your soul if you're feeling exhausted from vegas. Spicy Beef Noodle Soup - 3/5 stars Not bad, but not amazing. It will satiate your fix. Pork with Leek Dumpling - 5/5 stars Steaming hot dumplings. Delicious. Crispy Roll with Pork - 5/5 stars I thought this was a pork roll but it's not. This is a delicious meat log, like a sausage. Highly recommend. I've had this before, but I didn't know what this was called. Rice Roll with Spicy Pickled Vegetable - 5/5 stars Food for the road. This was a delicious rice burrito on the go. read more

Taiwan Deli - Spicy Beef Noodle Soup, Pork with Leek Dumpling Crispy Roll with Pork, Rice Roll with Spicy Pickled Vegetable - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Visited this location on a whim. Have been to the Chinatown location several times. Inside well what can I say, kind of a hodgepodge of decor maybe left over from previous businesses. The chairs for example are the scoop style wicker basket chairs with red cushions... Not very comfy. Ok decor aside, the place is small and homey I guess. The menu is pretty extensive , ordered a few things... A vegetable and pork bun, some rice porridge with egg, a pork chop with rice and egg. The pork bun was unremarkable. The rice porridge was not like the congee I'm used to but actually like thick whole grain of rice soup. Didn't taste bad. The pork chop dish I think was the winner a deep fried breaded pork chop served with a kind of Kimchi, pickled cucumber, minced meat and baby bok choi and a tea egg and a generous helping of rice. ... pretty tasty. All in all, maybe worth another trip to explore a more traditional Chinese cuisine as Taiwanese cuisine is a bit different than the tradition Cantonese or Szechwan places that are all over. They do add a 3% service fee on credit cards and an automatic 15% gratuity to all dine in orders, no big deal since that pretty much equates to my standard 20% tip. read more

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Service was OK and the food was decent. Chairs are fairly uncomfortable. There is a sign at each table that states a 3% charge will be added for non cash transactions which is fair if you're advised in advance. They do put it on the check before they know how you're paying . If you're paying cash and not reading the check closely you could miss this. I've seen place that place gratuity on larger parties and notify you in advance of this. We were a party of 2 and 15% gratuity was added without saying anything and no signage. Of course right underneath it was the suggested tips. I hate when places are being shady and ir turns me off immediately. Don't think we will be back. If I hadn't paid attention I probably would have added another 20% as is my custom. Don't think we'll be back. Took off 2 stars for being on the shady side of the street. read more

This is my go to spot for Taiwanese food. More pros than cons, so let me start with the cons. There are two locations: 1. Rainbow 2. Spring Mtn. Their hours aren't consistent. One location would be closed and the other one would be open. Also, Yelp says the Spring Mtn location is open on Tuesdays until 7pm, but they actually close at 2pm. Also, they have a service charge for all credit card transactions. I always get the shaken basil chicken (popcorn chicken) plate, which includes rice with minced pork, boiled egg, omelet, Bok choy, and pickled veggies. The to go packing is great and the basil chicken always remains crispy and hot when I bring it home. Overall, the food is great. Just make sure you pay cash if you want to avoid the service fee and call to confirm hours. read more

Taiwan Deli - Basil Shaken Chicken - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Pretty legit Taiwanese breakfast. Really enjoyed the salty soy milk, chives turnover and pot stickers. We shared a table with a woman dining alone. Would definitely come back again next time we're in Vegas. read more

Taiwanese food has a special place in my heart, especially Taiwanese breakfast. I remember waking up really early to wait in line for pork and century egg congee and fan tuan growing up. I looked forward to it every weekend. It's comfort food to me. The hardest part about leaving the SGV was leaving the food. But then I found this place... I am sooooo happy I did. The food here is amazing. Just like the Taiwanese food back home. read more

Good, cheap, and fast. But please make note that although it's franchise store from the SGV, this joint is not owned by taiwanese. Some highlights are egg pancake and fan tuan. xlb can skip. read more

super fire grub, service was amazing. they were super quick with it aswell, ambience/vibes were chill read more

Taiwan Deli - Taiwanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Everything is amazing! We loved the stinky tofu (they were generous and we had leftovers), squid rice noodle soup, oyster omelettes, fan tuan and pot stickers which you can buy in bulk! We saw many customers who are returning ones and the boss who rushed in with large boxes of fresh cucumbers for their house cucumber salad! Of course get a side order of you tiaos/fried donut sticks too! read more

Disappointed with my last takeout order experience. I called ahead and ordered pork chop combo box & Taiwanese vermicelli. Upon arrival, no greeting by the two staffs who were cleaning up a table. Arrived at the register, and saw the hand-written note indicating there is a 4% fee charge for CC or debit card customers. WTH??!! Who carries cash these days? More disappointment ensued after I tasted my food. The pork chop rice came with braised tea egg, which was OVERCOOKED. The Bok Choy was very mediocre in terms of seasoning. I ate the vermicelli next day, which was too salty from the ground pork topping. I cannot justify of returning again. read more

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Totally legit Taiwanese restaurant, Panda Express it's not. You can tell right away about being authentic, almost everyone there is Chinese and Taiwanese/Mandarin is the standard spoken language. Thank goodness was with my high school friend who can speak Mandarin and can order for our group. Stinky tofu is extremely polarizing, either you love it or don't. It's a solid pass for me. At least it's the real deal. A must order is the Chinese donut, paired it with any soup, a good combination. Other dishes find the tastes to be more on the subtle side, nothing wrong with that, just don't expect spicy hot dishes. Parking lot is little tight and can get very busy at times. Recommend to come more on the off hours. Recommended for sure. read more

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I love this place. A fantastic choice to get solid, authentic Taiwanese food and basically transports you to Asia. The Taiwanese breakfast is a huge winner and highly recommend. They ground their soybeans by hand for the soybean milk. The Chinese donut dough is also made from scratch and authentic and delicious. My parents said this is the best Asian breakfast they've had in the U.S. Other dishes are really solid as well and hits the spot for Taiwanese home cooking. They also sell delicious handmade frozen dumplings, which I always have as a backup at home and beat the supermarket ones by a mile. read more