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    Beef Chunk Soup
    Anasofia T.

    My partner and I drive from NYC to Vermont at least once a year, and every single time we make a midpoint stop here. Taiwan Noodle consistently serves absolutely delicious food. The spicy wontons are our all-time favorite the sauce is incredibly flavorful, and unlike many places where the wontons are mostly dough, these are generously filled with meat. We also ordered the beef chunk soup and the salt-and-pepper fish. Even though I've been here many times, the salt-and-pepper fish was new to me on this visit, and it was fantastic crispy, perfectly seasoned, with little bits of fried garlic and a sweet-and-sour dipping sauce that was so good. If you're in the area, definitely stop by!

    Braised beef soup
    Bailey H.

    An unsuspecting little spot located in the heart of Albany. I loved the vibes of Taiwan noodle. You can tell everything is made fresh in house like their dumplings and thick wheat noodles. The star of the show for me was definitely their noodle soups. We ordered the stewed beef chuck noodle soup and spicy diced chicken. For dim sum, had to go with a classic shrimp shumai which actually had small shrimps in them and the size of the shumai itself was impressive. Looking forward to going back and trying new items. @baileysbites518 on instagram

    Sticky Rice Shumai (4) / 糯米燒賣
    Doreen C.

    We stumbled upon this place on yelp on our way coming back from Adirondack and we usually find a place to eat before we head home! This place is as good as Chinatown in the NYC ! Everything we order was amazing ! We will continue coming back as long as they are open

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    Annie F.

    I've been dying to try Taiwan Noodle and I finally got the chance! Since it's on Central Avenue, there's street parking, which was easy to find when I went on a Sunday afternoon. There were plenty of tables and we were sat immediately. We were surrounded by families enjoying lunch. Since it was my first time there, I wanted to try a few different things, so here's what we ordered: -Chicken Soup Dumplings -Chicken Shumai -Pork Buns -Spicy Pan Fried Dumplings I've had soup dumplings at several places so I knew what to expect. Unfortunately, there wasn't much broth in them but they were flavorful. The shumai was absolutely delicious. It had bits of corn and carrots on top, which was off putting at first, but boy were they tasty! The pork buns were delicious pillows of pork - highly recommend! Lastly, the Pan Fried spicy dumplings were just ok. I would order something different next time as they weren't super flavorful and not as spicy as I would've liked. The service was quick and I definitely will return to try more things!

    Yu H.

    We went there on weekend at 8 pm. No rsvp needed. We tried their famous dumpling which is just ok. We also tried traditional Taiwan dish which is pork with rice and covered with cheese. It was interesting. Won't try that again Service : so so

    Spicy Chicken & Shrimp Wonton
    Muriel D.

    Got the sweet and sour rib and was very pleased. The meat was flavorful and tender and the sauce complimented both the meat and rice well. Appreciate the bok choy on the side as well, nice refreshing addition to the dish. The spicy wontons in chili oil were phenomenal as always, and you can never go wrong with shrimp shumai (be mindful of any dietary restriction: both of these have pork). The food was ready to pickup on time and was still hot even after going in 15 minutes laters and my 20 minute ride. Also first time I realized they have seating, the dining area is actually pretty neat. Nice bright lighting and ample seating, will definitely dine in sometime in the future.

    Fish Fillet with Salt and Pepper
    Karen Y.

    This is a great fine... of all places in Albany... lol Wrapped up my business trip and met up with my son for dinner in Albany. We picked this spot for some "close" to home cooking... cuz the college kid was missing home cook meals. Nice owners, small business, cozy spot, with enough tables to fit a few parties of 4s, 2s... combo of each. Decor is simple and clean. They give you hot tea during the milder-colder months. We order quite a few dishes to try, but noticed other patrons opted for their noodle dishes - so put that on the list for next time. -salt & pepper wings (pretty good) -hot & sour dumplings (it's ok, good sauce) -salt & pepper fish (this was yummy!) -choy sum with fresh garlic (delish!) -Eggplant with pork belly in claypot (didn't hit) Overall, a really good meal and we would return when in the area! Moderately priced - didn't break the bank. #collegeyelping #sunyalbany #yelplife

    Dumplings
    Jessica R.

    Enjoyed a nice dim sum lunch here for Christmas. All of the food was very tasty, and we were so excited to dig in that I forgot to get photos of everything. The service was quick and everyone was very pleasant. We'll definitely be back to enjoy some other things on their menu.

    Menu
    Stef M.

    Passing through on our way from Boston to Buffalo we decided to stop by Albany and pick this place to dine. From outside the place looks small and old, but to our surprise the inside is bright, clean and nice. Food is very good, we like all that we pick. Taiwanese rice pudding isn't a pudding, just gotta try it yourself. Dumplings taste great and the stewed beef chuck noodle is very good especially on a cold December rainy day. The beef chuck is very tender too. Service is great, very fast and very attentive.

    hong kong baked rice and beef noode soup and spicy wontons
    Megan U.

    We came on thanksgiving day and the staff was so friendly and the food was delicious! We were making a stop during a long car drive and we were thankful that this place was open! We got all 3 of the different hong kong baked rice dishes, a beef noodle soup and a spicy wonton. Everything was delicious and very homey. I particularly loved the beef noodle soup, just simple and comforting. Come Again? Yes! When I drive through albany again I will keep this place in mind!

    Spicy shrimp wontons
    Danielle D.

    Pretty happy to have found this solid mix of Cantonese, Shanghainese, and Taiwanese restaurant in Albany. No frills wontons, stewed beef chuck (tender and seasonings were deep!) and baked rice with pork chop. Very decent portion size and flavors, will definitely be back to try other items.

    House Style over fried Rice
    Greg P.

    This is a hidden gem on Central Ave. The restaurant is small and quaint with framed newspapers highlighting their many accolades over the years. The staff are friendly and get you seated with water and drinks quickly. The menu offers a large assortment of various dishes that all sound as delicious as the next. The appetizers, though I didn't get one on this visit, are reasonably priced and delicious. I highly recommend the spicy potato salad, wood ear salad, or Taiwanese fried chicken. The dim sum is also very delicious! This time around I was only there for lunch, so I went with a fried rice dish with house style mixture. The pork chop was tender and delicious, the mushrooms flavorful, and the beef melts in your mouth. One of my favorite parts of any dish has to be the soy egg. It's always so flavorful and an excellent addition to any plate. Overall, this restaurant is perfect for anyone looking for some delicious Asian cuisine. I highly recommend getting a few friends together and stopping by. I've visited this restaurant a handful of times and never once was dissapointed!

    Pork with Spicy Garlic Sauce
    Simon P.

    This place has arguably more Hong Kong cuisine than Taiwanese - but it can satisfy your desire for both. Quite a decent spot in Albany with fairly authentic dishes. The crispy fried pork intestine (which I forgot to take a photo) is really good - cleaned very well and fried very crispy. Loved the sweet and sour pork and spicy wontons too.

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    I love getting the beef noodle soup. So good. Have eaten in the restaurant once and the restaurant is clean and the service is great.

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    Spicy wontons are out of this world. I have even been known to order extra to take home with me...shhhh.

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    Love this place. Best Chinese food within 100 miles. Get the soup dumplings. This final sentence is to get it up to over 85 characters.

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    Ask the Community - Taiwan Noodle

    Been here before but before we added a vegetarian to the family! Does their tofu noodle soup use vegetarian friendly broth?

    It's an option, yes, and you should be asked when you order whether you want chicken or vegetable broth. If for any reason you're not, just ask for vegetable broth and you shall have it!

    How well do the dumplings and pork buns reheat? I would love to get some to have for dinner tonight.

    Should be fine, except for soup dumplings. Use a steamer or if in the microwave cover.

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    Ocean Palace - Roast pork lo mein is awesome!

    Ocean Palace

    4.2(107 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Ok, it's definitely Peter Chan in the kitchen after my skepticism in previous update. I know this…read morebecause first, a regular customer came in and called out "hey Peter how you doin?" Second, because the hard working chef is once again quietly exerting his authority with small acts of independence. He brought out my lunch special himself but declined to give me a dinner plate (needed because the serving entirely covers the oval plate it was delivering on) and, once again, my pork with pickled cabbage had no pickled cabbage. Touche, Peter. The regular customer ordered items I would never consider, like walnut shrimp and egg foo young. But I'm sure it was still great, as was my no-pickles pork, as is everything Peter cooks. The guy is a gem. And he looks to be in good health after that mystery hiatus so I hope he'll be around awhile.

    I remember reading that Ocean Palace was closing for months to renovate. I was happy to see the…read moreresults. The entrance looks a lot better. Instead of picking up takeout at the front door, customers can now make their way to the counter. I'm glad to see them reopen. I had a lunchtime craving for Cantonese style curry chicken. It was a favorite dish growing up and it brings back fond memories. Another favorite is Roast Pork Lomein. I also bought a shrimp stuffed eggplant appetizer. It was pretty good. There are also new lunch options. Instead of a free can of soda, I was offered soup. I chose Hot & Sour Soup. It was good. This is one of the few local Asian restaurants that offers brown rice which is a healthier option. I always make a point of calling ahead so the food order is ready by the time I get there.

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    Ocean Palace menu as of 12/22 1 of 6

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    Ocean Palace menu as of 12/22 5 of 6

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    Shining Rainbow Restaurant - C31 Fried Spicy Chicken Wings (3)

    Shining Rainbow Restaurant

    3.4(176 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Owner was very kind and sweet with excellent service despite us coming in shortly before closing!…read moreGreat food and good service, Thank you!

    Shining Rainbow is one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in the Capital Region…read more Their noodle soup lunch specials for $10.75 are one of the best values around. The noodles are fresh--never dried--and the soup comes with plenty of meat, veggies and tasty broth. I can never finish an order of soup here. I usually take half of it home. I went back recently just to see if the soup is still on the menu. It was. If you order the WonTon Noodle Soup and ask them to add some meat, ie. roast pork, chicken, they will. Only you won't get any wontons. It's one or the other, not both. I guess I was hungry. I brought a friend with me and ordered too much food. That's on me. If each of us had just ordered a noodle soup for lunch that would have been plenty. Instead, we shared one order of soup. I also ordered Singapore Fried Mei Fun (Rice Noodles) which are spicy. They're sautéd with roast pork, bits of scrambled egg and vegetables. Then, I also ordered sautéd snow pea shoots with garlic, which are seasonal and considered a bit of a delicacy. It was a great meal. Cost more than I originally intended to spend but we wound up with delicious leftovers. I took the rest of the soup home. My friend got the Singapore dish. The service was pretty good. It took a bit long for the soup to be completed so there was a slight timing problem. The restaurant's decor is very pretty. I particularly like all of the light fixtures which help make for a nice dining experience.

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    Shining Rainbow Restaurant - C43. Beef with Chinese Broccoli

    C43. Beef with Chinese Broccoli

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    Restaurant interior

    Hu's House - Cumin Lamb

    Hu's House

    4.1(230 reviews)
    5.1 mi
    $$

    My grandson invited me to one of his favorite restaurants for a 19th birthday dinner. It was my…read morethird time here, but the best dining experience because we were five adventurous adults. We shared family style some memorable food choices which were all enjoyed. Our order: *Seaweed Salad with chili pepper in a toasted sesame oil dressing *Jellyfish app - "oohed and ahed" over it *Vegetarian Dumplings - with dipping sauces, tasty *Four Season Buns - Five colorful, tender dough buns enveloping flavorful fillings *Sea Cucumber with Beef Tendon - I preferred the sea cucumber over the tendon. *Chicken with Snow Peas - melt in your mouth chicken *Vegetarian Tofu with General Sauce - excellent! *Hu's Seafood Hot Pot - squid, flounder, shrimp (I did not like the green pepper, but someone else did.) *Crispy Shanghai Duck - sliced table side and amazing! Enjoyed with accolades. Brown Rice for all... Service was excellent; it was experienced, skillfull, and courteous. Kudos! Hu's is in a class by itself for gourmet Chinese cuisine dining. What a GEM! P.S. My grandson is interested in Marine Biology, so he was delighted with the variety of our seafood edibles. He provided interesting background information as we dined.

    During the first Covid lockdown in 2021, we isolated in our Catskills home. The infection counts…read morewere low in Greene county New York and nobody knew what would happen next. TV news broadcast dire predictions during every 24 hour news cycle. So of course, cooking and acquiring food while binging movies and TV shows on cable became the obvious means by which to deflect attention from the rising COVID body counts world-wide and dire predictions. High anxiety was the order of the day, and tippling, cooking, take outs and eating became a reliable means to blunt it. Between TV binging we continued our years long, fanatical search for Xiao Long Bao -- or anything Asian to cook of takeaway and eat TV-side. HU's is a small Chinese joint in Albany, near where we received our Covid vaccines, and a good 90 minute drive from our home. There was nothing that vaguely resembled a good Shanghainese take out joint any closer - so when we didn't care to cook Asian, we made the trip to Albany for takeaway. As it turns out, HU's makes some authentic and delicious soup dumplings, and other dim sum like shrimp har gow, perfectly seasoned sweet/sour soup and some very tasty Scallion pancakes and Peking style duck. It was well worth the 3 hour round trip to take away -- or even eat in. The restaurant enforced social distancing making the eat in experience feel safe and authentic. I dunno. It's been a while since our HU's excursions in 2021, but I think in hindsight the food is truly a solid 4 stars good. I can't get to 5 stars because I could not rate the service due to pandemic restrictions in restaurants. Service was diminished due to social distancing during Covid times - but the restaurant was sparkly clean everywhere we looked. I imagine the same is still true today. So if you find yourself craving Shanghainese when in Albany, NY - HU's is a solid choice. The fact that their food selection and quality was high during the worst pandemic in the last 100 years speaks volumes about HU's food cred. Top tip: Even though the dumpling skins are bit on the thick side, stick with XLB and dim sum. They are NY Chinatown worthy. The usual Cantonese dishes like egg foo young, chow fun and ribs are serviceable too.

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    Hu's House - $25 Chicken Chestnut in Pot 栗子鸡煲 - Really good! Mushroomy sauce. Alternative to Chicken & Cashew

    $25 Chicken Chestnut in Pot 栗子鸡煲 - Really good! Mushroomy sauce. Alternative to Chicken & Cashew

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    Tanpopo Ramen and Sake Cafe - Waves: (Veg Broth Base+Veg Ramen)

    Tanpopo Ramen and Sake Cafe

    4.1(483 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    The ramen here is very good, flavorful & spicy levels were good for me. The pork buns are…read moredelicious, especially liked the spicy pork buns. Drinks are good, lots of sake choices - but they are sweeter than I prefer so I opted for beer & cider. It was good to have the choices. Was in a party of 9 on a Thursday night, bust but they accommodated us & the waitress was attentive & fast. Everyone was very satisfied!

    Decided to come back after not visiting in probably the last 8-10 years as I was really craving a…read morebig bowl of ramen. Service was very blah. Upon entering, the girl behind the counter just stared at us. No greeting. No direction on where to sit. No smile. We assumed it was self seating so we found a booth. She came over, poured our waters, still said nothing. We had about 45 mins until the restaurant closed so I'm unsure of what the cold attitude was for, as there were still 4-5 other patrons there eating as well. My friend is a vegetarian and ordered the veggie dumplings, and I had the same but with meat. Once the plates arrived, the one set in front of me was green, and his not. I figured I would double check to make sure we had the correct ones - I didn't want him to end up eating the meat ones if it could be avoided. Sure enough, the plates were mixed up. Honestly seemed to be done purposefully because it's very clear they are 2 different orders. The texture was chewy/foamy and they also tasted like old grease. Disappointing but we still had soups to look forward to. Our ramen finally arrived and I was hoping it would be the redemption moment of the evening but it wasn't. It really lacked any depth of flavor. Again the meat was chewy instead of tender. More distracting was how we awkwardly felt rushed as the server was shutting off lights and music...again...with at least 15 mins until the kitchen closing time. She seemed annoyed we asked for to go containers. At no point did she check in with us, refill waters, or even crack any resemblance of a smile. I used to love this little spot when I was in college. It was cozy, delicious, inviting. Couldn't have had more of the opposite experience this time around! And for this reason I would not return. I will travel to Colonie for Kuma Ani for better food and MUCH better service. TLDR; this place is extremely overrated

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    JiBeiChuan Rice Noodles & Ramen

    JiBeiChuan Rice Noodles & Ramen

    4.3(44 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    RAMEN! ...but wait-there's more. So much more than ramen…read more(which was DELICIOUS-I had the vegetable ramen with enoki mushroom, bean sprout, seaweed, corn, bamboo shoots, nori and scallion; I chose the Japanese creamy vegetable broth over the miso soup base). So many soup varieties including Thai style, tomato, original bone broth, spicy, fish maw, chicken, beef, pork and even sauerkraut soups. There are plenty of hot and cold appetizers available plus fried rice and stirfried dishes. Don't forget Boba, fruit teas, milk, teas...etc. Loved my lemon green (fruit) tea with clear boba. I just happened to be driving by between meetings, spotted Ji Bei Chuan and got takeout. Service was awesome...really helpful and fast. There's a good sized dining room if you'd prefer to eat there. I would like to have one of these places closer to home, please. Thank you.

    We dropped in after looking at some decent old reviews. The place was empty. Ordered 2 soup dishes…read morethe only guy who was there recommended. When the noodle soup came out, the soup was salty worse than the seawater and noodle was soggy & waterlogged. We immediately brought up the issue the soups were not edible and the guy said it's the matter of personal taste. We tried to leave and the guy bullied we have to pay for 2 soups we could not eat. He threatened he'll call police and we had to pay almost 19$ he demanded without eating any of the atrocious extremely salty inedible stuff he called the matter of personal taste. We'll not go back and do not recommend.

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    View from my table to the front of the restaurant

    JiBeiChuan Rice Noodles & Ramen - Signature fish maw chicken rice soup

    Signature fish maw chicken rice soup

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    New Number One Chinese Restaurant

    New Number One Chinese Restaurant

    2.7(20 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    - really fast delivery - they take card orders over the…read morephone - u can add your tip to the receipt upon arrival - plentiful portions - I may have gotten diarrhea - I did not like adding brown sauce to steamed vegetables - rib tips were good - shrimps were large - food has zero reheat value - did not like sesame chicken - ribs were alright - they give a buttload of rice

    My refrigerator was empty. I was hungry. They were super fast!…read more That about sums it up. I've never ordered from this place before but my husband has. It's not fancy, but there's a notice in the window indicating it's up to code. The people are super nice. I went online to order lunch specials. Curry chicken. Beef with vegetables. Together, they cost just over $16 including your choice of soda or soup. I have to admit, I thought the food would be Cantonese style, but was soon as I walked in the staff was speaking Mandarin with me. So then I immediately realized the curry chicken wasn't going to have any yummy potatoes, which is classic Cantonese. Too bad. Still, it was well cooked and presented. The beef dish featured a bunch of different types of cool mushrooms. Since I don't usually eat fried rice and that's the only type of rice they offer, I found the meals a bit heavy. I was better off eating less rather than more. They made lunch possible and I'm glad for that.

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    This is the most fat and bone that ever had to pick through in my entire life from an order of boneless, spare ribs! I almost choked

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    Fusion - Fried rice

    Fusion

    4.3(18 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Popping onto Yelp just to try to bring people's attention to this criminally under-appreciated…read morelittle restaurant. I'll admit to having kind of written it off for a long time due to the weird menu/concept (it's hard to trust that a restaurant is going to serve you a burger, some empanadas and a plate of pad Thai and execute any or all of them competently), but the good people at Fusion are serving food that's truly, honestly about three times better than it needs to be (caveat: we've stuck to the more Asian sections of the menu, so I won't make any bold claims about the burgers). The Chinese portion of our family unit said that my drunken noodles reminded him of the stuff that a street vendor sold outside of his middle school, which like, IYKYK (if you don't know, this is about the highest praise a plate of noodles can get). I'm not normally a major pad Thai enthusiast, but the version here was well-balanced and flavorful, not just kind of sweet and gloppy like a lot of local versions, and the broth for the chicken noodle soup is also truly random-SE Asian-street-cart level flavorful. If that wasn't enough to sell you on this place, the draft Sapporo is five bucks. In conclusion: please come here support these nice folks so they can continue to make above-par food for many years to come.

    My friends and I chose Fusion for a late Monday dinner, it was one of very few places with hours…read moreafter 9PM on a Monday and we arrived shortly after 8. I will admit at first I was a little nervous, the restaurant only had a total of four menus so we had to share, and we were told the bartender hadn't showed up that day. Nonetheless, I immediately got a good vibe from the guy working there. The menu had a Colombian section, a burger section and an Asian section. We all stuck with Asian dishes. It quickly became clear that the guy taking our order was the only one working. He got to work making the meals for six people. While he was cooking away, another large group of at least seven people arrived and sat themselves. You'd never know there was one guy doing everything all alone because the food was beautifully presented, all dishes were served together and man was it delicious! Everyone was very happy with their meals and we all got a variety of dishes. This is clearly a small business and definitely worth checking out. The one guy there was working so hard, but was so friendly and still attentive, despite manning the place alone. I will definitely be back to try out more

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    Taiwan Noodle - taiwanese - Updated September 2026

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