This place is more like a 3.5 out of 5 stars…read more This store is located inside the food court, and towards the back. I stopped by to pick up some stinky tofu and the popcorn chicken. and it took roughly 10-15 mins for them to make my food. i didn't eat there, and took it to go. You order everything on a ipad kiosk, and one or two people who work in the back will begin to prep your food. out of the two items, the popcorn chicken was definitely the winner. Don't get me wrong, i love good stinky tofu, but it was just alright at this place. The popcorn chicken on the other hand was really good, at least when you get it with medium spice level.

Solid food court spot! No extra frills and you get what you would expect. Tastes like fairly…read moreauthentic Taiwanese food. The food is pretty decent for the price. I understand prices for food in general have been going up, but this place is bordering being overpriced. You now order through a Chowbus kiosk, which funnily includes a very strong emphasis on how spicy their seasoning is. They were not kidding with that one, their spicy is REALLY spicy!! I wish they had a better system of notifying you that your order is done though. We were waiting for an almost embarrassingly long time before going up to check if our order was forgotten, just for it to be sitting on the counter unattended. We were some of the only people in the entire food court and sat nearby the restaurant, so we definitely would've heard them if they called our order number out. Overall a decent place for a quick meal.

I was in town visiting some family and wanted to stop by this new spot in Plano since it was open…read morefor late nights during the Thanksgiving weekend. The hours are great for late night drinks and dinner, and service was very attentive and recommended some great bar food choices! Highly recommend the popcorn chicken, it was made with dark meat and had an extra crunch packed full of flavor. The ambiance was vintage and lux, perfect for a date night with some Vietnamese tunes that definitely sets the mood!

Food and service was good, but I wish they had their own yelp page instead of keeping the old one…read more Their old store was called Mei Wei and it was in Carrollton. They had bento boxes and dessert similar to Meet Fresh, and it was more of a casual, hang out spot. This new store is next to Ztao and they are more of a sit in restaurant. Their menu was short and when I asked if they had bento boxes, the waitress didn't really understand my question. Their menu consisted of.. 1. Main Entree $14.99 that came with rice, noodles, or congee 2. Soup $3.99 three options 3. Sides $4.99 several options No dessert menu, only a little stand on the table with taro pudding that costed $8.95. We ordered their braised pork chop, daikon meatball soup, and pig ears. Like I mentioned, food was good, but nothing special. You can only order the side and soup if you order one of the main entrees. This new store is nothing like their old store, just fyi.

Taiwan cafe brings back memories from my childhood. Way back when the lunch combo was 5 bucks and…read morethe portions were huge. Prices definitely went up, but at least the portions stayed the same. The food tastes like old memories and good times. Very hard to beat.

12 dollar lunch and dinner special is an unbelievable value, I have been throughly impressed by…read moreeverything I have tried here and my only request is that they open on Monday so I can go here another day of the week.

The soy milk was alright but the eel and tuna rice rolls were great! Even with purple rice! Service…read morewas also nice even if I had to wait a little

Love food here ! Service is good too…read more Wish they have more comfortable table but is okay we buy take out most the time. Score 90

Always a fan of this place! Super glad to introduce some friends to the wonderfulness of taipei…read morestation cafe!! And we tried something new this time--the spicy popcorn chicken! So good!

This place is authentic. We have been to Taiwan so it reminded me of it. Can it compare to being…read morethere? No but the flavors are there. The portions are generous as well. The gua bao was really good although the bun itself was a bit tougher than we'd like. More the exterior skin part. The noodles are handmade and have a good chew to them. The pork chop over rice was good and the pork chop is humongous! It's a bit sweeter than I'd like and the five spice flavor is quite strong so I can't have too much of it but overall it's still good. I'd go back to try more things. Service is great too.

That fried rice was so good! Pretty reasonably priced. Tasted fresh. Dumplings were made there in…read morereal time. Ding tai FENG like.

The food was ok! I went there for their lunch special, which includes a spring roll and choice of…read morefried rice or steam rice with the lunch entrees! I ordered the Lo mein with Shrimp, omg, I counted only 4 shrimps and they're the size of a small cashew! On the other hand, my husband ordered the sesame chicken and he picked the fried rice! This dish was pretty big! So not bad! Service was fast, I only waited 10 mins for my food!

Came back for dinner on a Friday night at 7 pm. It was bustling but we did not have to wait for a…read moretable. The food came out fast and hot and was as delicious as the first time I visited. We had the famous soup dumplings, scallion pancake and tried their fried fish which we enjoyed too! Being able to see into the kitchen as they make the dumplings when you stand by the glass would be entertaining for kids.

When walking in here for Friday night dinner and seeing a bunch of white people filling up the…read morerestaurant I think that should've been our sign the flavor profile we were gonna get from here. The soup dumplings ended up having a sweet taste in the soup. The hot and sour soup was not sour at all, and I ended up, doctoring it a bit by asking for some vinegar. I would highly recommend against people ordering this if they're expecting the authentic Asian flavor profile. The beef noodle soup ordered medium spicy was not spicy at all and so next time if I ever go back, I'll have to get their extra spicy. And their tofu noodle soup did not have nearly as much tofu as the picture seemed to make us believe. The one thing I did really like was the wontons in the wonton soup so if I come back, I'll probably just be ordering that. Overall, I think I was expecting a classic Taiwanese flavor profile and was left wanting more.

Walking on a B-day party it's a small place very crowded loud this day. They are having a blast,…read morenice to see youth enjoying themselves. 1st time here. It does take a long while to get the drinks. Not sure why ?! Everyone is already taken care off and there is 3 people still working on my 2 drinks hope the drinks are worth the wait!.... Don't forget to shake your drinks.

New check out machines. Make sure you add your phone number for points. Nice location. Good…read moredrinks.

The customer service here is so friendly and sweet, you feel welcome from the moment you walk in…read more My fiancé and I grabbed a booth this time, but I couldn't help noticing the tables with giant lazy Susans throughout the dining room. This place is absolutely made for a group outing, and we're already planning to come back with a group to take full advantage. The food was a delight. The Singapore noodles had this wonderful curry flavor that I absolutely loved, and the combo fried rice was just as satisfying. We also ordered the Peking duck (P1 on the menu). It was good, though not quite as flavorful on its own as we'd hoped. That said, once you load it up with the hoisin, cucumber, and spring onions, it all comes together beautifully. The bao buns that came with it were soft and delicious, honestly a highlight. We also sipped on hot jasmine tea throughout, which was the perfect, refreshing complement to the whole meal. A solid spot with great vibes, tasty dishes, and room to grow on us even more with a return visit.

Cute little mom and pop show with affordable prices and good food! I wish the servers understood us…read moremore though bc I think they had a hard time when we were ordering. The bbq pork and roasted pork was okay. The bbq pork was lacking flavor and the roasted pork was not very juicy. Overall, we liked majority of our dishes. There was a few that lacked flavor but we would come back to try other dishes!

Wide menu. Located in a food court, you order and then find a seat until your order is ready to…read morepick up at the counter. The fried rice and noodle dishes were flavorful without being salty. We had the Douhua (Taiwanese Tofu Pudding) dessert which met or exceeded my expectations. I thought from other reviews the prices would be lower. In my opinion, the location, ambiance, quantity should have resulted in lower prices. Not sure I'd be back as there are other restaurants of the same quality at lower price points.

I only tried two things so far but I'll definitely be back to try more since I enjoyed what I got…read more Hakka food is not so easy to find compared to some other Chinese foods. So it was a pleasant surprise to find this place at the food court. The popcorn chicken we got was tasty, nothing too special just good. The Hakka dry noodles were good but a bit on the saltier side. You can pick from a variety of noodles so I tried their hand shaved ones which is similar to hand pulled noodles, essentially. It had a good chew, texture and bite to it. The portion was huge. I'd be back to try more things, especially the dishes! Oh, it is cash only, or they take Zelle too.