I've been there twice, but the service wasn't very good. It seems like the boss is going to transfer.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Victor Thai
Best beef noodles in Bay Area. I love it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Deb Tsao
I love tw food and feels very authentic, we go like once a week now since finding this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kelly Chiu
The food was great as Asian food, it did with Taiwanese flavor and taste. Only one waitress during the peak hour but is ok cause you could order by phone or machines.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
邱凱莉
The food was great as Asian food, it did with Taiwanese flavor and taste. Only one waitress during the peak hour but is ok cause you could order by phone or machines.
Kitty Tang
Very good taiwanese snacks, love the taiwanese meatball. The lady there is also very nice
Tony Hsieh
The Taiwanese street food dish portions are really small for $9-10 each dish. We ordered take out for 3 small dishes (臭豆腐，鹹酥雞，雞蛋煎)…with tip came to be about $35. We only got about 8 pieces of 臭豆腐 each cut into small portions of about 1” cube sizes with bad tasting pickled cabbages (tofu was crispy but not very tasty). The 鹹酥雞was only partially battered with very little salt and pepper flavor and not fried well, it was soggy. The last dish 雞蛋煎 was just okay. I really want to support this Taiwanese restaurant but the overall the food experience was terrible and will not be going back again.
Duncan Chui - Life in Taiwan
We came here because everything was closed during the holidays. I live in Taiwan... therefore, my review will be bias. All restaurants in the bay area are overpriced, and we have to pay tax and tip on top of that. I hate that.Overall, this place is decent. The lady was extremely nice and friendly. I am not coming back, but most people will like this place.
Parking: big lot but lots of cars. avoid weekends!
Duncan Chui
We came here because everything was closed during the holidays. I live in Taiwan... therefore, my review will be bias. All restaurants in the bay area are overpriced, and we have to pay tax and tip on top of that. I hate that.Overall, this place is decent. The lady was extremely nice and friendly. I am not coming back, but most people will like this place.
Parking: big lot but lots of cars. avoid weekends!
Xpress Testing
Delicious little shop. It was easy to order with their tap screen menu with all the photos located right at the door. Ordered the spicy beef noodles, cabbage and bean curd, garlic cucumber cold dish, and the minced pork dish with soy bean paste (zha jiang mian). All really good. We ate it so quick we forgot to take photos! The lady at the counter was also friendly, the chef was accommodating with our low sodium diet (no msg) request, and the food was still tasty!We are glad we found a new spot when driving back and forth for work.
Parking: Easy access in and out.
Dietary restrictions: The chef was accommodating with our low sodium diet and no msg request and the food was still tasty!
New location. Very authentic Taiwanese local restaurant. Price is reasonable. Fast service. Close to San Francisco premium outlet. Highly recommend.
Austin Tran
The food is a little bland. Our food was unevenly heated, which makes me think a microwave was used. Get things from the "street food" section, as those are more worth the price. That being said, be aware they will charge you an extra $1 if you pay by card, which wasn't mentioned at all prior to getting the bill.
G S
It was pretty good. It’s a quaint place in the Ulfert Center in Dublin. I deducted a star only because they wouldn’t accept the Yelp coupon for 10% off. The staff there said she didn’t know how to redeem it. Rather than taking orders directly, patrons are asked to use one of two kiosks set up at the front door near the back. Using an online interface you are able to view menu options to select. The search ? engine tool is kinda clunky, so it requires general terms in order to search for menu items. For example, instead of ‘Smoke Duck Half’ just enter in ‘duck’.Overall the food was pretty good. We got a few items, but the menu was pretty extensive. The ‘beef roll’ also known as ‘beef burrito’ was pretty good. I only got a shot of mine because my family dug into it before I could take a photo of it. ?There’s plenty of parking here so no worries, just don’t park in the spots designated for the bank. Chopsticks provided for dining in are made of metal instead of wood.
Sallianne Dale
No atmosphere and a difficult ordering system. We only had two very expensive entrees, duck and egg plant. The duck was mostly small bones and gristle. The wait staff had poor English skills, so much so that another diner had to translate that we wanted a glass of water. We won't return!
hsin-fei tu
The food is pretty authentic and the service is also good. Cash only. Usually when we called in advance the food would be ready when we arrive. It was very loud d when I picked up and another 15mins wait.
I've been there twice, but the service wasn't very good. It seems like the boss is going to transfer.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Best beef noodles in Bay Area. I love it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love tw food and feels very authentic, we go like once a week now since finding this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was great as Asian food, it did with Taiwanese flavor and taste. Only one waitress during the peak hour but is ok cause you could order by phone or machines.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
The food was great as Asian food, it did with Taiwanese flavor and taste. Only one waitress during the peak hour but is ok cause you could order by phone or machines.
Very good taiwanese snacks, love the taiwanese meatball. The lady there is also very nice
The Taiwanese street food dish portions are really small for $9-10 each dish. We ordered take out for 3 small dishes (臭豆腐，鹹酥雞，雞蛋煎)…with tip came to be about $35. We only got about 8 pieces of 臭豆腐 each cut into small portions of about 1” cube sizes with bad tasting pickled cabbages (tofu was crispy but not very tasty). The 鹹酥雞was only partially battered with very little salt and pepper flavor and not fried well, it was soggy. The last dish 雞蛋煎 was just okay. I really want to support this Taiwanese restaurant but the overall the food experience was terrible and will not be going back again.
We came here because everything was closed during the holidays. I live in Taiwan... therefore, my review will be bias. All restaurants in the bay area are overpriced, and we have to pay tax and tip on top of that. I hate that.Overall, this place is decent. The lady was extremely nice and friendly. I am not coming back, but most people will like this place.
Parking: big lot but lots of cars. avoid weekends!
We came here because everything was closed during the holidays. I live in Taiwan... therefore, my review will be bias. All restaurants in the bay area are overpriced, and we have to pay tax and tip on top of that. I hate that.Overall, this place is decent. The lady was extremely nice and friendly. I am not coming back, but most people will like this place.
Parking: big lot but lots of cars. avoid weekends!
Delicious little shop. It was easy to order with their tap screen menu with all the photos located right at the door. Ordered the spicy beef noodles, cabbage and bean curd, garlic cucumber cold dish, and the minced pork dish with soy bean paste (zha jiang mian). All really good. We ate it so quick we forgot to take photos! The lady at the counter was also friendly, the chef was accommodating with our low sodium diet (no msg) request, and the food was still tasty!We are glad we found a new spot when driving back and forth for work.
Parking: Easy access in and out.
Dietary restrictions: The chef was accommodating with our low sodium diet and no msg request and the food was still tasty!
Restaurantji Recommends
New location. Very authentic Taiwanese local restaurant. Price is reasonable. Fast service. Close to San Francisco premium outlet. Highly recommend.
The food is a little bland. Our food was unevenly heated, which makes me think a microwave was used. Get things from the "street food" section, as those are more worth the price. That being said, be aware they will charge you an extra $1 if you pay by card, which wasn't mentioned at all prior to getting the bill.
It was pretty good. It’s a quaint place in the Ulfert Center in Dublin. I deducted a star only because they wouldn’t accept the Yelp coupon for 10% off. The staff there said she didn’t know how to redeem it. Rather than taking orders directly, patrons are asked to use one of two kiosks set up at the front door near the back. Using an online interface you are able to view menu options to select. The search ? engine tool is kinda clunky, so it requires general terms in order to search for menu items. For example, instead of ‘Smoke Duck Half’ just enter in ‘duck’.Overall the food was pretty good. We got a few items, but the menu was pretty extensive. The ‘beef roll’ also known as ‘beef burrito’ was pretty good. I only got a shot of mine because my family dug into it before I could take a photo of it. ?There’s plenty of parking here so no worries, just don’t park in the spots designated for the bank. Chopsticks provided for dining in are made of metal instead of wood.
No atmosphere and a difficult ordering system. We only had two very expensive entrees, duck and egg plant. The duck was mostly small bones and gristle. The wait staff had poor English skills, so much so that another diner had to translate that we wanted a glass of water. We won't return!
The food is pretty authentic and the service is also good. Cash only. Usually when we called in advance the food would be ready when we arrive. It was very loud d when I picked up and another 15mins wait.
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