The boss is super nice and the food is delicious. Highly recommend ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jenny L.
Feel sorry for the Taiwanese food lover The food taste there is not even close Rice ball and baked beef sandwich are terrible The beef noodle at Durango Casino is cheaper and much better Watch out !! They added gratitude on the bill already and 3% fee for the credit card payment Def not recommend !!
Phuong L.
Really good popcorn chicken! Generous portions and delicious! Highly recommended! Good pricing as well.
Lynn V.
We were passing through Vegas and decided to stop here for a quick breakfast. We were so pleasantly surprised by our visit. This low key cafe had a huge variety of Taiwanese classics that we were almost overwhelmed. We decided to go with what we were familiar with and they did not disappoint! We had the beef roll, rice porridge with century egg and pork, beef and tendon noodle soup, and spicy wontons. All had so much flavor and just hit the spot that early in the morning. I will definitely be coming back to Vegas for this.
Allen Y.
Taiwan Deli serves up mid-range Taiwanese cuisine. While some dishes impress with flavor, others fall short. The ambiance is simple, suitable for a quick meal. Service is standard. It's an okay spot for Taiwanese food, but it's not particularly budget-friendly. It's quite expensive. They also charge fees for credit card usage and gratuity for dining in regardless of party size.
Alvin L.
I'm Taiwanese, and honestly the food here is pretty mid. Mid and quite overpriced, along with some service fees, which gives you the impression that they're just price gouging. Paying almost $20 for any Taiwanese noodle or rice dish seems pretty crazy, even with inflation. The food is hit or miss, sometimes it's good, but sometimes it's a bit stale or not super fresh. We've tried everything here, including the Taiwanese breakfast, pork chop noodle soup, xiao long bao, fan tuan, popcorn chicken. Nothing here is particularly great, but I guess they can get away with it when we don't have a ton of good Taiwanese options in town. Thankfully, there's more competition coming to town, which is much needed.
Hector K.
The worst spicy and normal beef noodle soup and Xiao long bao. Skin was thicker than elephant. But the radish cake and soy milk are good. Including tips, we paid close to 80 bucks
Kelvin Tsai
We came in a Thursday. It is closed. Incorrect information.
Cvmom C.
I was expecting to be the same food as the one in LA. Was very disappointed. Overrated, over priced Taiwanese food. We waited 20 min to get seated w another group. Good: Chinese donut, sweet soy milk, rice roll Bad: stinky tofu too dry, salty soy milk was tasteless, vegetarian rice roll not good, beef rolled in pancake also tasteless. Will not go back again.
Jack L.
Horrible service. Extremely rude. We tried to get seated but the host didn't even try to get my party situated. He didn't even talk to me after I tried asking for a seat. Keep in mind were also two tables wide open and yet they ignored us the entire time. Do not come here unless you want to be ignored and treated poorly. The food looked terrible too.
It is quite rare here in the States to find Taiwanese delicacies and street foods so nostalgically authentic that it truly brings me back to my childhood. Having living outside of Taiwan for 25 years, I often try to find places that offer a taste of Taiwan, but I rarely find anything as satisfying as this place. Absolutely a must try among the variety of cuisines here in Vegas. 5 stars!
Cece K.
I hope this place doesn't charge 15% tip even for party of 2 because that's what happened to me at the Chinatown location. When I confronted the owner which is the old lady with short hair and glasses, she yelled at me and said this is Las Vegas. I'm a local here and only party of 6 and more you can do that and you have to put that in fine prints and inform your customers. Terrible terrible terrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Xiaoying li
Reminds me of home in China. It's nostalgic. Beef rolls were super good and filling for $11.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Rolls
Vicki T.
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.
Gigi Yung
I love beef noodle and soya bean milk. They are very friendly and in good service. I also buy some dumpling and freeze it . Easy to serve at home .hope you try
The boss is super nice and the food is delicious. Highly recommend ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Feel sorry for the Taiwanese food lover The food taste there is not even close Rice ball and baked beef sandwich are terrible The beef noodle at Durango Casino is cheaper and much better Watch out !! They added gratitude on the bill already and 3% fee for the credit card payment Def not recommend !!
Really good popcorn chicken! Generous portions and delicious! Highly recommended! Good pricing as well.
We were passing through Vegas and decided to stop here for a quick breakfast. We were so pleasantly surprised by our visit. This low key cafe had a huge variety of Taiwanese classics that we were almost overwhelmed. We decided to go with what we were familiar with and they did not disappoint! We had the beef roll, rice porridge with century egg and pork, beef and tendon noodle soup, and spicy wontons. All had so much flavor and just hit the spot that early in the morning. I will definitely be coming back to Vegas for this.
Taiwan Deli serves up mid-range Taiwanese cuisine. While some dishes impress with flavor, others fall short. The ambiance is simple, suitable for a quick meal. Service is standard. It's an okay spot for Taiwanese food, but it's not particularly budget-friendly. It's quite expensive. They also charge fees for credit card usage and gratuity for dining in regardless of party size.
I'm Taiwanese, and honestly the food here is pretty mid. Mid and quite overpriced, along with some service fees, which gives you the impression that they're just price gouging. Paying almost $20 for any Taiwanese noodle or rice dish seems pretty crazy, even with inflation. The food is hit or miss, sometimes it's good, but sometimes it's a bit stale or not super fresh. We've tried everything here, including the Taiwanese breakfast, pork chop noodle soup, xiao long bao, fan tuan, popcorn chicken. Nothing here is particularly great, but I guess they can get away with it when we don't have a ton of good Taiwanese options in town. Thankfully, there's more competition coming to town, which is much needed.
The worst spicy and normal beef noodle soup and Xiao long bao. Skin was thicker than elephant. But the radish cake and soy milk are good. Including tips, we paid close to 80 bucks
We came in a Thursday. It is closed. Incorrect information.
I was expecting to be the same food as the one in LA. Was very disappointed. Overrated, over priced Taiwanese food. We waited 20 min to get seated w another group. Good: Chinese donut, sweet soy milk, rice roll Bad: stinky tofu too dry, salty soy milk was tasteless, vegetarian rice roll not good, beef rolled in pancake also tasteless. Will not go back again.
Horrible service. Extremely rude. We tried to get seated but the host didn't even try to get my party situated. He didn't even talk to me after I tried asking for a seat. Keep in mind were also two tables wide open and yet they ignored us the entire time. Do not come here unless you want to be ignored and treated poorly. The food looked terrible too.
Restaurantji Recommends
It is quite rare here in the States to find Taiwanese delicacies and street foods so nostalgically authentic that it truly brings me back to my childhood. Having living outside of Taiwan for 25 years, I often try to find places that offer a taste of Taiwan, but I rarely find anything as satisfying as this place. Absolutely a must try among the variety of cuisines here in Vegas. 5 stars!
I hope this place doesn't charge 15% tip even for party of 2 because that's what happened to me at the Chinatown location. When I confronted the owner which is the old lady with short hair and glasses, she yelled at me and said this is Las Vegas. I'm a local here and only party of 6 and more you can do that and you have to put that in fine prints and inform your customers. Terrible terrible terrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reminds me of home in China. It's nostalgic. Beef rolls were super good and filling for $11.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Rolls
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.
I love beef noodle and soya bean milk. They are very friendly and in good service. I also buy some dumpling and freeze it . Easy to serve at home .hope you try
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pig Ears And, Oyster Omelet, Ramen, Original Beef Noodle Soup