Great place for Taiwanese food. The staff is super nice. We did dine-in and take-out.
Muzi Li
Ordered 3 things on uber eats and since consuming the food I have been running to the toilet nonstop….
Laura Sun
Delicious, satisfying Chinese taste buds
Alicia Patterson
Eat here every time I go to reno absolutely love it
Mychal Thompson
Food was incredible. Fast and friendly service. Reasonably priced. Would definitely eat here again. Atmosphere is on the noisy side.
S T
Was nice to find some Taiwanese food in Reno. But was just okay. It's fine...
APRIL Z
Authentic Taiwanese cuisine. Always stopped by to get a beef noodle soup.
raul zara
It was decent.
J.
1. Service is pretty good. The food serving is quick without much wait. We were checked upon twice. But not that outstanding
2. The vibe is good. Decoration is pretty Taiwanese flavor.
3. The food experience is mixed for us.
The popcorn chicken is very very good! Crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside.
The braised beef noodle, which is supposed to be their flagship dish, is absolutely disappointing. Worst one we had ever. The beef is hard instead of tender. The soup is salty and without any beef aroma (just like made of soy sauce + salt instead of any beef soup). This is really the biggest failing point. The noodle itself is good and taste like authentically handmade.
I think it is still good place to go for Chinese/Taiwanese food. But lower your expectation please.
Wang Wang
This place was very busy during our visit. The menu is extensive, offering a wide variety of options. The fried dishes, like the popcorn chicken and calamari, were delicious.
However, the other dishes we tried, such as the 3-cup chicken and pork stomach with preserved vegetables, had well-seasoned sauces but lacked flavor in the meats themselves. My favorite was the stir-fried savory pork with leeks, as the pork was flavorful on its own.
The beef noodle was actually disappointing. The noodles were soggy and the soup was just OK.
I can see why some customers like the pineapple fried shrimps dish, because is topped with mayo and sugar, but that was my lease favorite, as I didn't want to have a 2nd piece.
Overall, the food is OK, I guess it's not bad considering that it's in Reno (and not in a city with large Asian population), can't have too high of expectations.
The staff was nice and friendly. The service was fast.
The times online are not correct. I went for some boba but the we’re closed even though online says open.
Angela Chu
Atmosphere is very homely and I do like the overall ambience. The food arrived pretty quickly but I found most of them to be just okay. Obviously it tastes good because it's restaurant food, but I was expecting a little more flavor from some of the dishes I ordered. If there's no wait, I think it's worth checking this place out.
J W
Coming from Sacramento, we have it fairly good for our different Asian cuisines. It was a cold, rainy drive and we craved something from home. We got the beef noodle soup, beef wrap, zhajiang mian, and tomato beef noodle.
The beef noodle was a 0/5. The noodles were the generic medium sized yellow noodles for stir fry. No flavor and just too chewy. The soup was not flavorful at all. Seemed heavy on the dark soy sauce. No aromatics or spices would be tasted. The beef was so dry, it was hard to chew and swallow. They used very lean meat…definitely did not use beef shank. Overall, it was not acceptable. If you’re simply wanting nutrients, sure it would pass as a 1/5 but true beef noodle it failed on every front.
Beef wrap was ok. It did contain beef shank meat which was flavored better than the beef noodle but unfortunately, it was filled with shredded carrots. It ruined the authentic taste. Just keep it cucumber and beef…speaking of authentic, the wrap was completely soggy and oily. It was not a flaky and chewy. Overall, the wrap gets a 1/5.
The tomato beef noodle was probably the only dish that was salted enough and had enough fire to cook it. Unfortunately, it drowned in too much sauce and vegetables. Overall, 3/5.
Lastly, the zhajiang mian was poorly executed. It had the same yellow soggy noodles as the beef noodle. The sauce looked fairly authentic but the flavor was very lacking. Once again, no aroma was scented. 1/5
Unfortunately, we would never return here. I would never recommend this place to anyone I know. One more thing, parking is horrible.
MerDeNoms
Food is always good. Service is always excellent!
Gioia Engineering
The noodle is not the best to be honest. Popcorn chicken was good but I wouldn’t consider it a top Asian restaurant. Service is not that good as well.
Great place for Taiwanese food. The staff is super nice. We did dine-in and take-out.
Ordered 3 things on uber eats and since consuming the food I have been running to the toilet nonstop….
Delicious, satisfying Chinese taste buds
Eat here every time I go to reno absolutely love it
Food was incredible. Fast and friendly service. Reasonably priced. Would definitely eat here again.
Atmosphere is on the noisy side.
Was nice to find some Taiwanese food in Reno. But was just okay. It's fine...
Authentic Taiwanese cuisine. Always stopped by to get a beef noodle soup.
It was decent.
1. Service is pretty good. The food serving is quick without much wait. We were checked upon twice. But not that outstanding
2. The vibe is good. Decoration is pretty Taiwanese flavor.
3. The food experience is mixed for us.
The popcorn chicken is very very good! Crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside.
The braised beef noodle, which is supposed to be their flagship dish, is absolutely disappointing. Worst one we had ever. The beef is hard instead of tender. The soup is salty and without any beef aroma (just like made of soy sauce + salt instead of any beef soup). This is really the biggest failing point. The noodle itself is good and taste like authentically handmade.
I think it is still good place to go for Chinese/Taiwanese food. But lower your expectation please.
This place was very busy during our visit. The menu is extensive, offering a wide variety of options. The fried dishes, like the popcorn chicken and calamari, were delicious.
However, the other dishes we tried, such as the 3-cup chicken and pork stomach with preserved vegetables, had well-seasoned sauces but lacked flavor in the meats themselves. My favorite was the stir-fried savory pork with leeks, as the pork was flavorful on its own.
The beef noodle was actually disappointing. The noodles were soggy and the soup was just OK.
I can see why some customers like the pineapple fried shrimps dish, because is topped with mayo and sugar, but that was my lease favorite, as I didn't want to have a 2nd piece.
Overall, the food is OK, I guess it's not bad considering that it's in Reno (and not in a city with large Asian population), can't have too high of expectations.
The staff was nice and friendly. The service was fast.
Restaurantji Recommends
The times online are not correct. I went for some boba but the we’re closed even though online says open.
Atmosphere is very homely and I do like the overall ambience. The food arrived pretty quickly but I found most of them to be just okay. Obviously it tastes good because it's restaurant food, but I was expecting a little more flavor from some of the dishes I ordered. If there's no wait, I think it's worth checking this place out.
Coming from Sacramento, we have it fairly good for our different Asian cuisines. It was a cold, rainy drive and we craved something from home. We got the beef noodle soup, beef wrap, zhajiang mian, and tomato beef noodle.
The beef noodle was a 0/5. The noodles were the generic medium sized yellow noodles for stir fry. No flavor and just too chewy. The soup was not flavorful at all. Seemed heavy on the dark soy sauce. No aromatics or spices would be tasted. The beef was so dry, it was hard to chew and swallow. They used very lean meat…definitely did not use beef shank. Overall, it was not acceptable. If you’re simply wanting nutrients, sure it would pass as a 1/5 but true beef noodle it failed on every front.
Beef wrap was ok. It did contain beef shank meat which was flavored better than the beef noodle but unfortunately, it was filled with shredded carrots. It ruined the authentic taste. Just keep it cucumber and beef…speaking of authentic, the wrap was completely soggy and oily. It was not a flaky and chewy. Overall, the wrap gets a 1/5.
The tomato beef noodle was probably the only dish that was salted enough and had enough fire to cook it. Unfortunately, it drowned in too much sauce and vegetables. Overall, 3/5.
Lastly, the zhajiang mian was poorly executed. It had the same yellow soggy noodles as the beef noodle. The sauce looked fairly authentic but the flavor was very lacking. Once again, no aroma was scented. 1/5
Unfortunately, we would never return here. I would never recommend this place to anyone I know. One more thing, parking is horrible.
Food is always good. Service is always excellent!
The noodle is not the best to be honest. Popcorn chicken was good but I wouldn’t consider it a top Asian restaurant. Service is not that good as well.
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