Nan Bei Ho
212-22 48th Ave, Bayside
(718) 357-1838
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Scallion Pancake Wrap with Beef and Hoisin Sauce
Scallion Pancake with Egg and Beef
Scallion Pancake Rolled with Beef
Sesame Cake Taiwan Style 烧饼
Shredded Pork w Dry Bean Curd
Sauteed Beef w Bitter Melon
Braised Beef Noodle Soup
Salty Soybean Milk
Salty Tofu Pudding
Fried Pork Chop
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Recent Reviews
Have been dining there for years. Friendly. Food are good in general. I am a meat lover, but I actually like their veggie dishes there more. Breakfast menu during Sat, Sun are my favorites. Taste has been changed over the year, but still within expectation. Best for family and married couples. Not for fine dining experience for dating.
🍜 Review: Nan Bei Ho – Bayside, NY
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Bayside is packed with great food spots, and Nan Bei Ho easily earns its place on that list. We ordered the family dinner plus one appetizer, and the value was unbelievable—only $70 for a full spread that tasted like comfort, tradition, and skill all rolled into one.
The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the kind of place where families gather, conversations flow,...
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Bayside is packed with great food spots, and Nan Bei Ho easily earns its place on that list. We ordered the family dinner plus one appetizer, and the value was unbelievable—only $70 for a full spread that tasted like comfort, tradition, and skill all rolled into one.
The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the kind of place where families gather, conversations flow,...
This is one of my favorite go to breakfast places.
You cannot beat the prices for authentic Taiwanese style breakfast.
When we come as a family, we always get the soy milk, salted tofu (personal favorite), pan fried dumplings, steamed veggie dumplings, scallion, pancake with beef, you tiao and stinky tofu.
The stinky tofu isn't that pungent, but the accompanying pickle vege is just perfect and the fry tofu is suitable...
You cannot beat the prices for authentic Taiwanese style breakfast.
When we come as a family, we always get the soy milk, salted tofu (personal favorite), pan fried dumplings, steamed veggie dumplings, scallion, pancake with beef, you tiao and stinky tofu.
The stinky tofu isn't that pungent, but the accompanying pickle vege is just perfect and the fry tofu is suitable...
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