“Affordable and tasty food from Taiwan! I found this place at Yelp as it was close to our hotel Sky Hotel. And I grew up eating Taiwanese home-cooked meals. I went with friend, Ann, and we tried the chicken. Fried rice, Shanghai Beef noodles, and the fried tofu appetizer. I thought every was legit and tasty, and the price was right! Meal for two for less than $30! If I was not traveling, I would have brought home leftovers and had another meal! That is a bargain for NYC!“
“As you walk in the Restaurant, you immediately get a homey atmosphere in this place! The food was served very quickly. The Authentic Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup is excellent as the broth is very thick and flavorful. The beef that they use is half tendon half meat, which is the best combo that a merchant can use when preparing this dish! Overall, the food is excellent! I would definitely come back again!As a bonus, their pickled cabbage and peanuts side dish are excellent too!“
“We ordered several dinner dishes to go and were happy with all dishes we ordered. We liked that the meat dishes were all meats and not with half vegetables underneath to take up space. The flavors of all the dishes were very good. We really liked the food and looked forward to try their sister restaurant named Ok Ryan soon.“
“Wanted to try a Taiwanese style restaurant, it was so good. The flavors are really there and everything tastes great.We ordered 4 things- beef noodle soup (very tender and the noodles and the soup were so flavorful)- salt and pepper chicken was so crunchy- we got a lamb with vegetables plate (very sweet and savory)- pig intestines (so crunchy and delicious!)Overall experience 10/10 would come again“
“Wheel cake is a delightful treat that is popular in Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. It features a round and crispy outer shell made from batter. The cake is filled with a wide range of flavors, ranging from sweet options like custard, butter taro, and red bean, to savory choices such as tuna corn salad and sautéed cabbage. We will make wheel cakes and invite people to taste. Attendes can also have a try.“
“Passed by on one of my errands! Stopped by to try this new place out with my mom.--Special Promo Going On 3/04/24--Follow them on social and receive a free upgrade to a large drinkFollow and share on social media and get a free drink or Taiwanese sausage snack--Review--Only one employee was manning the shop~ When we came through on a Monday afternoon. We ordered the Oolong milk tea w/ Herbal Jelly. My mom ordered the Bubble Milk. Both at 30% sugar and no ice.Oolong tea with herbal jelly was perfect. Tasted exactly at 30% sweetness. The jelly was a little more viscous than what I'm used to but thats not a criticism or anything just an observation.Bubble milk tea: The base tea I think is earl grey - it was just slightly sweeter than the Oolong but still ok. Too sweet for my mom but ok for me so we switched drinks.TLDR:- Decent tea and not overly sweet at 30% sugar and no ice- Clean and spacious seating area- Has Wifi and clean bathrooms- Clear listed menu items and highlighting recommend drinks on the adjacent wall- Didn't try any of the food items but will be back for them, especially the snow shaved ice!- Cute logo <3“
“Alright, with all the Yelpers reviews of this Boba Tea shop; figured got to give this place a try while in Flushing Queens. The main attraction is the starchy Boba balls made fresh and churned daily in that sweet brown sugar sauce. Ordered the Iced Brown Sugar Boba Tea;wait time was just about ten minutes. Because it's still Winter weather- drinks with no ice cost an additional quarter. My drink tasted really good- the boba itself was still warm; gave the drink some extra warmth. The texture of the boba was bouncy and chewy- and has that great brown sugar after taste. The drink was a bit too milky- watched the clerk pour so much lactaid milk into my cup. Overall, boba tastes better in the Winter time“
“This place is amazing. All the food is absolutely delicious and the staff is wonderful and welcoming. It's a great place to bring kids, family and friends toy won't be disappointed. Besides that this place is very affordable and budget friendly. I can recommend this all and everyone I know. Thank you Lucky for providing us with delicious food and amazing service. I look forward for the next meal and dinning.“
“A cozy Taiwan restaurant in Bayside with high quality price ratio.Highlight: 5 mins to Cross Island Parkway exit 31w.Note: Cash only. Venmo/Zelle not available.Must-try: Lu Rou Fan 卤肉饭，Taiwanese Salt Pepper Popcorn Chicken 盐酥鸡Recommendation: Gua Bao刈包, beef in Niu Rou Mian 牛肉面Food: We ordered Lu Rou Fan (braised pork rice), Gua Bao (meat bun), Niu Rou Mian (beef noodles), and salt pepper popcorn chicken. The best part is how tender and soft the meat is, even the fatty parts melt in your mouth. They offer two types of rice, Lu Rou Fan and Khong Rou Fan. Gua Bao uses the same Khong Rou in Khong Rou Fan. Khong Rou is a large piece of meat with fat and lean parts. Gua Bao uses crushed peanuts and sugar on the meat. If you like big bites of meat, you will probably like this texture. Note that it is relatively greasy compared to other dishes. The crispy fried chicken is quite tender, but a bit salty. The beef in the beef noodles is top-notch, sadly the noodles are too soft and lack chewiness. My personal favorite is Lu Rou Fan. It has pickled cucumbers inside with a slightly sour but refreshing taste to balance the greasiness. The sportion of food is another highlight. It is more filling than it looks.Price: It is beyond my expectation. We were so full and even had leftover to bring home, while we spent less than $30 per person.Parking: they have parking lot in front of the restaurant, but spaces are limited.“
“A tea place that is more traditional herbal style rather than milk/Boba. I got thr osmanthus oolong tea. It personally was not my favourite taste but I can definitely taste the herbal osmanthus so it does not just taste like sugar water like most other tea places.“
“A fantastically authentic Taiwanese food experience! This place is where I frequent when I long for my comforts of home away from home. Their stink tofu is pungent and the real deal, perfectly fried with some cabbage garnish. I love their snow cabbage with tofu or fish edamame, perfect to pair with fried rice or knife shaved noodle soup. Don’t miss their jian bing/scallion pancake rolled with egg and basil or beef! You really can’t go wrong, every table around us was really happy with what they ordered! This is a cash only, no frills, mom and pop kinda place, where they serve hot oolong tea with every meal and the food truly speaks for itself.Vegetarian options: Decent vegetarian options, about 10 or so total“
“Great spot for chicken and tea. I got the partea meal with soy garlic chicken, Cajun fries, and a yakult drink. The sandwich was amazing. It's a chicken thigh, so it's more flavorful and tender, not dry at all. The fries were pretty good, which is something coming from me. And the yakult drink was my favorite.The partea meal also comes with a little toy, which was cute.The establishment also has a bunch of games, but I didn't get time to play any. Fantastic spot to grab a nice dinner to go.Parking: Parking lots in the area.“
“Was craving Duck (Blood) Noodles after having it in Taiwan. I ordered delivery, so can't judge on the service.The duck was a bit on the dry side, but the soup was very flavorful! I let the duck blood soak in the soup to rehydrate. They give a perfect amount of toppings and noodles. Would like to try it in the restaurant to see see if it's less dry when made fresh. I did add a bit of homemade spicy oil to give it a kick and boost the flavor even more. The Taiwanese Sausage is generously sized and delicious. Worth getting for sure!Overall, a solid Taiwanese spot. Would like to try out their other dishes.“
“Grandma was a very nice person. One night at 8:30, the store was already closed, so I called to place an order with the intention of giving it a try, but she still helped prepare the meal. Later I asked my grandma, and she said that it was closed, but the pot was still hot, but she tried her best to cook. I work outside and am warmed by my grandma’s kindness?The rice is delicious, and the soup, whether salty or sweet, is delicious.“
“A typical no-frill, cash only asian establishment in Elmhurst. Just to be clear: this is TAIWANESE restaurant incase their name was clear enough. I’ve been coming to this joint since forever and oh god i miss the old times when i used to live close by and prices were lower. Their dishes have always been excellent and portions are generous. Again, cash-only!“
“Stopped here for a late lunch after walking through Corona Park. Excellent food,friendly staff. If you are a tourist, skip Chinatown in lower Manhattan and go to Flushing, Queens instead. The area of Main St from 60th Ave to 40th is filled with restaurants, stores and food markets.“
“One of my favorite places in all of Flushing! The braised rice bowls, sesame chicken soups, and beef noodle soups are all amazing! Also great for Taiwanese popcorn chicken. I have been told the braised pork rice bowl is the best item, but unfortunately I do not eat pork.I usually order on Uber Eats, but the restaurant is clean with great service and in a central location. Food comes out lightning fast. They are also open late night. If you're looking to try Taiwanese food, check out Four Four!“
“Very classic Taiwanese snacks, various fried foods! Delicious street food!The service attitude is very friendly and enthusiastic. They patiently answered all my questions. There will be a lucky draw before the Chinese New Year! discount event! !Great for takeout or pick-up!Supports multiple payment methods!Taiwan’s famous snack is indispensable: legend popcorn chicken. The meat is not dry or dry, and it is fried just right! Coated with Taiwanese flavoring!I personally recommend: Taiwanese caviar sausage, which is crispy, fragrant and full of umami!The dining environment is a bit small (＾ｽv＾)?“
“This place was always crowded so I was curious. Ordered fried stinky tofu, oyster pancake, and beef fried rice. All was tasty! Decent portion, definitely can share for two per plate. My favorite was beef fried rice, it was light and not so greasy. Fried stinky tofu was savory and served with sour cabbage which was refreshing. Oyster pancake came soft. Price was fair, all under 10$ each for my order. They also have lunch special. The service was quick enough, and the staffs are helpful & friendly. You can come in large groups, there were big round tables. Would recommend!“
“The best restaurant in New York, and the lady boss is also nice. The most important thing is that the milk tea in this store is full of details. The pearls are of two different sizes, which enriches the taste and keeps the taste from boring. Last time I ordered the Flaming Mountain Brown Sugar Milk. They also paid attention to details, adding sea salt cream on top and grilling it with flames...it was really perfect. This time it was Yangzhi Manna and Mango Thick Milk. I was amazed again. Oh my god, it tastes really good.Those who read negative reviews are telling lies with their eyes closed. Don’t believe it. This store is worth traveling half an hour to try!“
“Braised pork rice and popcorn chicken are top notch, very delicious! The boss lady taking orders was very friendly, service was great. Higher recommended, would totally go back again!The Taiwanese black tea was so really good (and not too sweet), it was perfect and the way I liked it.Pork rice, crispy salted chicken, shredded kelp and shredded potatoes are all super delicious.The black tea is delicious! The boss lady is super nice. Highly recommended!“
“The servers are quick, consistent, and attentive. The soup dumplings at this location are so good. As are their scallion pancakes. Their spicy beef soup is good there and even reheated the next day at home. My kids love eating here. The bathrooms are clean. The place is clean. And we have had great experiences here. I would just double check their opening time on Sundays. I believe Google has it as 1030 but I think its actually at 11.“
“i think some people already said the broth/noodles lacked salt. i think just by adding some salt, it would really help the broth. portions were good for the price. i think some people were complaining about the portion vs price were getting delivery and the apps are always more $$ that dining in. otherwise the noodles were cooked well and i was full by the end of my meal. i'd go back and hope they add some salt to the broth.“
“Great food and great service. One of the best Malaysian cuisines I've had. It's authentic and delicious. I love the roti canal and Hainanese chicken with the chicken broth rice. Every dish was delicious especially the fried rice. The workers are also very friendly and attentive.“
“Love QQ bakery- its close to my family and I’ve been going for a long time. Stopped for a while due to covid, but now that I’m staying with family, QQ has been a real life saver Its one of the only bakeries to be open early @ 6am. Their breads are delicious, warm and fresh- and best of all- a bang for your buck! I got 2 special breads and a breakfast scallion bread/pancake for less than $6. Absolutely crazy considering how much bakery prices have gone up. I saw that they also have tea egg, red bean pancakes and more for breakfast which ill try out later.I know its a bit far out from the “main” part of flushing but i love it!“
“Checked out this spot as it was one of the only places in New Flushing Mall that took Apple pay. Though the drink was expensive, it was actually pretty good. I chose to get the feature drink because the pics of it sold me and it looked pretty tasty. I don't know if I'd pay $8 again for it, but it was pretty good, and that cup was HUGE. I couldn't finish it so I had my boyfriend finish it for me.“
“This restaurant has the BEST Chinese food I've ever eaten. Every dish is delicious and beautifully presented. Soup dumplings, grilled chicken with chilies, three green vegetables in garlic sauce and lobster in brown sauce are my favorites! My wife and I eat there at least once a week! Enjoy!!“
“I've only ordered online and, based on the food alone, they should be rated so much higher. I don't understand haha. I usually don't try restaurants rated under 4.5 so I'm glad I did.We had pan fried pork buns, shrimp shumai, truffle soup dumplings, cumin beef, and sesame shrimp. I'm still drooling over the food we had last night. I literally can't wait to get home and eat leftovers!Definitely planning to visit in person.“
“I been going to this place since they opened in the food court. Back then there wasn't a-lot of taiwanese food places at least to my memory. My go to food is the chicken, but I prefer to not have the sauce and just get more of the pepper powder. And the fish thick soup, it's a very nostalgic taste of Taiwan when I was a kid.On a busy day its a bit of a wait, but I can go just go to the other stalls to get a drink.The ambiance during a busy time it can get very crowded and filled with sounds of people eating chatting and with friends eating together. I always enjoy this food stall for many years as a place to hangout with my best girl pals after a day of shopping, grocery shopping or running errands.“
“A very authentic Taiwanese place with the proper stinky tofu! The selection is very large, and everything we have tried in the three visits there was great: not a single disappointing dish thus far. The freshly made soy milk is especially great!“
“There are enough stations! So good!There is a parking lot and the price is very reasonableThe landlady is also very kind!It’s not just that the hotpot is deliciousOther side dishes and braised pork rice are also super deliciousBig tweet ??????“