Gross. I expected more because Panda Express at the Giant is good. But the chicken was soggy and bland.
Emily H.
Okay, firstly, there's a lack of Chinese food here which is oddly strange. What's even stranger is that this little nook is inside Giant. We got the lo mein and chicken and broccoli and general tsao's. Can't go wrong with those options. Definitely not the best Chinese food I've had, but definitely hits the spot. Will go again soon! Thank you!
Matt G.
More broccoli than chicken in the hot and spicy chicken. Also it's only mildly spicy. It is fast and easy though. There is a lot of better Asian food out there so unless your in a hurry I would try another.
Janet L.
Simple dishes are the hardest to make. Try the pork fried rice - fragrant, layered, and unassuming from first to the last bite. Everything I have tried has been spot on. Not cloyingly sweet or a salt bomb - the food is a delightful experience and yes, I am talking about Americanized Chinese food. Highly recommend finishing the meal with their donut bites - sweet and pillowy - oozing with nostalgia.
Jess K.
I ordered food at 11:30. Delivered at 1:01. They delivered cold, hard dumplings with a sticker on the box showing they were made at 10:30 am. The only thing that was good out of 5 items were the crab Rangoons. Very disappointing.
Fifty2weekhi
Typical American Chinese takeout food conveniently located inside the Giant Supermarket. This is the second Taipei Chinese Kitchen I've visited. The appearance and organization of its takeout menu is totally different from the one in Enola, but the dishes are similar, if not identical. It strikes me as very odd that even the logos are different but contain the same elements (island of Taiwan inside a circle, but different suns, and different fonts). It almost feels like this is a "bootleg" version of the other establishment. LOL.
Erika El Hashahar Vermes
Very good service an good food.
Meredith Jenkins
Love the food but wish I could call in an order. Food is usually fresh, hot and they will take requests but it just takes time because you can't call it in.
David Hou
Typical American Chinese takeout food conveniently located inside the Giant Supermarket. This is the second Taipei Chinese Kitchen I've visited. The appearance and organization of its takeout menu is totally different from the one in Enola, but the dishes are similar, if not identical. It strikes me as very odd that even the logos are different but contain the same elements (island of Taiwan inside a circle, but different suns, and different fonts). It almost feels like this is a "bootleg" version of the other establishment. LOL.
It continues to puzzle me why this area is so lacking good Chinese food. I mean can we have 10% of what we get in Edison NJ or 1% from Chinatown? By and large, we get only Americanized Chinese food here. When I saw "Taipei" in this name, I was so excited because I normally associate "Taipei" with Taiwanese cuisine, not the Americanized Chinese food. Then I saw it's within the Giant Supermarket so my hope dropped. I read the online menu - yep, all Americanized dishes. Nevertheless, I made an order anyway because my son was really fussing for fried rice and lo mein. Upon further research, it turns out this is only 1 of the 5 locations in the Harrisburg area; there are 4 more further away. I found the stall inside Giant Supermarket. It doesn't really stand out as a separate establishment but one of the 3 counters behind the prepared food department ("Meals & Sides") within the supermarket. There are cooked dishes displayed under the counter just like Panda Express. So technically, you don't have to order online but just order on the spot and get your food right away. I had an opportunity to chat with the staff as it wasn't busy at the time. They were quite friendly and even offered me a couple of complimentary Chinese donuts. The food was on par with what I expected for American Chinese dishes, but the serving size was rather generous. For that (the value), the friendliness of its staff, the convenience of its location, and last but not least -- the complimentary donuts, I added one star to my rating. I did grab a physical copy of their menu and spotted 2 less typical dishes (potentially more authentic kind) that I might want to give a try. So there will be future visits.
Adam P.
Well we got it again but sometimes things are too good to be true. This time our Chinese donuts, which everyone likes both fresh and leftover were covered in salt instead of sugar. Which is horrible. The general Tsos chicken was good and the bourbon chicken was good. The owner said next time I am in they will make up for the donuts but I am not sure when or what that will be. So down a star for poor salt and sugar quality control. Also on the notes, it doesn't seem like they get read. But that seems common in general with delivery. We got this delivered. It was really good. The portions were great. The general tsos chicken was my favorite I have had anywhere in a very long time the soup was good. The pepper steak was good. I would definitely go back. I might not get Chinese from anywhere else.
Gretchen G.
This is, hands down, the best Chinese food Ive had. The chicken was actually crispy in the General Tso's, not to mention it had more flavor than your typical generic Chinese food joint. The price was unexpectedly low for the vast quantities of food received, and the taste and texture of the food was PERFECT. They may not physically deliver the food to your door, but they do deliver on quality and quantity.
Jon M.
Good selection. Price was great considering I got 3 different meats. I was skeptical based on the small container if she'd be able to fit all the food in or if I'd get enough but it was overflowing, hot, and tasty
Maria C.
Taipei Kitchen is my go-to for Chinese food in the more noteworthy Harrisburg zone. The fixings are new and their custom made sauces make the distinctive in contrast with different spots. My undisputed top choices are the Beef and Broccoli and the Coconut Chicken. I very suggest this spot.
The food was amazing, the owners are nice people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gross. I expected more because Panda Express at the Giant is good. But the chicken was soggy and bland.
Okay, firstly, there's a lack of Chinese food here which is oddly strange. What's even stranger is that this little nook is inside Giant. We got the lo mein and chicken and broccoli and general tsao's. Can't go wrong with those options. Definitely not the best Chinese food I've had, but definitely hits the spot. Will go again soon! Thank you!
More broccoli than chicken in the hot and spicy chicken. Also it's only mildly spicy. It is fast and easy though. There is a lot of better Asian food out there so unless your in a hurry I would try another.
Simple dishes are the hardest to make. Try the pork fried rice - fragrant, layered, and unassuming from first to the last bite. Everything I have tried has been spot on. Not cloyingly sweet or a salt bomb - the food is a delightful experience and yes, I am talking about Americanized Chinese food. Highly recommend finishing the meal with their donut bites - sweet and pillowy - oozing with nostalgia.
I ordered food at 11:30. Delivered at 1:01. They delivered cold, hard dumplings with a sticker on the box showing they were made at 10:30 am. The only thing that was good out of 5 items were the crab Rangoons. Very disappointing.
Typical American Chinese takeout food conveniently located inside the Giant Supermarket. This is the second Taipei Chinese Kitchen I've visited. The appearance and organization of its takeout menu is totally different from the one in Enola, but the dishes are similar, if not identical. It strikes me as very odd that even the logos are different but contain the same elements (island of Taiwan inside a circle, but different suns, and different fonts). It almost feels like this is a "bootleg" version of the other establishment. LOL.
Very good service an good food.
Love the food but wish I could call in an order. Food is usually fresh, hot and they will take requests but it just takes time because you can't call it in.
Typical American Chinese takeout food conveniently located inside the Giant Supermarket. This is the second Taipei Chinese Kitchen I've visited. The appearance and organization of its takeout menu is totally different from the one in Enola, but the dishes are similar, if not identical. It strikes me as very odd that even the logos are different but contain the same elements (island of Taiwan inside a circle, but different suns, and different fonts). It almost feels like this is a "bootleg" version of the other establishment. LOL.
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It continues to puzzle me why this area is so lacking good Chinese food. I mean can we have 10% of what we get in Edison NJ or 1% from Chinatown? By and large, we get only Americanized Chinese food here. When I saw "Taipei" in this name, I was so excited because I normally associate "Taipei" with Taiwanese cuisine, not the Americanized Chinese food. Then I saw it's within the Giant Supermarket so my hope dropped. I read the online menu - yep, all Americanized dishes. Nevertheless, I made an order anyway because my son was really fussing for fried rice and lo mein. Upon further research, it turns out this is only 1 of the 5 locations in the Harrisburg area; there are 4 more further away. I found the stall inside Giant Supermarket. It doesn't really stand out as a separate establishment but one of the 3 counters behind the prepared food department ("Meals & Sides") within the supermarket. There are cooked dishes displayed under the counter just like Panda Express. So technically, you don't have to order online but just order on the spot and get your food right away. I had an opportunity to chat with the staff as it wasn't busy at the time. They were quite friendly and even offered me a couple of complimentary Chinese donuts. The food was on par with what I expected for American Chinese dishes, but the serving size was rather generous. For that (the value), the friendliness of its staff, the convenience of its location, and last but not least -- the complimentary donuts, I added one star to my rating. I did grab a physical copy of their menu and spotted 2 less typical dishes (potentially more authentic kind) that I might want to give a try. So there will be future visits.
Well we got it again but sometimes things are too good to be true. This time our Chinese donuts, which everyone likes both fresh and leftover were covered in salt instead of sugar. Which is horrible. The general Tsos chicken was good and the bourbon chicken was good. The owner said next time I am in they will make up for the donuts but I am not sure when or what that will be. So down a star for poor salt and sugar quality control. Also on the notes, it doesn't seem like they get read. But that seems common in general with delivery. We got this delivered. It was really good. The portions were great. The general tsos chicken was my favorite I have had anywhere in a very long time the soup was good. The pepper steak was good. I would definitely go back. I might not get Chinese from anywhere else.
This is, hands down, the best Chinese food Ive had. The chicken was actually crispy in the General Tso's, not to mention it had more flavor than your typical generic Chinese food joint. The price was unexpectedly low for the vast quantities of food received, and the taste and texture of the food was PERFECT. They may not physically deliver the food to your door, but they do deliver on quality and quantity.
Good selection. Price was great considering I got 3 different meats. I was skeptical based on the small container if she'd be able to fit all the food in or if I'd get enough but it was overflowing, hot, and tasty
Taipei Kitchen is my go-to for Chinese food in the more noteworthy Harrisburg zone. The fixings are new and their custom made sauces make the distinctive in contrast with different spots. My undisputed top choices are the Beef and Broccoli and the Coconut Chicken. I very suggest this spot.