Taiwanese Restaurants near Frisco, TX

“very nice staff and the drinks are delicious!“

“Food: As transplants from California, my partner and I were excited to have come across a place reminiscent of Boiling Point. We both ordered the Taiwanese Spicy Pot, which came over an active flame, with a medley of beef, egg, ramen, seafood, tofu, and veggies, bathing in a flavorful broth. With the rice that comes on the side, it was a pretty sizable meal that left us more than full.

Service: No complaints! Staff was attentive.

Ambiance: Casual. They have a portable air conditioning unit installed, but it was still a bit toasty. However, for reasons beyond me, we were able to dine at Kyuramen just next door, which was much cooler.

Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.“

“We drove 5 hours to eat here! The food is sooo good!“

“I got the 3 item plate and all 3 items are pretty blend to my liking. I can't hate on it because my personal taste is heavier than others. Anyway. The portion is good, the price is reasonable. Free soup to have and pretty much cafeteria feel that you clean up your plate to bucket after you are done. Don't expect any services.“

“This is one of my MUST visit Taiwanese restaurant in Dallas whenever my husband and I are in town. They have lots of good traditional Taiwanese foods, and the ones we have tried have been amazing! I'd definitely recommend it! Although, I am said to see that they no longer offer the rice ball and soy milk for breakfast. They still have other good breakfast foods though!“

“Hakka is hands down my absolute favorite asian food in the area. My family is all sushi all the time and they love the sushi place in the same food court. I never argue because that means more hakka for me. Hakka noodles dry with a fried chicken steak is the way to go. Plenty of options for the non adventurous too, hawaiian fries rice, shrimp and eggs. You can't go wrong here.“

“Fantastic food ! Great staff !“

“This place is such a hidden gem! I’ve been coming here for a while and always rave about their honey BBQ chicken nuggets — they’re seriously addictive. That said, I do think they’ve started going a little overboard with the sauce lately. It ends up overpowering the flavor and makes the dish a bit too salty. I also miss the smoky, charred sear they used to have — that subtle burnt aroma used to drive me crazy (in the best way). Still, despite the changes, it’s a spot I’ll keep coming back to. The flavors are solid, and there’s something about this place that keeps pulling me in.“

“From the moment you walked in, you would know it served authentic Taiwanese food because they looked exactly like the old small restaurant you could find in Taiwan. I love their hand roll rice and milk tea. It is a little inconvenience for you to order if you couldn’t read Taiwanese. I used the picture on Google map review to order. They are very helpful!“

“Best Mochi ice cream and ramen!!!! Great service and my go to spot for authentic Asian cuisine in Plano.“

“Super good! Not too sweet! Love this place“