Taiwanese Restaurants in New York, NY

“This is a nice Taiwanese Street Food Restaurant. Small bites and rice bowls are good. Moderately clean facilities. Public Restroom. Nice staff. Chicken items are the star ⭐️. Moderately priced. Credit cards accepted. We will most likely be going back.Vegetarian options: Several vegetarian optionsDietary restrictions: Something for all dietary needsParking: Parking always fills up quicklyKid-friendliness: Kids acceptedWheelchair accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible“

“This branch of Samwaigo is in the Mott Street Eatery so the atmosphere is more 'Chinatown Food Court' but the dumplings are really delicious. Sometimes they can take a few minutes, so keep that in mind - I think the longest I've had to wait for an order is 20 minutes.My favorites are the pork and chive and the chicken and I usually get them pan fried but there is also the option of boiled.“

“Very authentic beef noodles and Lo Ba Bung(braised pork over rice). And they also serve Taiwan Beer!!!!“

“Last week two coworkers and I got food in Chinatown. It was a cost effective and we decided to do it again. Basically I was like “Jess do you wanna get dinner” and Qais was like ?☝️ ?? and I was like TieOneKneesPorkchopHouse? I’m down.This is called Taiwan PORK CHOP House so you can guess what I ordered. That’s right, Thai Sausage with rice.The food here is good and makes up for the fact that the best conversation you can make is “what were you like 10 years ago.” And when you’re full, your friends will make you taste the Taro ice thing, which is, in their words, “goop.”4/5: Decent spot to check out for $10-15“

“I loved Chunky Boss! I came 2 days in a row. The person at the counter is knowledgeable of the menu and gives great recommendations on the best items to order. I highly recommend the pepper flavored chicken cutlet, fries and lychee green tea combo. SO good! I will definitely come back again when I visit NYC next time!“

“It was a little tight seating wise but also one of the only places in the area I could find with seating. The price to seating size was almost perfect and it was some of th3 best fried rice I've ever had. The dumplings I stole off my partners plate were good too :^)They have self order kiosks so if you wanted to you would t if had to talk to anyone. It was fantastic and a great place to chill out at the end of a long day of walking“

“I stopped by the union square urban space location for the first time today!. I had the tempura shrimp, cow bao plus popcorn chicken combo which was awesome!!. I’m really glad that they have a location here so I can just walk down the street even when I can’t make it to Bryant park!. Looking forward to coming back!“

“I dined here in December 2019 with my daughter during a fun day in Soho. The dumplings were absolutely delicious, and I would love to go back and see how they have evolved since then. I do not remember which dumplings we had, but I think we also had a scallion pancake.“

“Best Fried Chicken and Bubble Tea in town.“

“amazing staff, amazing energy, amazing drinks.“

“Really liked the lamb and beef noodles here! Although the atmosphere is not the best (being like a food court), the food makes it up.It's hard to find spots to sit, so lugging the hot soupy noodles was a bit challenging and felt like I would drop it ?The lineup is pretty long so it's more of a get in, get out kind of thing, so don't expect a super relaxing experience, but like I said, food makes up for it.“

“The restaurant is divided into sections for dine in and takeout customers. The takeout line is sometimes v long and they don’t let takeout customers sit in their dine in section nor use the restroom (??????) :/Their fried chicken is very good if you can get it freshly fried. The skin comes rly crispy. If not, it can be soggy and not nearly as good. You can buy an add on egg for $0.75 and individual pieces of fried chicken or pork chop :) for about $3. A whole plate is only ~$8Wouldn’t recommend: The black pepper version of both is just a yellowish sauce splashed on top; it’s not marinated on the meats. Stir fried rice cakes are meh.Recommended: pork chop over rice w pickled vegs and chicken if it’s crispy. Sour veg soup“

“This place is special to me because it brings back fond childhood memories. The small signature fried chicken dish was a generous serving, enough to share between two people. The pickled cucumbers were a nice addition. Even though I had ordered takeout, the chicken remained crispy and fresh when I got home.“

“Have come here multiple times, both ear in and take out are good. I really like the Dan Dan noodles, but be careful they do have a kick. They're a go to order. The beef noodles are good but could use a broth or a little more flavor which is why I like the Dan Dan noodles so much. They are also very quick, only about 15-20 minutes to prepare an order. I've rarely had to wait long.“

“Stopped by at a new second avenue location at 1623 second avenue. They offer a wide variety of eat in or take out food that is easy to eat or make. The product has choices of fried, boiled sandwiched or soup dekendung on your mood. Delivery through grub hub app and a welcome addition to the upper east side food scene“

“Spot been here for a minute. I messed around with the shakes before. It's right by the bus stop, so convenient. Kinda hard to figure out what to order at first but the guy behind the counter was friendly and seemed patient. Bae and I had the triangle rice balls. Bae got the fried chicken, me the beef. They both came out hot. Takes a second but you will.figure out how to eat the rice balls. Watch the video while you wait for your order to get called. They make everything fresh. Not already prepared. My beef was spicy. I ate it on the bus and had a great time. I will def vet a rice ball again.“

“Great comfort food! Yum!“

“One of my favorite place to grab a quick Chinese meal.Born and grown up in China, I would say the dishes there are great and remind me of the food back at home.The staff there are quite pleasant as well, though do not expect the “how’s everything going” kinda service like you would get in some restaurants. But I personally prefer that they keep the service minimal so that I can enjoy my time with friends.Overall, strongly recommend if you like noodles and Chinese food!“

“All items are tasty. And the cashier is very friendly.But I didn’t expect the $14 combo just to have 3 pieces of dumplings.. I was NOT filled!!Also Bao is supposed to be wrapped fully!! This open end kind makes your finger really sticky!!“

“Good bao but small. If you are Taiwanese and grow up eating REAL 割包, this might be a little different than you think ? the super salty sauce on top of the pork belly is not necessarily and it should be cilantro instead of green onion on top and peanut powder instead of crushed peanut. The bun breaks into half when I was removing the paper. But I’m just being a picky Taiwanese here. overall it’s great! You should come try if you like Taiwanese food??“

“Viva bubble tea is always been excellent no matter whenever time whatever time Etc it is a great place if you like that type of stuff if you like those teas and have Bubbles and all that stuff once again I highly recommend you stop and visit let them know the chef Eddie said Hello thank you continue to subscribe and like have a great day bye.“

“rice bowls are a symphony“

“The basil popcorn chicken is amazing The honey bubble tea just off the hook gotta go again“

“I honestly enjoyed my food , this is my second time returning to this establishment and I ordered a chicken & shrimp rice ball and a taro slush my food was soo yummy ? uuugghh highly recommend if your looking for a quick snack. I was only a bit disappointed because I ordered a miso soup and most of it spilled out.“