Taiwanese Restaurants near Eastvale, CA

“I like getting the lavender milk tea here at Chat Tea. I haven't stopped by in a while since I've been making my own lavender tea at home, but decided to get it today since I was in the area. I ordered it on their kiosk which was simple to use. I received my tea within 10 minutes and the guy who handed me the drink was very friendly. There's plenty of tables inside and love the ambience of the place. Need to come back and try more of their other teas on the menu.“

“The food and drinks are really good. I love boba places that offer snacks and meals. Ambiance was good until they decided to leave their doors open on the day the fertilizer smell was all around the area. Kinda killed the appetite a bit. Service was good, can't complain.“

“We ate here today about 3:30. This is a nice clean restaurant that is in a very large plaza. There is plenty of parking. We always order several entrees and today we ordered the boneless pork, the orange chicken, skewered lamb with onions, and the squid cooked with celery. As an afterthought we ordered the onion pancake. First to come to the table was the celery with squid, and the squid was very tender, the celery set it off nicely. Orange chicken was next, it was tender and flavorful, a very solid dish although not something we would usually order at an authentic Chinese place. The boneless pork was tender and served in a good sauce, For my part, they messed this dish up with some seeds on top. I don't like seeds but that is just me. I picked around the wretched seeds and my wife will finish up the rest. Skewered lamb with onions was delicious, we both really enjoyed it. So that leaves the worst onion pancake I have ever had, it was about one forth inch thick and crispy like a cracker. Overall this was a very good meal, we enjoyed the food here and good service by a very pleasant staff. If we could half stars, this would be a 4 1/2 star review. Everything was good but the pancake, and hell, it is just a pancake at the end of the day. I would recommend, and would return if in the area.“

“If you're looking for a truly authentic Taiwanese dining experience, family-owned restaurant is the place to go. Serving up signature items like beef soup noodles and Taiwanese bento boxes, this Chino Hills eatery is a must-try for anyone wanting an unforgettable culinary experience.The beef soup noodle dish comes with two or three large chunks of juicy, tender beef and a choice between thin noodles or flat noodles. The mild spiciness of the broth pairs perfectly with the roman lettuces, giving it an unexpected yet delightful flavor.Another popular item on the menu is their braised pork rice or pork chop rice - a savory blend of sweet and salty flavors that will leave your mouth watering. Be sure to get there early though as they close at 3pm sharp with last call at 2:30pm!“

“The dropped pin of the shop is incorrect, actually it is at the southeast corner of the building.Parking: It is busy in front of the store,but there are plenty slots at the west of the plaza.Kid-friendliness: Has gifts and some free snacks“

“As a soymilk king, I must comment.Soy milk: This soy milk is real soy milk and will freezeGua Bao: A must order. As a Taiwanese, the best Gua Bao I have ever eaten is in the United States! The sauerkraut is really amazing! It’s not a soymilk shop at all, it’s a steamed bun shop!Shaobing and fried dough sticks: I didn’t understand this thing before. Oh my God, this Shaobing is too thick. I fell in love with Shaobing and fried dough sticks for the first time in my life...Rice balls: rice balls with lots of ingredients and solid ingredients that you can’t go wrong withBeef Noodles: Being able to eat beef noodles like this in the United States is already very satisfying.Shredded chicken porridge, refrigerator chicken, and scallion pancakes are all ordinary.“