Taiwanese Restaurants near Suwanee, GA

“I lovesss it, one of the servers ashmina was nice and there was another girl who handed me my grilled pork bhan mi, she was super nice too and she looked like she likes working there because she was crocheting a plush, but my goodness everything was so good 100000/10 “

“Taste is superb here. This is my all time favorite now whenever I would like to taste Chinese food. They have something different food which is served in pot which is totally different and I am going to try it next time.Welcoming staffs who explains and understands your need. Thank you guys and keep the great food cooking all the time.“

“The food is delicious, the service friendly, and the atmosphere clean and pleasant at this little family-run gem of an Asian street food restaurant. (Environmentalist note: I would deduct half a star for the amount of disposable dishes, especially styrofoam containers and plastic utensils, but I do take them home to recycle in the orange Hefty bags for hard-to-recycle items.) The yummy bao sandwiches are like tacos made of fluffy dumpling; I have enjoyed the Buddha, the Nemo, and the BBQ Tofu, while my husband is fond of the Pulled Pork. The kimchi fries are outstanding, and the edamame is a healthy and tasty side choice. If you have room for dessert, order the Sesame Balls, which are hot (temperature, not spicy), fresh, and filled with a sweet red-bean paste.Vegetarian options: Buddha bao, BBQ Tofu bao, kimchi fries, sesame balls, edamameParking: The restaurant is in a strip center with ample parking; I have never had any trouble finding a parking spot.Kid-friendliness: This is a casual restaurant with a wide range of options on the menu, so children should do well here. I'm not sure whether I've taken my great-grandniece (age 4) here yet, but I wouldn't hesitate to do so.“

“It is a nice little walk in, in the teso Plaza and I can say with certainty the taste of Taiwan is definitely reflected in the hot pot. The atmosphere is oddly quiet but in a nice way, everyone seems focused on their hot pot and there isn't really loud bustling chatter. The service can definitely feel a little cold at first but perhaps it is because there are a lot of orders and only 2 servers when I went. But of course on to the food. I got the data beef and the Taiwanese spicy hotpot and they were absolutely amazing. The satay beef tasted authentic, bringing be back to my home kitchen where the flavor is almost exactly the same as my mother's home cooking. The ingredients such as the fish cakes and the blood rice cake are essential to any Taiwanese hot pot. One thing I do have to say is thay the add-ons seem a bit excessive in price. The amount of add on received seems a bit small and harsh. 3$ for 2 blood rice cakes that are about an inch long and 3/4 of a centimeter on both sides is interesting. However I have nothing to complain about the flavor as it is simply savory, intricate, and aromatic.“

“I've been to other locations in Massachusetts and found this one to stand out in terms of quality. I got their brown sugar milk tea at 75% sweetness hot (since it was a cold day) plus boba. Staff were very nice so I would gladly come again and maybe even try some of their food items next time.“

“Very pleasant atmosphere very friendly staff“

“Loved this place! The atmosphere is super cute and cozy, they even have some Sanrio and other cute merch you can buy! I got the strawberry flavored green tea with strawberry popping bubbles and the mild Taiwanese chicken nuggets. 10/10 on both but I recommend getting plain chicken if you are sensitive to spicy food. My mouth was on fire but the taste didn't disappoint!! The staff was warm and welcoming and the service was very quick!“

“My friend and I shared a Taiwanese Beef noodle soup with tendon which was served in a huge bowl. The broth was flavorful and the beef was so tender. A few pieces of bok choy is also thrown into the mix to add to the texture and taste. Noodles are thinner than udon but not as thin as rice noodles for those who are curious. Staff were nice so I will definitely be coming again especially for it costing less than $15.“

“For $13.95, the Fried Chicken Over Noodle is a good delicacy for your dollar. Goes pretty far here and the overall service regarding the handling, the ambiance (despite the noisy setting in a supermarket), and the food is a good mix if you get washed out by the crispness and saltiness of the sliced chicken easily like me. The soup serves as a complement to the chicken as salty and fried foods warrant the need to drink, which the soup, along with the contents such as noodles, bok choy, and the eggs and onion slices make it an ideal meal for a lunch combo. There was a lot for lunch, and the service members even offered to help with wrapping up and boxing the soup/chicken remains to take home. For that price, I would say your dollar goes pretty far here!“