Amore Eats

What a hidden gem! Very authentic Taiwanese dishes that brings me back. The popcorn chicken is a must order. Happy with everything else we ordered for dinner and we had plenty of leftover for lunch the next day. Can’t wait to return and try other dishes! Seating is limited and it is a gas station. So if you don’t like the vibe, maybe order takeout. The owners cannot be nicer.

Once you get passed the gas station setting, the food is as Taiwanese as you will get here in a restaurant. Perhaps the gas station setting makes it feel more like street side setting. The beef noodle soup had a lot more beef than anticipated, very tender and flavorful. The bento came with very good sides that accompanied the rice, pork chop and popcorn chicken well. The stinky tofu and sausages were also tasty.

Best Taiwanese food in the DMV!!! What a hidden gem!!! It’s super cool that this place is a half Exxon gas station and a half restaurant. Very authentic Taiwanese vibes. If you have been to Taiwan you know all the great delicious local street food places are hidden somewhere in the cities or at the night markets in Taiwan. Personally, this place location is just perfect in Rockville, Maryland. This place represents everything about Taiwan so well. The staffs here are super friendly. They kept this place very clean. Most importantly, everything here on the menu is delicious !!! When I saw this place have Taiwan Apple Sidra (Taiwanese Apple Soda). I already knew this place is going to be amazing!!! All the food here is delicious and the flavors are super spot on when it comes to Taiwanese st

The definition of a hidden gem. The staff is so friendly and their menu is huge! I was expecting just a few items, especially since this “restaurant” at face value is more like a gas station snack bar. However, the food is delicious, made to order, and fresh and authentic. I went with my family who lived in Taiwan for years and we all agreed that the flavors were spot on. In actuality, the fact that this place shares space with a gas station really makes you feel like you’re getting real Taiwanese street food.

I’ve been curious about this place for a while. It’s inside Exxon’s gas station so you can find a space to park fairly easily. Since it’s inside a gas station, the atmosphere is what you’d expect and not comparable to that of a full scale restaurant. However, the food here tastes good. I ordered the beef noodle soup, and it comes inside a plastic bowl. There’s numerous large chunks of beef slices and each bite was tender and delicious. The broth is rich and savory, not overly salty like many other places serving Taiwanese beef noodle soup. The noodles themselves are a bit overcooked and softer than I liked. Overall, I enjoyed this quick meal. And I didn’t need to chug a water bottle afterwards, which is a plus.