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Decent Taiwanese breakfast place with various options. Pork braised rice was good for the price and portion. Sesame pork noodle was too mushy and lacked flavor and meat. The scallion pancake with fried donut lacked flavor. The soy milk was large portioned and acceptable. Probably the most off putting part was the sewage smell when you first walk in. Also didn’t help the waitress doesn’t speak Mandarin and couldn’t answer some basic questions about ingredients. She had to get the owner to help a few times (owner was extremely kind and helpful, I gotta say). Giving them four stars because they’re just starting out. Husband thinks it’s more like 2.5 stars.

Drove all the way from Florida and discovered this gem. A truly authentic Taiwanese owned breakfast place with flavors from Taiwan. They are just newly opened so their menu isn’t very refined but contains the core of Taiwanese breakfast. The taste is also very high quality with them making it up to very high standards. Definitely above many that I’ve tasted in Taiwan.

A thoughtfully curated one-page menu in both Chinese and English makes ordering straightforward. Portions were extremely generous—the peanut rice soup and sweet tofu pudding could easily be shared among four. The food was delicious across the board, and the service was exceptionally quick. Despite the small space, the operation runs smoothly and efficiently. I can’t wait to come back and explore more of the menu.

Authentic Taiwanese breakfast!! I like the fried dough a lot. It’s Taiwanese style (very crispy). Savory sticky rice roll, soy milk, and salty soy bean milk with egg are also good. Will come again and try something else.

This spot serves classic Taiwanese breakfast think warm soy milk, crispy scallion pancakes, fluffy steamed buns, and sweet or savory tofu pudding. It’s the kind of comfort food you’d find on a busy morning in Taipei simple, fresh, and perfectly nostalgic.