Taipei Cafe

Delicious food, good portions. Staff was so pleasant. I ordered egg roll, hot&sour soup, spicy crispy shrimo, and orange chicken. Everything was flavorful and plated nicely. This was the first time I've ever had Spicy Crispy Shrimp. It was served with leeks, onions, and some tiny sweet fruit pieces. It was not saucy. Prices are very reasonable. I will be back!

Quaint restaurant in a quiet plaza. We came here during a week night, we were the only persons until half an hour later, another party of three came in. Restaurant is clean, minimum decoration. We ordered a chicken broccoli and a Kung Pao chicken, both dishes are quite OK, much better than the other Taipei in downtown, but it’s not really worth to spend almost $50 for a just OK meal. The lady, probably manager was the only one we saw, she greeted, took orders, brought the food, the bills etc…she was very nice, very attentive, and efficient!

Got the fish in Sichuan sauce, general tso and vegetables. Oh and house lomain The fish was ok. Not enough seasoning for my taste. The house lomain was so salty that it made everything else seem like there was no salt The vegetables were ok. The general tso... I almost drove the 12 minutes back and threw it back at them. It was soggy and lukewarm at best. The sauce had to be just a watery, pre-made or store bought sauce. Disgusting. And just way too expensive I'd skip this one fellas.

TLDR: The most edible part of the meal was the rice. I concur with some other opinions. The selection we got was on the “miss” side. All dishes and especially the 3 cup chicken had no to little flavor. Just… very disappointing to eat, I have cooked much better at home. Edit: On further effort to finish the 3 cup chicken, I must downgrade to 1 star. This is much worse than Costco rotisserie chicken.

The dry-pot cauliflower at this Taipei cafe shop was very generous in portion. The Cantonese roast duck was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside—absolutely delicious! The owner was very nice; I'll definitely come again!