First time visit based on reviews. We got sweet and sour pork and pork lo mein with extra…read morevegetables. Our server was very helpful and the food was delicious. We can hardly wait to come back. Broccoli, cabbage and bok choy elevated the lo mein. The menu says tea is imported, but it was too hot for anything but iced tea. It was pleasant indoors and online ordering is available, too. Construction along I35 access road made getting there complicated, but we found it was accessible from the Vista Ridge Mall parking lot on the east side. This also pointed us back the way we needed to go.

Me and my dad went to Wu Wei Din…read more I got the scallion pancakes they were good like always rate it a 9.5/10 The The Goden Pot Stickers with shrimp they were good but not that good I rate it a 8.5/10 Cucumber Salad was good I rate it a 9/10 Xio Wong long bow was so good I rate it a 9.8/10 Spicy Wontons were good but a little spicy I rate it a 8.9/10 The Donkey rice for dessert I was not good the insides taste and look like it was poop I didn't like it but it was a little sweet I wonder if it's real donkey poop I rate it a 4.1/10 Those are my dinner rating. - my daughters review.

We went around 12:30pm and there were people waiting. The lady that checked us in said it was a 30…read moreminute wait with 2 parties ahead of us. As we were waiting, we noticed that 4-5 tables were done eating and paid their bills. All got up and left, the staff quickly cleaned the tables. The cleaned tables were empty for another 15 minutes. The lady that took our names down took a while to call the next customers. Seems like we were waiting just to wait...she sat one party down and waited another 10 minute to sit the next group... anyways, after we waited for a good 40 minutes, we were finally called to be seated. Sat down and was immediately served with water and took our order down. Time for the food review: Chicken popcorn - nice crisp and texture, but lacking flavor. Felt like it needed a dipping sauce. Pork lard rice - disappointing, bland Pork intestine with green mustard - this dish was okay.. Crispy garlic salted fish - fish was nicely fried and flavor was good. Probably the best dish so far Crispy pork chop - this is the reason why we came here.. we wanted to find a dish like May Ice cream. Unfortunately, this was a huge disappointment. The pork chop was extremely salted. From the skin to the pork itself. Walnut shrimp - this dish was foul. Who puts sprinkles on the side?! Tasted like I was eating an ice cream shop. The shrimp was also dry. Overall, not worth going and waiting. Food was lacking.

FYI the old reviews are for a previous restaurant or different location, unsure. This review is for…read moreImperial Feast which opened August 2025 next to z.Tao in Plano. Came during the soft opening in September 2025 with excited expectations based on what we've heard, hoping to find a new go to Taiwanese spot. Unfortunately we didn't find what we were looking for. I admit this was the soft opening and things may improve, and for their sake I hope they do. Biggest issues for us were lack of flavor in the meat and multiple proteins being overcooked. The sauces they used had the flavor but it seems like the meat just wasn't given the time to marinate because the meat itself was bland. That coupled with proteins being a bit dry from being overcooked and you don't have a good combo. If they can tweak their prep process to let the meat marinate then it would solve most of the problems though. The best dish was the fried pork chop rice by far. A bit on the sweeter side so it just depends on how you like it. The bok choy it came with was basically raw though had more crunch than the pork chop. Service was also a mixed bag. The server was super nice and helped give us recs but it just seemed like they were still getting the hang of working in a restaurant. A glass of water got some food in it so the server took it away but they never brought us a new one. Again, soft opening so I give that some grace, but food has to be more on point for a new restaurant to make it. So all in all, there are definitely some kinks to work through for them. Normally I wouldn't write a review for soft opening but given that there are old reviews here plus food quality missed the mark more than I think it should've, I think people on Yelp should get a heads up.

This place is more like a 3.5 out of 5 stars…read more This store is located inside the food court, and towards the back. I stopped by to pick up some stinky tofu and the popcorn chicken. and it took roughly 10-15 mins for them to make my food. i didn't eat there, and took it to go. You order everything on a ipad kiosk, and one or two people who work in the back will begin to prep your food. out of the two items, the popcorn chicken was definitely the winner. Don't get me wrong, i love good stinky tofu, but it was just alright at this place. The popcorn chicken on the other hand was really good, at least when you get it with medium spice level.

Solid food court spot! No extra frills and you get what you would expect. Tastes like fairly…read moreauthentic Taiwanese food. The food is pretty decent for the price. I understand prices for food in general have been going up, but this place is bordering being overpriced. You now order through a Chowbus kiosk, which funnily includes a very strong emphasis on how spicy their seasoning is. They were not kidding with that one, their spicy is REALLY spicy!! I wish they had a better system of notifying you that your order is done though. We were waiting for an almost embarrassingly long time before going up to check if our order was forgotten, just for it to be sitting on the counter unattended. We were some of the only people in the entire food court and sat nearby the restaurant, so we definitely would've heard them if they called our order number out. Overall a decent place for a quick meal.

Food: Built up an appetite to try out one of Plano's highly reviewed Chinese restaurants. Ordered…read morethe Ma-Po Tofu, Taiwanese Pork Chop Rice, Spicy Wonton (Pork & Shrimp), and Cucumber Salad. I don't claim to be a Mapo Tofu snob, but I'd rank this pretty up there, from a flavor and spice standpoint. The Taiwanese Pork Chop Rice and Spicy Wonton were also great; although, I would have preferred the pork chop to be a bit juicier. Lastly, the Cucumber Salad had a nice marinade, with a nice crunch on the cucumbers themselves. Their menu is relatively extensive, making for another visit a must. Service: No wait on a Saturday afternoon. There were only a few tables occupied in the main dining area, but we were seated in a relatively secluded section to the right of the restaurant. Overall, service was OK--our food came out soon after it was ordered, and we were well attended to. Ambiance: Casual, traditional. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

It makes absolutely no sense that they have items on their menu that they don't serve. Their…read moreexcuse, "these are old menus". Well then update them... You should be able to sub fried rice for an upcharge. Cucumber salad Orange chicken Thai basil cashew chicken All very, very good!

Taiwan cafe brings back memories from my childhood. Way back when the lunch combo was 5 bucks and…read morethe portions were huge. Prices definitely went up, but at least the portions stayed the same. The food tastes like old memories and good times. Very hard to beat.

Tucked in 99 Ranch this counter serves up hearty plates and bowls. We were expecting smaller…read moreportion sizes so attempted to order 3 items to share and was told it would be too much for us. So we stuck with 2 entrees: wonton noodle soup and taiwanese chicken drumstick rice. Wontons were plentiful. Rice plate would have been better if the ground pork sauce was a bit richer and more umami and wish they had the pickled veggies. I miss good Taiwanese food and this is decent enough to fill the cravings if you're in the area. Order, get a buzzer and browse around the market or grab a seat.

The food, service and ambiance is amazing. The staff is so nice and helpful and it's always super…read moreclean. Enjoy this place and definitely coming way more often!

Glad I got to try this Taiwanese spot! Always appreciate a spot that serves delicious, fair priced…read moreTW food. Their menu has tons of options and you can pair the meal with a boba, which makes a great combo. They also have pre packaged frozen meals that can be store for later, which is a great idea that's not common. I appreciate the options and choices they provide. We recommend!

Always a fan of this place! Super glad to introduce some friends to the wonderfulness of taipei…read morestation cafe!! And we tried something new this time--the spicy popcorn chicken! So good!

The interior leaves a bit to be desired but this restaurant is a gem! The restaurant is self serve…read morefor most of the items as far as silverware and plates go. The food is well worth it. The popcorn chicken and beef noodle soup are a delicious combination. One item I would highly recommend is the pork belly bao. The pork is melt in your mouth and theres nuts in there that add flavor and texture.

This is a spacious, newer location that serves consistently great boba. It's one of my favourite…read moreboba chains, and this location lives up to the quality I've experienced elsewhere. I usually order either the Dong Ding Oolong Milk Tea or the Bubble Volcano. The pearls in the Bubble Volcano are especially delicious--soft, chewy, and honestly a little addictive. Overall, this is a reliable spot for well-made boba, where the tea flavour really shines.

Chicha San Chen is the place you go to when you want reliably good tea and good boba, hands down…read more Other places in DFW have off days, but in the times I've gone to Chicha San Chen, they've always had a high quality product. The interior is large, and there's seating avaliable indoors and outdoors. But in this Texas heat, the outdoor seating is unbearable. The staff are pretty knowledgeable about their products and can explain their menu. They run an efficient system behind the counter, so my drink is usually no more than a 5 minute wait.

The beef noodle is big portion- i think it's average compared what I had from other stores…read more The appetizers: cucumber amd tofu and thousand year egg are great. The black jelly drink is yummy, the winter melon drink is average

So happy to have found this place! No frills Taiwanese food place, you order at the counter and…read morereceive your food. A cute couple owns the place and it looks like it was just them working, so be patient while they prepare your food. The Taiwanese pork chop over rice was delicious and 10.75$ was a great pricing for the amount of food you get. The noodle soup had tender beef that melted in your mouth. They have sauces on the side if you want to add anything, like sirracha and chili oil. Will definitely be back for a comforting Taiwanese meal!