been wanting to go to LIC location but tried this one in JC and was so impressed. everything was soo tasty - every single dish was fire. Iu rou fan and chicken cutlet highlights, best i've had besides taiwan. if u dine in there's unlimited sides and drinks (boba, jelly, etc). Favorite Dishes: Lu rou fan, Chicken cutlet, Turnip cakes, Spicy dry beef noodles read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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There's talk of chili oil and mustard greens on Yelp, but my own experience needed more sauce, spice and/or condiments. The $9 combo upgrade wasn't as interesting as advertised and didn't include the stated chili oil. The lu rou fan and pork chops were decent but needed some side-item assistance. The combo no longer includes beverage toppings but the classic black tea was decent. read more

Service and ambiance were ok! You can order at the kiosk or have a waiter serve you. Interior is bright, not cozy, but it's more of a quick takeout spot so I wouldn't necessarily say you're coming for the vibes. Food: - spicy popcorn chicken: 7/10 not spicy, super crunchy - chicken cutlet: 8/10 also super crunchy - braised pork dish: 7.5/10, wish there were more veggies in the dish! but the braised pork was super flavorful - beef noodle soup: 4/10 wasn't a fan :/ the broth was extremely salty and didn't mesh well with the noodles--felt like noodles dropped in a concentrated beef broth and that was it - fried platter: 6/10 was complimentary due to the amount of food we ordered. it was good but was not a fan of the entire medley, wish we got to choose a specific fried dish! We also got jasmine iced tea and milk tea, both were good! read more

Gulp - Lu Rou Fan (Braised Pork Rice) Bento - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Nice Taiwanese place at Jersey City. Great lu rou rice and beef noodles soup. By the way, they have a new dine-in combo that drink, pickle cabbage, and chili oil all you can eat. read more

Happened to be in Jersey City for a friend's wedding, and my hotel was a walking distance from here so I was super excited to try it out. IMO the popcorn chicken and beef noodle soup were both fairly standard, I also got the chicken luroufan but forgot to take a picture. Their luroufan is great, with a slightly better meat-to-rice ratio than a lot of other places (still a little too much rice, but impressive for the price). The mala fries really stood out here. I ordered them since they sounded interesting, but didn't have high expectations as I feel like adding "mala" to everything has gotten really popular recently and a lot of dishes don't actually capture the Sichuanese mala spirit well. Gulp really exceeded my expectations here! I typically don't eat fries but I gobbled up this entire plate and barely left any for my fiancé LOL. Definitely recommend stopping by at the very least to try the mala fries! Otherwise it's standard Taiwanese bento fare. Service was fairly fast and friendly as well! read more

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Overall: B // 4 stars Reasonably good cheat day food options featuring all your favorite guilty pleasures from fried pork cutlets to popcorn chicken. Its best to order Uber Eats pickup as they frequently run promotions there, as opposed to ordering direct in person. (Daikon Cake: D) - Love the mildly spiced xo sauce, but the portion is unnecessarily small for thebprice. (Fruit Tea: B) - Nothing outstanding, but refreshing tropical flavors that help reduce the heaviness coming from the rest of the dishes. (Sweet Potato Fries: C) - Brilliant flavor pairing of plum salt to enhance the sweet potatoes, but the fries are not crispy. (Beef Noodle Soup: B) - Comfort food with tenderly braised beef and a fulfilling soup. Noodles are kept separate from the broth to avoid soaking it all up, but also makes it difficult to reconstruct mess-free. Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Overall: 4 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

For takeout, I thought the food retained it's flavor and the fries retained it's crispiness! If you like lu rou fan ( pork belly over rice) then you will probably really love Gulp. Prices are not too bad and the it's a good sized portion! My favorite though was the stewed beef over noodles - that was fire. Definitely try to get that if you can! I also loved how they transport - with separate containers so the noodles don't get soggy! read more

Gulp - Spiced fries - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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Made my second visit to Gulp--this time at their Jersey City location! I was once again blown away by how authentic their Taiwanese food is. It tasted just like the street food I remember from my trips to Taiwan. The nostalgia hit hard. They offer daily deals, such as BOGO lu rou noodle/BOGO 50% off lu rou fan, free combo upgrade for beef noodle soup, free sweet potato fries (love it), and more!   Conveniently located near Grove St, this location is more spacious and has an expanded menu. I can totally see myself coming here all the time once I move to JC. I still love their LIC location, which is right next to 929 Bar! ＊Lu Rou Fan Bento 滷肉飯便當 $14 *** My boyfriend and I almost fought over the lu rou fan--we both loved it way too much. It was loaded with braised minced pork, so every bite came with plenty of meat. I also loved the addition of braised veggies and vermicelli, which added extra layers of flavor. But the real game-changer was the spicy pickled mustard greens. They were dangerously addictive. And they're FREE, so you can pile on as much as you want (sorry but I basically inhaled the whole jar). ＊Fried Chicken Cutlet 香雞排 $8 *** We were told to try their fried chicken, and so glad we did. We were so impressed that we're already planning to come back for the chicken cutlet bento. Crispy, juicy, and equivalent to the size of my face. Perfectly seasoned with the signature five-spice kick and basils.  ＊Beef Noodle Soup 牛肉麵 $19 Easily one of the taiwanese spots in NYC/JC for authentic beef noodle soup. The bowl came with four thick slices of tender, braised beef shank. I only wished they could add radish, carrots, and tomatoes to the broth for a sweet veggie flavor. ＊Radish Cake 脆皮蘿蔔糕 $8 * ＊Taiwanese Sausage 台灣香腸 $4 * ＊Fried Platter 炸物拼盤 $14 We grabbed a couple of appetizers to share, and they instantly brought me back to the night markets in Taiwan. My favorite was the chewy radish cake with xo-sauce. ＊Sea Salt Cream Black Tea 海鹽奶蓋古早味紅茶 $4.5 * ＊Fruit Green Tea 特調水果茶 $4.5 Their drinks are so cheap compared to many boba spots!? You can add $1 for boba/lychee jelly, or $1.5 for passionfruit popping jelly/sea salt cream. Highly recommend their sea salt cream black tea, their #1 bestselling drink. read more

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I had no idea that the boba shop in the same space had closed and had turned into a Taiwanese restaurant. My friend suggested lunch here when I had asked him if there was anything he wanted to try in JC. We came in, a party of 4, around 1pm on a Sunday. They pushed together two tables for us, which was very nice. You order via their QR code on the table. You can either order together or separately. I had the Taiwanese chicken over rice, but for some reason i thought would've been a cutlet but was actually popcorn chicken. The chicken was very dry. My husband and friend both had the pork luroufan, which was much better. The pork was very juicy and tender. Also, if you get the pork dry noodle, it's basically just the same pork over noodles. The rice is better than the noodles. All in all, it was fine. I don't think it's anything to write home about. read more

Taiwanese spots are a rarity in even the best of times, so I won't be a choosy beggar. Yes, this location of Gulp is in a part of JC where dreams undoubtedly go to die, but what can you do? The Beef Noodle Soup is by far their best offering--and if you dine in-person, you get a free noodle refill. Hoozah! The other staple TW product--Popcorn Chicken--wasn't bad though it lacked the complex seasoning and basil that a truly good version would have. We also enjoyed the bizarre Mala Fries: think disco fries that spent too much time in Southern China. And our side of Braised Dried Tofu was decent. On the other hand, their Chicken and Lu Rou Rice has consistently been under-seasoned. It's made well--the texture of the braised meat is on point--but it lacks salt, like someone at the last step forgot to add it. Sigh. If you decide to upgrade to a combo deal, I highly recommend the Sea Salt Cream Black Tea. Mmm....sea cream.... read more

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First time visiting Jersey City and had a lovely experience at Gulp! I forgot to snap a photo of the complementary appetizer but they served some cherry tomatoes that were so yummy we asked for seconds. The popcorn chicken and noodles were both amazing. I'd definitely revisit if I'm in the area in the future! read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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Great Taiwanese lunch spot with fast service. We made our beef noodle soup and pork over rice dishes combos by adding popcorn chicken and sausage along with beverages. Bottom line, there is tasty food, quick service and reasonable prices. read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Yummy food and love that they have daily deals! Good place to stop by for some authentic Taiwanese eats. The packaging for their to-go orders is very neat and I love the bag it comes it. It's reusable! For drinks I would pass on the Sea Salt Cream Black Tea. Saw some positive reviews on it but I thought it tasted kind of bland. read more

I heard many good things about Gulp, the original location in LIC, so I was very excited when I heard that this restaurant was opening it's second location in Jersey City. I stopped by with my boyfriend around 8:15pm to get takeout to bring home. There was a group of people also waiting for their take out orders (about another 6 groups) at that time, and a full house sitting inside. I didn't get to sit inside, but I went inside to order at the counter and the decor and interior was very cute. If there was not a long wait, I would have sat inside. We ordered one lurou fan platter and one lurou + chicken platter. We also ordered mala fries and an order of the popcorn chicken. I think we were accidentally given the lurou+chicken and chicken platter, unfortunately. Regarding the food, the lurou fan was disappointing because there was very little meat, only a thin layer on top of a box full of rice. Same with the chicken. I unfortunately felt like this was not worth the money. The popcorn chicken was decent, and so were the fries. The only thing that really spoke to me was the chili oil -- their chili oil was really good. However, you can only eat however much you want if you dine in. If you want to ask for chili oil takeout, it's 0.50 cents per container. In addition, the container we got was barely 1/4th full which was disappointing. I would definitely take a jar of that home though, if they sold it! We had to wait over 25 minutes for our food; we did understand that they were a full house at the time, but as the menu is small and very simple, I don't think I would be very happy to wait this long if I were to visit again. Overall, I believe the price is not justified for the food given. There was also nothing amazing about the meal. However, I do think the interior is very cute and it would be a great place to bring someone for a date if you wanted the retro Taiwan diner vibes. I also really enjoyed the tiny container of chili oil I got in my takeout (that was comped after waiting over 30 mins). However, I don't think I would return anytime soon. read more

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Authentic Taiwan street food meets NYC energy! They also do catering due to this super cold weather read more

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Once we realized that a new place took over the existing space, we were excited to try it out. As part of their soft opening, we ordered the popcorn chicken, some of the bentos and the gulp combo (one of the bentos plus a drink and mini popcorn chicken). Since we tried the food early on, it's been interesting to see how Gulp has been making changes and adding things to the menu as they go. We've now gone several times and have ordered it to go. The main food in the bentos are the rice and protein. The sides are on the smaller side (little bit of veg, noodles and half a tea egg). The glass noodles are actually quite tasty and have an umami flavor (like they were soaked in broth). The popcorn chicken has light breading and is good if you eat it right away. I'd skip the mini radish cakes (they weren't quite what I expected and had a spongy texture) though. I've also tried the zha jiang noodles which I liked but the initial portion was too small to be a meal. They've actually changed this though and it's much more reasonably sized now! Sometimes the lu rou fan is a bit on the salty side but it's still very flavorful so you can just add more rice. We've also tried their beef noodle soup and the chunks of beef are quite thick! This wasn't the best beef noodle soup we ever had but it worked when in the mood for a hot noodle soup. They now also have a braised section where you can get beef and other braised items on the side. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem consistent. One time the beef was tender and the second time it was so incredibly chewy that we couldn't swallow it. We also tried their assorted fried platter and it was alright. We still like their popcorn chicken the best and would probably prefer to just get that on its own. Of the bentos there's also another chicken option, this is slightly less flavorful and is white meat (it looks like they've changed this to thigh meat now and added a sauce on the side since then). In summary, my top picks are the popcorn chicken, lu rou bento and zha jiang noodles. It's good to know that several of my critiques have already been adjusted (not because of me) in such a short time since it seems like the staff is attentive and willing to make changes. I'm sure others have felt similarly so it's good that they'll likely continue to improve over time! We were a fan of their promo which got a lot of buzz, (free tea with purchase) but I haven't tried their boba since it's been added to the menu so I'm looking forward to that as well! We'll definitely continue to order from here! read more

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Love the decor of this place very small and reminiscent of old style Asian restaurant. Food was good and the service excellent. For the table we ordered the Taiwanese Popcorn chicken which was crunchy and meaty. The radish cakes were very crunchy on the outside and soft and moist on the inside. The Golden bun was very crispy on the outside and soft on the inside but I wish they added a condensed milk dip instead of drizzle. The Braised Combo was very good and a lot of flavor the meat in particular was very tender. We all had the beef noodle soup which was great. I love the noodle as it was very good and has a nice bite to it. The beef was so tender it was falling apart when you picked up. Broth was very flavorful and has a hint of spiciness to it. read more

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Lu Rou Fan - sweet and savory braised pork served with vermicelli noodles, cabbage over a bed of rice. My favorite of all the dishes we tried. Make sure to add the sour pickled veggies and spicy sauce (the condiments are free to take and are placed in a small containers in each table) for another layer of delicousness. Braised beef noodle soup - Tender beef shank and noodles with a nice bite. It was a good dish, but I felt the broth tasted a little thin. Plum seasoned sweet potato fries - Freshly made, crunchy, fried sweet potatoes seasoned with sugary topping. It's more on the sweet end and I enjoyed it. They have special promotions specific to each day so make sure to utilize it to save some money! We came on a Saturday and the special promo that day was spend $45 and get sweet potato fries for free. We came in for lunch on an unusually warm spring day and the restaurant was packed. Not sure if the A/C was working but it got pretty hot inside. The wait service was friendly, patient and accommodating. It's a pretty small space and they were able to accommodate a stroller. read more

I was so excited to have a Taiwanese café in the neighborhood, but this was rather disappointing. Ordering is confusing. You're supposed to create your own bill by signing into an account and ordering from your phone. But also servers can add things onto your bill. This can lead to extra and wrong charges, which definitely happened on my first visit. The chicken cutlet doesn't compare to Hot Star in Taiwan at all. It was tiny and soggy. I think they gave me the wrong kind of chicken cutlet? They initially tried to charge me for the bento version. Regardless, it was super sad. The bubble tea is very small for the price. Overall, the whole meal felt like poor value for money. There's a lot of potential and promise, so I still gave 3 stars. But in Taiwan, I would never leave a food establishment feeling so empty and unsatisfied. Try harder please, Gulp! read more

Quite disappointed, upon reading reviews from others about this place. Review on Food: Popcorn chicken bento was quite small, rice was luke warm-cold, the popcorn chicken was pre-made and heated back warm. It didn't taste fresh. The tea egg and vermicelli was relatively bland. Radish cake came in 8 small pieces ( 1/2" wide pieces each) , came with literally a pea sized XO sauce to dip. It wasn't even enough to dip two pieces of radish cake. The advertised photo shown a quarter size of the XO sauce placed on top of the radish . Drink: the fruit green tea was exceptionally sweet with no option of selecting levels of sweetness. Milk green tea was the only item that was decent . I would not recommend. read more

Gulp - Radish with XO sauce - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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I was a frequent customer of A-Yo Tea so I was a little sad when they closed but I was so happy to hear a Taiwanese spot was going to take its place. I'm a huge fan of Taiwanese popcorn chicken so I was really looking forward to being so close to a shop that had it. I was nervous it wouldn't be good but I was pleasantly surprised. It's crunchy and well flavored. The chicken is juicy.The spicy version isn't overwhelming and was truly one of the best I've had. I also really enjoyed the Beef Noodle Soup. The soup is full of umami and not too salty. The noodles are bouncy and not overcooked. It was nice that they offer one noodle refill since I shared the bowl and definitely wanted more noodles. The ambiance is very reminiscent of cafes in Taiwan and I'll definitely be coming here more often! read more

Gulp - Beef Noodle Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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Delicious and authentic Taiwanese food. Very small and cute casual spot with friendly staff. I definitely recommend it for easy comfort food. read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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I first read about this place opening in LIC and been wanting to go there ever since. Imagine my surprise when I found out that they opened on in Jersey City. I was so excited that I told Hubs that I wanted to go there the next time we're heading to the city. When we got here, there were customers waiting outside of the place that we thought was a line waiting to be seated. It turned out that they were waiting for their orders to go. The place was empty inside, so we went in and got seated immediately. The decor seems like a 1950s luxury restroom, full of white porcelain tiles everywhere. It looks like they can just hose the place down at the end of the night. LOL. They have daily specials on the wall. On the day we went, if you get the cuttlefish and shrimp pancake bento, a drink is free. So, that's what I got. This was surprisingly good. We liked the fact that it was crispy. The sauce was nice and spicy and it came along with vermicelli, lettuce and egg on top of rice. Hubs said that he'd prefer if the egg was runny, but this was still good anyway. I liked it a lot. For the drink, I ordered fruit green tea and liked. The tea was pretty sweet and good. Hubs ordered the Lu Rou Fan Bento, which is braised pork rice). He said felt like he had this when he was younger. but he remembers the pork being in bite sized pieces and not somewhat minced. He preferred my pancake bento over his, but he still liked his. Vermicelli, lettuce and egg were a nice side but he could've done it without the pickled radish. We also got Mala fries and thought this was a bit disappointing. We got it based on a reviewer's recommendations. I thought it would be mala powder strewn all over the fries. What we got was a small dollop of mala sauce on the side of the fries. I wouldn't have ordered this if I knew it would look liked this. We were both given a small cup with 3 tomatoes and it was surprisingly sweet and delicious. There's very limited parking. We managed to find a spot a block away. Service was quick and friendly. Place takes credit cards only. Will return when in the area to try other items on the menu. read more

THIS PLACE IS CHEAP AS HELL AND THE FOOD IS DISAPPOINTING. They need to close down and make room for an actual decent taiwanese spot. My partner and I were so excited to find a Taiwanese spot just around the corner from us. We didn't have enough time to dine in cus I had to take injections at a certain time so we ordered food to go. We ordered the Braised Pork rice bento, Chicken rice bento, Taiwanese sausage, and the popcorn chicken. We asked for spice on the side for the popcorn chicken since I can't do spicy but my partner lovesss it but they denied us. Weird. We waited for the food while playing the pinball and checked out their sauces on the table. When we got our food we asked if they added the sauces on the table to go, they said no and that if we wanted them we'd have to pay extra. So we decided to just open the bag and put it on our dishes instead of a take out container which seemed silly to charge. They proceeded to tell us we couldn't add it into our food and we could only use the sauce on the table if we're dining in. What the actual hell? That's ridiculous! It's not like they charged more for the food if we dined in using the sauces. So freakin cheap. Fine. Experience and service sucks. Still wanted to have an open mind on the food since I love taiwanese food. The Chicken rice bento was flavorless, the Braised pork rice bento was better but nothing special, the sausage was missing its garlic counterpart it's usually served with, the popcorn chicken tasted the best out of everything but i've still had better. So just really a big disappointment all around. It sucks that this space is wasted on them. read more

Gulp - Pork Lu Rou Fan Bento, Taiwanese Style Chicken Rice Bento, Taiwanese Sausage, Popcorn Chicken - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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I have mixed feelings about Gulp. It has one of the best popcorn chickens in JC, ONLY if you buy at the restaurant, but it's so bad if you order delivery (ie the oil tasted stale, chickens were way over starched, and I had food poisoning after eating their delivery - like constant throw up because of their popcorn chicken take out). I was enticed by their half off Uber Eats deal, but I just realized there was a reason for that (duh, they likely gave you less fresh/stale food cuz it was cheaper than if you eat at the store, they have to justify their margin). It's a caution to everyone who wanna try this place. Do NOT order delivery no matter how enticing the price seemed. Do yourself a favor and dine in instead. However, it's unacceptable to discriminate against and service delivery/take out customers inferior food just because they pay a discounted price that the restaurant offered. We know the difference. read more

Cute Taiwanese establishment in Jersey City. I've been meaning to try this for some time. I got here 30 min before closing and we're told they were only doing takeout at that point. I got the combo which you can pick an entree, appetizer and drink. Got the lu rou fan and some sort of pork with dry noodles. For appetizers I got the turnip cake and popcorn chicken. The cashier told us about the daily specials so I took advantage of that. Maybe because I was the last party there, my food came out pretty fast. Everything smelled wonderful. There were just a few things that were misses, one was that the sweet potato fries were really soggy. I know they get soggy if you do take out, but this was another level of soggy that goes beyond doing take out. I got bubbles in my drinks but ended up with none. Other than that, I absolutely loved the drinks. I got the green milk tea, which strongly tastes of tea and wasn't sweet. I couldn't adjust ice or sugar levels though. Would love to come back and try the food inside the restaurant which looks super cute. read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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New location in Jersey City! Huge fan of the location they have in Long Island City. Gulp's Taiwanese menu has so many of my childhood favorites. Also so cute how they put the menu on a pinball toy The service was really fast. Ordered the beef noodle soup and they give a generous portion of the beef and oh man, it's so tender! They also make their own pickled mustard greens and chili which both go so well with the noodle soup! I always think a Taiwanese beef noodle soup can't be complete with the mustard greens. Also got the popcorn chicken as a side and it's really well seasoned and juicy. This Jersey City location is much larger than the one in LIC, but tastes just as good. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a Taiwanese fix and are in the JC area! read more

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I was sooo excited to try this place, smells so amazing when you walk in and the menu looked delicious. I ordered take out and unfortunately was so disappointed. The food was fine nothing special. however the portions were terrible. not sure if this was because it was take out but both meat rice dishes I ordered were 70% rice. I paid 15 dollars each for some rice essentially. Skimped on the meat and sides. I complained via Grubhub and they said the restaurant refused to give even a partial refund or do anything. After reading the review of how they charged someone for what it looked like a tablespoon of sauce, and not allowing them to add the sauce onto their food. just seems like they skimp and are cheap. cannot justify the food and portions for the price. Would not come back probably... read more

I was disappointed by the lack of flavor in the dishes. Also, I expected there to be soup if it's an Asian rice noodle dish-- but I ordered a rice dish and it came with noodles ... They did It felt like a scam to fill half the bowl with rice, add noodles, bland lettuce, and canned chicken on the top. If I wanted to go on a diet I would cook at home for myself. I would not recommend this place to others. read more

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Great food, coming back all the time! Love the place, taste like home, good prices with specials read more

Gulp - Great food, coming back all the time - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

The food quality is solid. The staff at Gulp treats you like old friends. Their cooking ventures beyond typical yet remains tasty. The employees here go above and beyond for customers. I'll come back to sample other dishes. read more

I'd give it a 3.5/5 if I could, but rounded up bc despite some of my gripes with it, I still go back. In general, it's consistent but sometimes bland Taiwanese street food at Jersey City prices. Beef noodle soup - first thing I tried there. The beef was thick, tender and just outstanding, but the rest of the dish was extremely bland. The broth tasted like watered down chicken stock and soy sauce. If it wasn't that, it was hard to tell. The noodles and veggies were also super mid and forgettable. The price is the real killer. For $21, it's not worth it for just a few tasty pieces of beef. Prob never getting this again. Popcorn chicken - well-fried and seasoned, but the chicken itself was again strangely tasteless. The spicy version just has a bit of extra cumin in the seasoning (at least that's what it tasted like). Bubble tea - suuuuper watered down and yup, you guessed it, very bland lol. Lou rou fan - this is what I get every time now. Never had it before, so nothing to compare to, but it's a hearty bowl of comfort food. The quality is always consistent, the meat is tasty, it comes w some lettuce stems, half a (quite bland but I'll forgive this) tea egg, rice, some glass noodles, and just the right amount of sauce. Plum flavored sweet potato fries - I love this too! It's just really expensive at $8 (typical Jersey City price but still crazy to me) and not included in the combo meal, so I prob won't be getting it too frequently. And btw, they recently redid their daily specials. The deals are waaaaaaaay worse now. read more

Food is great, very generous portion. They got me at "free noodle refill" for my beef noodle soup. Staff are so friendly. We were given a welcome drink which was chicken broth simmered for 14 hours. We were given an authentic Taiwanese experience! The tables, musics, overall ambience. Such an amazing first time experience! read more

Gulp - Devoured beef noodle soup. I was already on my extra noodle refill. - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Great portions and prices! We really liked the Lu rou fan. The green tea is also really good, slightly sweet with a creamy foam.

好吃的，这次试了卤肉饭和牛肉面都好吃。如果觉得油的话还可以叫他少油。态度很好。上次吃了炸鸡排和盐酥鸡，分量可以

Gulp provided an excellent dining experience with delicious food, attentive service, and a welcoming ambiance. Highly recommended! read more

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Great food! This is a nice location in Jersey city . Luroufan was a generous portion and radish cake was bite sized read more

Gulp - Taiwanese Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

This place popped up on DoorDash and I decided to try something new! Popcorn chicken platter was soooo good! Packaging was also very cute and secure! Will definitely be trying other items from their menu. read more

If you haven't stopped by, well, you are just missing out. Can't wait to come back in town to try EVERYTHING. Had the combo with popcorn chicken, lu rou fan with sea salt cream green tea w/lychee jelly. read more

Cute little spot for authentic Taiwanese cuisine. A little difficult to find if you're not from the neighborhood. We had the popcorn chicken and the beef noodle soup. The beef noodle soup was the standout, tender beef and chewy noodles paired with the savory broth. We were pleasantly surprised when the waitress brought over a complimentary fried platter that was delicious. Although we were late for the fantuan (served between 8:30 am -11:00 am) the waitress gave us a complimentary one to bring home! read more