Imperial Feast

4.2 (118 reviews)

Taiwanese, Chinese, Bars

Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Em J.

It looks like the menu has changed again, which is a bit disappointing since we enjoyed the previous dishes that are no longer available. Everything we ordered was still good, just that we miss the other options. We had scallop, beef with tomato, and salted egg pumpkin. Our favorite dish was the pumpkin. Service is still excellent, and the restaurant decor is the same-taking us back to 80s or 90s classic Taiwan.

Very delicious and pretty authentic Taiwanese food. Now if they serve stinky tofu and oyster ramen that would be awesome.

Bernardo M.

I was in town visiting some family and wanted to stop by this new spot in Plano since it was open for late nights during the Thanksgiving weekend. The hours are great for late night drinks and dinner, and service was very attentive and recommended some great bar food choices! Highly recommend the popcorn chicken, it was made with dark meat and had an extra crunch packed full of flavor. The ambiance was vintage and lux, perfect for a date night with some Vietnamese tunes that definitely sets the mood!

Ruby P.

I'm Taiwanese and I was delighted that I found this authentic Taiwanese place! I got night market steak with noodles skillet, and it's very delicious. It had the usual black pepper sauce on the steak, and the steak was tender and not too dry. The noodles were okay. I wish they could use the oil noodles/chow mein noodles. There are several other Asian restaurants as well as boba shop nearby so I'd love to come to this area again to try other food.

Rachel J.

Out of all the new restaurants I've tried lately, Imperial Feast has definitely been my favorite! The crispy fish with rice was the best I've ever had, and I've ordered that dish at plenty of places. The steak with noodles was also spot on; I ordered it medium-well, and the meat was still tender and flavorful. The lady at the front and our waitress were both so friendly, and the overall vibe was great. It was packed on Saturday night, but we were seated right away. I'll definitely be back to try more from the menu!

May G.

I just tried the new location in Plano. The night market steak is more expensive, and they use a thicker steak now. They cooked my steak to medium perfectly and it was delicious. I really liked the sauce coating the noodles. I wish there were more noodles though. I also liked the egg and bok choy. This meal is such a great fusion dish.

Nicole F.

I didn't realize until I read the reviews that this place used to be Mei Wei in Carrollton! It's a little confusing because a lot of the pictures and reviews are for the old place. They still serve Taiwanese food, but their menu looks different. **I was also told that they have a different menu and that they only serve bar food from 9pm-2am, so do not expect the regular menu at that time. Service seemed decent, after being seated quickly we were approached by someone who was likely the manager asking if it's our first time here and she gave us recommendations. Food: - fried pork chop rice: crispiness of the pork was great and there was some fat to make it tasty as well, my friend mentioned the cooking wine flavor was a little too overpowering for her. The rice was also hard and clumpy (which I did not notice for my own dish) - crispy garlic fish: probably my favorite dish, this was really good! No complaints, would order again - basil chicken: also written as three cup chicken in Chinese, also quite good. The chicken was tender and the flavor of the chicken was good, was not too salty. Overall as you can see from the pictures the portions were decent, would not say they are small at all and I would not say it is too expensive.

Nathan L.

I have been coming to this establishment for its previous two incarnations and I'm glad to see it's now back with a full restaurant. It's really good as long as you know what to order. I LOVE the crispy garlic salt fish fillets. I always order the intestines and sour greens and love them though I know that can be an acquired taste. Today I also ordered the stewed pork hock and it was amazing. Fall off the bone and melt in your mouth soft. I will make it a point to come here every time I'm in town

Robert L.

Food****// ordered fried chicken rice and fried tofu, the fried tofu was awesome and so as the chicken leg. They also have dessert so I ordered grass jelly drink- I should've do half sweet but overall was very nice Service****// it's counter ordering no table service but waitress was nice and polite unlike a normal Chinese restaurant loll Ambience***// it's small and kind of oddly floor plan but still able to find a spot for myself.

Adrie S.

Taiwan small eats with BIG flavor. Friendly workers and a simple restaurant for a quick lunch or a family dinner. It's a bit cramped at the entrance but you order up at the counter. Feel free to look over the menu at your table. They will bring your food to you but if they're busy you may need to self serve and grab utensils yourselves at the side station. A8 - Crispy Garlic Fish Filet (with rice or noodle) $12.95 WOW, I love a good fried fish and this was the best fry I've had in a while. It's light and fluffy with a delicate fish inside. So flavorful dusted with 5 spice powder, fried minced garlic and chilis and green onions. Portion is huge (8 pieces!) for a great deal. It comes with pickled daikon radish and braised egg. B7 - fried braised chicken leg $7.95 So juicy and crispy with 5 spice powder, can't go wrong and so filling. Can be a snacks appetizer or even a meal for some. The meat is thick and juicy. B2 - deep fried tofu $6.95 Fried tofu with basil leaves, fun snack and delicious! The tofu is soft inside. A11 - Braised beef brisket (with rice or noodle) $14.95 HUGE portion, beef brisket is tender and juicy packed with flavor. The radish and carrots were soft and braised well too. It also comes with seaweed salad and peanuts which were a great pairing. Honestly can't find a lot of good Taiwanese food in DFW (I mean... other than my mom's house). Highly recommend giving this place a try! Also, save some room for dessert, the grass jelly and soft tofu (do hua) is so good. It's 三圓台式甜品

Amy Y.

I'm Taiwanese & this place had so many classics! I got the pork chop rice & it was super crispy & flavorful. My SIL got a braised tofu dish that was pretty classic flavors too. Portions were generous. Also love that they have shaved ice & tofu desserts. We got one of the grass jelly series & the toppings were generous although there wasn't that much ice. The food arrived super quickly. Plenty of parking in the lot behind the big 99 Ranch lot.

Anne C.

Delicious array of Taiwanese comfort foods. Came here based on reviews - expected it to be grittier - pleasantly surprised by the number of tables (it's small) - the food is amazing! And service is friendly and efficient. You order at the counter and get a buzzer for when your dishes are ready. You get your own bowls, utensils, water, and bus your own trays. We had the popcorn chicken and the fried squid tentacles which were done right with the basil and flavorings (could have made the chicken pieces a tad smaller), the XO vegetables, the basil chicken/3 cup chicken and the combo fried noodles. Yummy! No room for dessert this time tho we'll be back as they have an extensive menu for desserts too!

Grace H.

Casual Taiwanese eatery with fair prices and good portions! Quick and friendly service, good food, and they have grass jelly desserts too.

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Justine H.

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3 years ago

The food was as authentic as you can get for Taiwanese food! They had all my favorite Taiwanese dishes and the portions are big enough to share if you're wanting to try few different dishes. Would highly recommend if you're in the area! read more

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I really wanted to like this place because there's just not that many good Taiwanese food options in Dallas, but it was just ok. Ordered: Soy Stew Pork w/Rice -- The pork had a strong porky taste which meant it wasn't properly handled or it wasn't of great quality. Beef Noodle Soup -- The soup wasn't too bad, but the noodles were hard. Side note: takes about 20min for the food to be ready read more

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George Z.

2 years ago

First time guest I was Disappointed with high price and small portion with my beef noodle soup.taste was okay.will not be returning

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Vinny A.

2 years ago

This location appears to have closed as of 2/1/2024. There was a note that they will relocate to behind the other Ranch 99 shopping complex at Old Denton and George Bush with a reopen date of 3/1/2024. For three weeks, I checked regularly and saw the Mei Wei sign on the wall, but just one week ago that sign is gone. Bummer! If anyone has insights into whether this restaurant will re-open elsewhere, please leave a message here. read more

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Kat L.

3 years ago

I ordered the hot iron steak and it was delicious! I felt like I was back in Taiwan. The staff was especially friendly and kind, I will be back! read more

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Nathan K.

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Added to my regular spots thanks to the Garlic Salt Pepper Fish. Incredibly light batter and not greasy in the slightest despite being fried- sorcery. Beef noodle soup is extremely flavorful as is everything else here (but gets a tad overwhelming after a while.) Ordered the fish bento to-go another time after and it came with a water bottle and tiramisu. Sweet deal. read more

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Monica L.

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2 years ago

Came here on a Friday night at 9:30 pm to get take out and was surprised to find out that they are only serving desserts which was a little frustrating since they don't close until 10PM. Nevertheless I ordered the grass jelly, taro ball and mung bean dessert and it was excellent. I would recommend that their kitchen does not stop serving savory dishes until closing time. read more

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M C.

2 years ago

Food is delicious even though the choice is limited. Understandable due to limited space.

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Patricia C.

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The night market steak with noodles was so good... nice black pepper flavor. The steak could have been a little more tender, and there was a little too much fat left on the steak. With noodles, which were cooked to a perfect soft but still springy texture though, it's the ultimate stick-to-your-ribs comfort food. Wish there were more veggies though, I think I could have used more bok choy to balance out the overall savoriness of all the rest of the plate! read more

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Wu H.

6 years ago

As a Taiwanese I can vouch for the authenticity of their food. I had the fried pork chop rice and my husband had the beef noodle soup. Both were very good. We will definitely come back. read more

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Joe W.

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When other restaurants are charging more for less, Mei Wei has daily chef specials Monday through Friday that are inexpensive, and delicious! read more

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Renee Y.

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Got the Night Market Steak and it was delicious! Also got the basil squid but it was a bit too salty... I had just eaten beef noodle soup the day before so I didn't get that but will definitely try that next time along with pork hock and cutlet. Glad to see another Taiwanese restaurant in the area! read more

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Marie T.

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We came here on the week of its opening, and were able to get the last two night market steaks of the day. The sizzling plate comes with a sizzling ribeye topped off with a black pepper sauce, along with a small portion of pasta/corn/peas, fried egg, and two bok choy. Such a great deal for $13! Hopefully it stays that way but I wouldn't be surprised if it goes up once more people come and the demand is high. I suggest coming here before the hype because this will get hype, as there aren't many dishes like this in the area. The rest of the menu looks great and authentic. This restaurant is located in the 99 Ranch Market in Frisco, in the food court. The staff member who helped us was really nice and friendly; we look forward to seeing him again. Overall, a great solid spot for Taiwanese food. Enjoy! read more

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M D.

4 years ago

Food is awesome and authentic. Staff are very friendly. I love their basil chicken, pork belly w/ red wine sauce, crispy pork chop, and many other dishes.. read more

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Kristin L.

6 years ago

Great food and so tasty! Totally Authentic taiwanese cuisine ! Strongly recommended!. read more

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Ben T.

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3 years ago

A very belated update. The menu has expanded since opening. More options, equally tasty and authentic. The food court area remains clean and well maintained, and the business continues to be family operated which makes the service friendly. Please come and support this amazing Taiwanese gem! read more

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Gien H.

3 years ago

Closest thing to authentic Chinese around this area without running to Plano/Richardson/Frisco

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Shijie F.

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So good! Owner is extremely friendly and welcoming! Food is homey and hearty. We got fried chicken steak bento and luffa gourd with shrimp and clam. Inexpensive meal packed with big flavors. The owner is so sweet and his mom is cooking these delicious dishes for us. It feels like home away from home read more

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Teem O.

5 years ago

I called ordering in Taiwanense (like I've done so many times before) and the girl on the phone demanded I either speak to her in Mandarin or English and then just abruptly hung up. read more

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Peggy W.

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I visited Dallas for 4th of July weekend. I was looking for all the new Taiwanese restaurants. I'm so happy i found this place!! The night market steak was with noodles is amazing, really reminds me of home I will definitely come back and visit again. The owner is also super friendly and nice. He gave me and my friend free drinks I ordered two more dishes the next day before heading back to Arkansas! Definitely recommend to come try this restaurant if you ever crave for Good authentic Taiwanese food!! read more

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May W.

5 years ago

The place was inside 99 ranch Frisco... the menu was simple but it had lots of authentic Taiwanese dishes. Had the sizzling beef plate with noodles, spicy Taiwanese tofu, fried pork chop with rice and chicken lo mein. Each dish came with a free bottle of water. Food came out really fast, the guy at the counter was very friendly. Food was delicious and perfectly portioned. read more

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Cindy L.

5 years ago

Dallas meets Taipei! This is one of the most tasty Taiwanese place to have authentic Taiwanese cuisine. If you haven't tried, you must! The night market beef is so delicious! I feel they are truly passionate about making authentic Taiwanese dishes! They also let you choose how flavorful you want your steak to be! 5 stars delicious! read more

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Tomo K.

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6 years ago

Special selection of Taiwanese night market flavours here. Night market steak is a delicious ribeye in a pepper gravy with fresh peas corn & carrots on a bed of noodles with a sunny side egg. Brohim, I tell you this is good! Make you shout "Shalom aleichem!" or at least your stomach will. Chicken soup so nice with gogi berries. Eat here now! read more

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Mark T.

6 years ago

I love asian food, but my family doesn't care for a lot of the things I have them try. Tonight, I brought home Beef Noodle soup To-go for the whole family and everyone loved it. The broth was flavorful, but not spicy, bullion like. The gentlemen working there were very nice and helpful. read more

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Nancy X.

6 years ago

A true hidden gem. Excellent food and and more than reasonable prices. If this was a full service restaurant you'd be happy to pay double the price. Each dish tastes delicate and fresh. Highly recommend the shredded ginger chicken. The marinated boiled egg that comes with each dish is sublime. read more

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Dolly C.

6 years ago

The night market steak has a peppery sauce. It was spicy but good. The beef noodle soup had plenty of meat and good broth. Sha Cha beef was flavorful. The owners were all very nice. The place was clean and tables spaced apart. Overall good experience. We will be back to try other dishes for sure. read more

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Neil Z.

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6 years ago

Solid Taiwanese food. The pork 卤肉饭 was fantastic. The苍蝇头 and 三杯鸡 also hot the spot. With 梅子 umeko gone, glad to have found this place. It's inside the supermarket, but still really solid food. read more

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Terry L.

6 years ago

Best Taiwanese around metroplex. We had the fried chicken and pork chop with rice and they were both delicious. Also had their beef noodle soup and that was also very good. We will def be back. read more

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Stephen C.

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5 years ago

Knowing Taiwanese food well. This was not Taiwanese food. Chicken soup used too much MSG and salt. Strong odor and taste. Braised chicken over cooked. read more

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房

3 years ago

The noodle with whole chicken leg is a disaster. The noodle is not good but the chicken is even worse.

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Henry W.

5 years ago

Beef noodle soup, fried chicken leg rice and chicken lo mein are really salty. Probably I would rate it as one of the worse experiences my family have so far in DFW area. Beef noodle soup tastes like a soy sauce soup and has no beef taste. Maybe other items are ok, but we really have lost our faith here. I would definitely not recommend anyone to order what we've tried. read more

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Frederick Y.

6 years ago

Great legitimate Taiwanese place with awesome portions. We have visited before when it was more Korean but this place is much better. The cubed steak is great along with my staple the Salt and Pepper Shrimp. Definitely come and try, there are so many choices to choose from. read more

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Yaya M.

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5 years ago

This place is inside the Frisco Ranch 99 food court, right across from the Pop Pot. It has all the Taiwanese staples. We have there there two IV in the last month and everything we have ordered were spot on. Great taste, good service and a reasonable price. Our favorites: 1) Three Cup Squid, 2) Fried Pork Chop with Rice, 3) Oyster and Tofu in Black Bean Sauce. read more

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Brandon S.

5 years ago

Visited this restaurant for a Togo order today at 4:30pm. There were nobody at front. The lights were on. I looked around and found that the chef was sleeping on chair. All other restaurants next to it were already open. So I went to the pop pot for the to go order instead. read more

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Ana Q.

5 years ago

This is located inside 99 Ranch (Frisco). I tried this place on a whim. I ordered the pork belly with preserved vegetable and was so happy I did. It was very tasty with good portions. Customer service was excellent, answered my questions and gave recommendations. I think it may have been the owner. I'll definitely be back and try more menu items. read more

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Kevina L.

5 years ago

Most authentic Taiwanese fried chicken leg over rice I have had the pork chop is tender and delicious too! A must go place

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Mark T.

6 years ago

The test of the food is average, a little pricey for the portions of the food ordered. I'm not impressed about this place.

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Lucas Y.

5 years ago

Best food is good. Lots of variety. Service is great. Even if it's a food court, employees and chefs always come to check and greet.

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2001 Coit Rd
Ste 170
Plano, TX 75075
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(972) 504-1548
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Hours

What time does Imperial Feast open?

Imperial Feast opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Imperial Feast opens at 4:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does Imperial Feast close?

Imperial Feast closes at 3:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Imperial Feast closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PMSat-Sun 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM

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Does Imperial Feast take credit cards?

Yes, Imperial Feast takes credit cards.

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Does Imperial Feast have catering options?

Yes, Imperial Feast does have catering options.

Does Imperial Feast have a drive thru?

No, Imperial Feast does not have a drive thru.

Does Imperial Feast serve alcohol?

No, Imperial Feast does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Imperial Feast have TVs?

No, Imperial Feast does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Imperial Feast have bike parking?

No, Imperial Feast does not have bike parking.

Does Imperial Feast have outdoor seating?

No, Imperial Feast does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Imperial Feast have parking?

Yes, Imperial Feast has parking options. Validated Parking

Other Amenities

Is Imperial Feast wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Imperial Feast is wheelchair accessible.

Does Imperial Feast allow outdoor smoking?

Yes, Imperial Feast allows outdoor smoking.

Does Imperial Feast have free WiFi?

Yes, Imperial Feast has free WiFi.

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Late Nights, Real Flavors, Only at Imperial Feast Looking for a late-night hangout that feels like home? Welcome to Imperial Feast After Dark where classic Taiwanese comfort meets modern bistro vibes. Not just a bar. We serve real Taiwanese soul food paired with Asian-inspired cocktails like Kaoliang 58, Matcha Cake & more. Lo-fi beats, warm lighting, bilingual service which is perfect for winding down, catching up, or starting your night right. Designed for our community: a place where language, culture, and flavor all click. Limited hours. Thu–Sat 9PM–2AM Come for the food, stay for the vibe.

History

Established in 2025.

Lunch and dinner by day, bistro and bar by night — a space for our stories. Brian Lin, one of the founders of Imperial Feast, was living in Austin, often visiting local sports bars and music lounges with colleagues. Though the atmosphere was lively, something always felt a little off. And so the dream began to form: “What if there was a bistro-bar where people like us felt at home?” In early 2025, Brian left his job at Tesla to pursue this dream. That’s when a chance introduction changed everything. Through mutual friends, Brian met Richard and Cathy — two passionate restaurateurs who had been running beloved Taiwanese food concepts in Dallas-Fort Worth. Their shared values and complementary skills sparked something new. Together, they created Imperial Feast Taiwanese Bistro. This isn’t just a restaurant. It’s a cultural space — built for the community, by the community. From mountain to sea, from tea to cocktails, we bring the taste of Taiwan to Texas.

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Love food here ! Service is good too…read more Wish they have more comfortable table but is okay we buy take out most the time. Score 90

Food: Had the Traditional and Eel rice roll (which are a favorite), which came out to a total of…read more~$13.00--not too shabby for a quick, filling lunch! Both had great textures, from the chewiness of the short-grain rice to the crunch of the fried bread stick, and the fillings were delectable. Service: No complaints! Ordering was straightforward and food was ready quickly. Ambiance: Casual, traditional. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

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Lee’s Taiwanese Comfort food

3.9

(18 reviews)

5.2 mi

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.

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Taipei Station Cafe

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.

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Hakka Express

Delicious, authentic, value--what more could you ask for?…read more Hidden away in a busy food court, Hakka Express always seems to have the longest line. The day I tried it, there was surprisingly a pretty short line, so we immediately went to order. We ordered the Rice Udon Soup, Hakka Noodle Soup, and Sesame Oil Chicken Noodle Soup. They came out pretty quick, I believe we only waited around 10-15 minutes. Hakka Express truly delivers value, the bowls were bigger than our heads. 1 bowl definitely had enough for 3 meals. The taste of the noodle soups were exactly what I had been searching for after coming back from a summer around Asia and craving what I'd eaten there. My mom called this restaurant her favorite in the DFW area. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu!

Wide menu. Located in a food court, you order and then find a seat until your order is ready to…read morepick up at the counter. The fried rice and noodle dishes were flavorful without being salty. We had the Douhua (Taiwanese Tofu Pudding) dessert which met or exceeded my expectations. I thought from other reviews the prices would be lower. In my opinion, the location, ambiance, quantity should have resulted in lower prices. Not sure I'd be back as there are other restaurants of the same quality at lower price points.

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Awesome 五餅二魚

4.6

(170 reviews)

1.4 mi

Saw this place on Yelp and immediately thought, "There's no way this is good." The name doesn't…read moresound remotely Chinese. But the reviews were suspiciously glowing, so curiosity (and hunger) won. We pulled up and I took one look at the building: older, unremarkable, zero curb appeal. Classic "meh." Inside, several large round tables with lazy Susans, red tablecloths, and Chinese lanterns. They first sat us in a booth but I requested later on to be moved to a large round table since we ordered A LOT. But back to when we first sat in the booth - As a Chinese woman, the second I spotted the older seats with ripped upholstery, it hit me like a culinary prophecy: this place was going to serve me some incredible, authentic Chinese food. I don't know what it is, but there's an inverse law of Chinese restaurants: the less fancy the exterior (and the more the booth looks like it's survived several natural disasters), the better the food. Apparently they skip Instagram-worthy renovations and put the budget where it belongs--on the plate! This is now hands down in my top 3 favorite Chinese restaurant in North Dallas - I can even say it's on the very top. I haven't forgotten about the staff. They deserve 10 stars. Super nice!

This place is getting 5 stars for food and service! I would say from the looks of it, you aren't…read moretalking fine dining, but, the meal said otherwise! We ate egg rolls, crab Rangoon, and soup, followed up by orange beef and beef fried rice. The crab Rangoon could have used more stuffings, but what was there was good. I thoroughly enjoyed the orange beef. The tenderness of the beef and the taste of the sauce was on point. Definitely don't pass on this one if you are craving Chinese food. Note: they do serve peanuts before the meal, so watch for that with allergies!

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Bull Daddy Noodle Bistro

This place was okay. We ordered the Bull Daddy Fried Rice, Stew Pork Rice, and Beef Noodles. The…read morefood was not amazing but if you want your neighborhood Chinese food, this is the place. The best dish we ordered was the Beef Noodles soup. The broth was great! As for the service, we were seated immediately and the food came on time. The servers weren't very friendly and it didn't sound like they knew the menu when we asked for recommendations. It was a quiet place without a lot of decorations.

I've been so many times since 2015 I can't believe I haven't left a review…read more It's one of my husband and I's favorite go to spots for sure. It's not a super fancy spot since it has been here for a while but service is consistently good. It's a shame we don't live closer but if we did our wallets would be empty because it'd be at least a once a week visit for sure! We love the beef noodle soup.

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Uncle Zhou

Please open up a location in Oklahoma!! My second time here…read moreand both times we left with happy tummies! My favs are the Mongolian beef (add spicy), and pulled noodles (add chicken). The staff is attentive, friendly, and prompt.

Came here a year ago and it was very good but went again a few days ago and everyone working there…read morewas Indian. It was early so the restaurant was only 1/3rd full and only had 3 people working that we could see but all 3 were Indian. We wanted authentic Chinese food so this was a surprise. The food was not as good as I remembered it being and we left very dissatisfied. I'm wondering if the ownership has changed hands because last time we came it was all Chinese people working and seemed much more authentic.

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Dragon eggplant in sweet & sour sauce $18.95

Seapot

Great food great price between 2pm to 3 pm $16.99 Awesome…read moreplace to eat alone or bring the whole family

Just great food is great just very authentic always have a good time here delicious can't go wrongread more

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Sixty Vines

My son fancies this place, and I think that says something about Sixty Vines. It has become one of…read morethose places he chooses when he wants a little comfort. One day he looked at me and said, "You know what would make me feel better? Let's get a bruschetta at Sixty Vines." Hard to argue with that kind of therapy. I remember when Sixty Vines first opened on the Tollway. The whole wine-on-tap concept and that impressive draft wine cooler were some of the hottest tickets in town. It reminded me of years earlier when cold sake on draft at The Blue Fish on Frankford was something everyone seemed to be talking about. There is always that one new idea that suddenly makes going out feel a little more interesting. For whatever reason, I've only been to Sixty Vines a handful of times over the years. Not because I didn't enjoy it -- it just never became part of my regular rotation. Now my son is changing that. There's something pretty cool about watching a place you remember as new and trendy become a favorite of the next generation. Apparently Sixty Vines still has it. And according to my son, when life isn't going quite right, a good bruschetta there can make things a little better. I'm glad the new generation is giving them some well-deserved recognition. Maybe Dad needs to start listening and visit a little more often.

We had an 8:15 p.m. reservation for a party of seven to celebrate our niece's 21st birthday. Our…read moreentire party arrived at approximately 7:45 p.m. and checked in with the host stand. We fully understood that we were early and were told that we had been checked in and that our table would be ready closer to our reservation time. We had absolutely no issue with that. While waiting, we found an area near the bar and ordered appetizers and drinks, spending close to $300 before we were ever seated for dinner. At approximately 8:20 p.m., after our reservation time had passed and we had received no update, we approached the host stand to make sure they knew we were still waiting. We were told that they were waiting for seats to become available and that we would be seated soon. At 8:30 p.m., we were still waiting. When we approached the host stand again, the response was noticeably less courteous. We were told that they could not ask people to leave their tables and that we would be seated when they could accommodate us. At some point during this exchange, we were also told that once we were eventually seated, they would provide us with complimentary appetizers. I want to be very clear: this was never about receiving free food or having something taken off our bill. We had already spent close to $300 on drinks and appetizers while waiting. I neither wanted nor needed complimentary appetizers. What I wanted was for our reservation to be honored within a reasonable amount of time--or, at the very least, for someone to communicate honestly with us, acknowledge the problem, and treat our family with respect. Offering free appetizers did nothing to address the actual issue. By approximately 8:35 p.m.--20 minutes after our reservation time and nearly 50 minutes after we initially checked in--it was apparent that there was no urgency to seat us and, more importantly, no meaningful communication about when we could expect to be seated. At that point, General Manager Landry became involved. Unfortunately, rather than attempting to de-escalate the situation or offer any reasonable solution, his attitude made an already frustrating situation substantially worse. When I reminded him that we had an 8:15 reservation and asked when we could realistically expect to be seated, he again told us that we would be seated when they could seat us. I explained that our party included a pregnant mother-to-be who had not eaten and was beginning to feel unwell, as well as a young child. There was no apparent concern or effort to accommodate the situation. When I pressed him for a more specific timeframe, Landry responded that "it's just a reservation." That statement was astonishing to me. A reservation is a commitment made between a restaurant and its customer. I certainly understand that restaurants run behind and that unexpected circumstances occur. What I do not understand is a General Manager dismissing a customer's reservation as though it carries no significance whatsoever. I asked Landry what Sixty Vines' policy would be if I had arrived 30 minutes late for my reservation. Instead of addressing the obvious point behind the question, he accused me of being "aggressive" and informed me that, if he wanted to, he could simply ask our party to leave. That response was completely inappropriate. Rather than acknowledging that his restaurant had failed to honor our reservation, apologizing for the delay, or attempting to find a solution, the General Manager chose to threaten to remove a family that had been patiently waiting and had already spent nearly $300 at the restaurant. A few minutes later, Landry walked past our group and visibly shook his head at us. It was dismissive, disrespectful, and entirely unbecoming of someone entrusted with managing a restaurant and representing the Sixty Vines brand. Ironically, the person who demonstrated the most professionalism and empathy that evening was the young server who had been taking care of us near the bar. She observed what was happening, approached us on her own, apologized for the situation, and asked whether there was anything she could do to help. Her response stood in stark contrast to that of the General Manager. By this point, we had closed our tab. The pregnant member of our party had become so unwell while we waited that she actually vomited. We informed Landry of what had happened, and again there appeared to be little concern. His primary focus remained his assertion that we had "yelled" at him. To be clear, customers who have waited well beyond their reservation time, received virtually no meaningful communication, and then been told by the General Manager that "it's just a reservation" are understandably going to become frustrated. A capable General Manager should know how to manage that frustration professionally rather than escalating the situation and threatening to remove the customers. Ultimately, we left without ever having the birthday dinner.

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Sad I only took a picture of the cake, the food is amazing!!!!!! can't wait to go back, very pretty place, great restaurant

Union Bear Brewing Company

I LOVED it here!! I wanted to come here for the Pokemon Go opportunities, and originally we wanted…read moreto sit at the bar since it was a hot 90 degree day, but the patio looked very shaded so we asked for outside and was so delighted! Music was loud enough to where I could hear my husband across the table but not anyone else around me. We could still hear the comforting sound of the fountain and fans that blew a cooling mist too! We ordered the pretzel bites as an appetizer and it came out in literally 60 seconds. Bread didn't taste like pretzels, but it was tasty and the sauces yummy. Like, I could order the bites and some beers and be perfectly content. But I was here for the fish n chips and I was so happy! I'd have preferred a full filet of fish, but the batter was so crispy and salty (I love salt!). Fries were okay and basic but not bad with malt vinegar (I can literally drink that stuff!). Husband got the elite brisket flatbread. It was huge and honestly we'll probably just split this next time we come. It was delicious and back of the throat spicy, but the toppings were outstanding and brisket was tender!! Service was soooo quick and easy and the waitress has the decency to look away as you tip. I was so impressed with this experience! I'm an introvert and hate trying to new things, but this may be my favorite spot now! We were there 7/11/26 at 12 pm. Our fantastic server was young and blonde and very polite and professional! 7/5 stars!!

My girlfriend and I visited Union Bear during happy hour, and overall, we had a really nice…read moreexperience. We ordered the Boss Hog flatbread, chips and queso, and two margaritas the Skinny Bear on the rocks and the Caddy frozen margarita. We definitely enjoyed the happy hour discounts, which made the visit even better. We started with our drinks, and both margaritas were mixed very well. The Skinny Bear did seem a little stronger, but both had great flavor and were easy to enjoy. For appetizers, we ordered the chips and queso. The chips were thin, crispy, and had a nice dash of seasoning on them, but we do wish they had been served hot. The queso was warm, but not piping hot, and the texture was a little gritty, almost powder-like. We were expecting a creamier cheese, so it was good, but not our favorite part of the meal. Now, the star of the show was definitely the Boss Hog flatbread. It was cooked to perfection, baked really well, and had that nice crispy texture. The toppings were generous, and every bite had great flavor. I would absolutely order it again. The ambiance was also amazing. We loved being able to see the brewery, and the dim lighting set a cool, relaxed tone. The employees were nice, friendly, and welcoming, which added to the overall experience. I would definitely come back to try more menu items, and I recommend Union Bear for a cute date night, happy hour, or a laid back evening with good drinks and food.

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Ladies room was very clean and beautifully decorated!

Awesome meat and cheese board. The herb spiced goat cheese is really good

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Whiskey Island and Union Bear Imperial Oat Stout

Seager & Sons

This spot has such a fun vibe! Classic albums every where, like music royalty!…read more Food and cocktails were on point. Our server was attentive and chatty! We shared a pizza and had salad and it was all so fresh and had great flavor. Has a fun bar and all the bartenders were smiling and enjoying themselves and all of them interacting with their patrons. This is a definite winner and we will be back, often!

Sooo cute and such a vibe! Dad's 80's man cave meets stylish city interior designer is the best way…read moreto describe this place, love the musical influences throughout the restaurant and the food menu is great. Personal faves include : the Chinese Chicken Salad, meatball appetizer, fried chicken and pizzas! One wish due to the pizza being so good are more wines that compliment pizza like a bubbly rosé or Lambrusco. Great, helpful staff, indoor and patio seating, as well as a private dining area and private bathroom stalls. We just found this place about a month ago and have now popped in twice. Can't wait to take my Mom when she's back in town.

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Boogie Nights Pizza

The Holy Grail Pub

Family-owned & operated

Amanda is was our waitress & made feel right at home! The…read morefood was great too! Love this place

My husband and I have been going here for years. Went this afternoon for a quick bite and learned…read morethat several of the longtime staff have left. That was a major disappointment. After we paid our bill with a credit card, I noticed that we were charged a 3% credit card fee. That was a first, and likely began in April since our last visit was on 3/24/26 and no credit card fee was assessed. Nowhere on the menu was it mentioned there would be a credit card fee, nor was it articulated by a bartender. That sort of fee makes me wonder what's going on in this establishment. Not sure we'll be back.

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Seasonal and limited release craft beers

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Fish Tacos

Taverna Rossa

Delicious drinks! Great thin crust pizzas! Good ambience, peaceful water views. Observant service…read more Only negative would be acoustics, a bit loud when busy. Will definitely return.

Food good and nice service. We had the vegetarian lunch pizza special (9 inch pizza, soda and…read moresalad) Service was prompt and timed that the pizzas arrived just as we were finishing our salads. Our pizzas we somewhat bland and tasted like pre-made pizza shells. I would not call it "artisan" pizza but was a good value for lunch at a sit down restaurant at $13 pp

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Better Than Sex - A Dessert Restaurant

We came on a Monday night with a group of six and had a great time . Our waiter was excellent, I…read morewish I remembered his name, but he was awesome . My husband and I split the man flowers and it was a great decadent chocolate cake. Someone else grabbed the Caress my Carrot and loved it. I also tried the Fever and thought it was fantastic . We all enjoyed our desserts and had no complaints. Was also a big fan of their spiced coffee ! Great place for a date night . The restaurant itself is very dark, so it's a perfect ambiance for a nightcap.

This restaurant is the embodiment of the lover who talks extensively about how good they are in bed…read moreand then proceeds to profoundly disappoint you. We tried the sampler of four cakes, they were obviously frozen. Extremely dry. Again, it's calling back unpleasant memories.... The cheesecake was pretty good but the crust was hard as a rock. lol I'm not doing it on purpose I swear!!! The vibe of the interior is nice and it's hilarious that it's male waiters talking about the back shot special I didn't see the check but paying anything over seven dollars for the novelty of this experience is a travesty. Freaked out and nasty, but not in the good way

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Andrew A.

125

4 years ago

Recently moved to the DFW and found Mei Wei while looking for places I'd like to frequent. They serve very good and authentic Taiwanese food, something I'd been missing since Taiwan setup quarantine rules and I couldn't go visit. All of their bento box selections are great. Some a la carte options might be harder to navigate given that a lot of it is authentic Taiwanese home cooking or street food that a lot of people might not have heard about but it's all very good. read more

Nicole R.

Elite 26

170

676

10 months ago

I highly recommend the Beef Stew Noodle Soup! the broth was flavorful and perfect for a cold day. The meat was tender and very delicious. This is a family-style restaurant and they have seating available for large groups. The service was also very quick and the waiter served us our meal in a timely manner. The restaurant is a mom-and-pop restaurant and their quality is very good with a lot of options. read more

Richard Y.

6 years ago

Definitely the best authentic Taiwanese cuisine I've ever tried in DFW! You can experience Taiwanese culture by tasting the Night Market Steak! Highly recommended The shredded chicken, fried pork chop, beef noodle soup, and braised pork hock are all worth a try. Next time I'll try the Fried Chicken Leg read more

Alex C.

2 years ago

They are moving to Carrollton and have confirmed to re-open on April 1st. Check their facebook. https://www.facebook.com/p/Mei-Wei-Taipei-Cuisine-%E7%BE%8E%E5%91%B3%E5%8F%B0%E5%8C%97%E5%B0%8F%E7%82%92-100063489446940/?paipv=0&eav=Afa2_7HmDSvgw_NNhH_cKupLtO-NtepzaVzsXNVGxSExNRk57znHxWG-k3ExKW9HMio&_rdr read more

Joseph B.

5 years ago

I love anything oyster and this restaurant is delivers! Huge plus that they use big and juicy oysters.

Joie C.

2 years ago

They have moved to Carrollton! I'm glad they are not closed permanently, so I have updated my review.

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Great staff and great food! We highly recommend this little gem! The owners really create a great…read moreenvironment and experience.

First of all, I want to give a glowing review of the impeccable service that was provided to us by…read moreSonny. He checked on us often to make sure we had enough of the unlimited veggies and sauces. He chatted with us and constantly cleared our empty plates. He was the only server, but he was able to take amazing care of every table. He gladly changed the channel so we could watch the hockey playoffs and had us stand in front of the Japanese cherry blossom wall so he could take pictures of us on my phone. 5 out of 5 service It is a beautiful spacious restaurant with booth seating and counter seating (there is also a private room with a tv and a Shabu table set for 20). The tables are already set with plates, utensils, and pots with water and seaweed (kombu) 4 out of 5 for decor and ambiance I wish I could have liked the food more, but here's my honest opinion. I paid extra for spicy miso broth (I think an extra $2.50). They mix spicy miso paste into the water that is already boiling at your table. Even with hot drops, it was disappointingly bland. There are 3 dipping sauces: garlic teriyaki, ponzu (surprisingly sweet which I didn't enjoy), and peanut sauce (again bland). Nice that the sauces are unlimited, too bad they're not delicious tho. There were many choices of meat. I chose choice ribeye. You order by the ounce here so I ordered 8oz. High quality meat for the price. They give you a really small plate of veggies to start, but then if you ask for more (it's unlimited) they give you a giant bowl of spinach, tofu, carrots, mushroom, cabbage, and broccoli. You're also given white rice and your choice of noodle. I chose ramen, but it wasn't your usual ramen noodle. It was a tiny bowl with a handful of super thin noodles that took a long time to cook. 3 out of 5 for food Would I come back here? Yes! There aren't any other Japanese shabu restaurants around AND Sonny was awesome!

Shanghai Dynasty

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(27 reviews)

The food here is good! I enjoyed the mapo tofu, crispy chicken with chilis, and the sweet and sour…read moreribs. The water spinach is a staple as well. The dishes definitely had a good sichuan spice. The workers were attentive, the restaurant is clean.

Incredible Chinese food, particularly the seafood. Came here on a recommendation from a friend. The…read morefood was very tasty. It's a little pricey, but you get very top quality food here. The service was fast and efficient. The ambience was welcoming and distinct.

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