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Six Ping Teamenjoin

5.0 (11 reviews)
Closed 7:30 am - 2:30 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Egg pancake and sweet tofu pudding
Lisa Z.

You know what they say about a quintessential Taiwanese breakfast - definitely the most important meal of the day. This spot was open nice and early and had all the classics, including soy milk and tofu pudding. The menu otherwise is quite extensive for other breakfast treats that I'll definitely be back to try. The service was super quick and the place was not super packed first thing in the morning. Overall, super cute casual brekkie spot!

Rice roll
Jessica Z.

This is a place I'll come back to over and over because it really stunned me how tasty and filling everything was! We tried a bunch of things from the menu, and our server was so sweet and funny so we ordered almost everything she recommended. I loved the mixed savory, sweet, sour, umami flavors of the items and provided a very fulsome breakfast. I absolutely loved my rice roll, and was obsessed with my peanut soup. The portions were so large we had to pack a lot for later, but I absolutely love a classic taiwanese breakfast.

Soft opening menu
Lou C.

I finally have time to catch Six Ping Teamenjoin 田麵匠 in action. First time was a miss because of the full house. Second time was a miss because it closes on Wednesday. Three times a charm. I came Friday morning before lunchtime rush. The menu kept changing every time I'm here because they just opened 3 weeks ago and they are still trying things out. According to the owner, they will feature traditional Taiwanese lunch items. I can't wait. Today, I brought my big appetite. There are many unique items that have not tried in a while. Like Brown Sugar Bun 黒糖饅頭... OMG I haven't had it since I left Taiwan. I was contemplating on 燒餅油條 but it's common in Chinatown. So, I chose Scallion Pancake 蔥油餅, which came to my surprise. That is more authentic than other restaurants in Houston Chinatown. When I came here the first time, my Yelper friend Victoria recommended the soybean milk 甜豆漿. But that's too common. I really wanted to try the Tofu Pudding 豆花. But it only comes in cold version. So, I chose Salted Tofu Pudding 鹹豆花. I regretted because I couldn't taste the tofu. I was still not satisfied. I went to the counter to order Peanut Rice Milk (hot) 熱米漿 in a takeout cup because I know I couldn't finish it. Man, I couldn't believe I finished everything I ordered today. Can you imagine how fat I would be. Hahaha. I'll be back when other lunch menu items are launched. Ok, parking lot is shared with other restaurants at Metropole Center. Weekend lunchtime is guaranteed to be busy. The interior space has 9 tables and could fit up to 24 people. Not much standing room if you order takeout. You definitely need to plan ahead on weekends.

Simeon K.

Just like Taiwan! Got 油條,蛋餅,豆漿,小籠包,茶葉蛋。friendly affordable and good service. Looks like the old bakery rebranded.

非常台灣的燒餅油條
Del M.

A real taste of Taiwan in Houston! This place just opened recently, so they're still ironing out a few kinks here and there -- but the food is already pretty good. You can tell everything's made with care. Their freshly ground soy milk is amazing -- super fragrant, rich, and creamy. The savory soy milk (鹹豆漿) is also spot-on -- nicely balanced and authentic. What really stood out to me was the shaobing youtiao (燒餅油條) -- hands down the best I've had in Houston! (I won't compare to L.A., but this one is definitely top-notch for Texas ). The egg crepes (蛋餅) are fresh and well made too. Next time I'm coming back to try their rice rolls (飯糰). They're still in their soft opening phase, so some dishes might not be perfectly consistent yet, but I can already tell it's only going to get better from here. Looking forward to my next visit!

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4.2(135 reviews)
0.1 miChinatown, Sharpstown
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This is a casual Taiwanese restaurant in Houston Chinatown. The food was cheap and delicious, but…read morethe environment was slightly dirty and old. We got the oyster pancake, fried chicken with squid tempura, beef noodle soup and lurou noodle - all were very good and filling. There was complementary soup as well - though it was mostly sesame oil in hot water with some bits of egg and tomatoes.

It seems a bit strange how hard it can be to find Taiwanese food in a city like Houston but glad we…read morestumbled upon this one! Its a very casual, cafeteria-esque restaurant with a pretty extensive menu. The owner was really nice but I think assumed I could speak Mandarin/Taiwanese but sadly I'm just a Canto boy. Anyways, we ordered with him and he gave us a number and explained the process in Taiwanese but we figured it out. Grab the items you need, get water if you want, sit at an open table and wait. I ended up trying the oyster pancake and the leek, pork intestine, and blood claypot. Both were great and really hit the spot for me (pro tip, their chili oil is great and adds another great layer of flavor). The oyster pancake had quite a bit of oysters and they were nice and plump. For those willing to try offal meats, the pork intestine and pork blood was amazing, flavors exactly what I wanted and cooked very well, nothing was chewy or over/undercooked. Prices and portions were also great and I was able to have my meal for 3 different days, and the third day I just overate. Overall, I'm glad to have found this spot and recommend it for anyone wanting Taiwanese food or to try something different. They have a lot of options and a really great deal for the more buffet/cafeteria style plates. Def can't wait to come back and get some more food!

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Hu's Cooking

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4.5(1.1k reviews)
7.9 miWest University, Braeswood Place
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$20-30 We ordered the 3 shrimp egg rolls, beef and broccoli,…read moreand the walnut shrimp. Everything we had was delicious. We highly recommend giving it a try. Food: 5/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5 Noise level Quiet, easy to talk Parking space Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options Free parking lot

I've been a happy patron of Hu's Cooking ever since they opened the year before the pandemic, but…read morebecause of their instant success and local renown from their excellent eats, speedy service, busy-but-not-crowded vibes (see: their 1000+ Yelp reviews) I've never felt the need to drop a review of my own - until just this week. On my most recent visit we ordered mapo tofu with pork intestines off the specials menu - a hybrid of two of my favorite Sichuan-style dishes. The blend of bouncy, savory morsels amidst tender, saucy tofu was at once revolutionary and so obvious; why hadn't I yet seen this at any other restaurant? And sure, innards may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it's important for you to know that none of my past orders from the 50+ item menu have ever failed me, whether enjoyed in the restaurant or at home. Maybe you'd prefer the aromatic, classic, perfectly balanced three-cup chicken? Or the sweet-skinned duck, glazed so delicately that specks of sugar crystal threaten to jump off onto the plate as you pick up a juicy slice with your chopsticks? And if you're vegetarian, might you consider the punchy garlic eggplant or the wok-kissed string beans? I could go on. Do yourself a favor and come see for yourself, though I'd recommend parallel parking on the neighborhood streets behind the restaurant rather than the rocky parking lot, to save you some trouble. Bring friends and chow down family style - you'll need help covering as much of the menu as you can, but you'll definitely have to come back to try everything.

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4.4(429 reviews)
10.1 miThe Heights
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Wow! I went for the first time tonight and my wife and I had a struggle not ordering everything on…read morethe appetizer menu. Our server was as so kind and had the absolute flow down, checked on us at the most opportune moments (we couldn't help but order more). It was truly hard to close out my tab, which was incredibly affordable. This might seem like a sponsorship but I'm just truly in wow. 10/10 no notes. 7 apps, 2 entrees and 1 drink for $97.53, an absolute steal..

I recently visited this restaurant and unfortunately had a disappointing experience, mainly due to…read morethe service. When our server first came to the table, there was no greeting or welcome. She immediately asked what we wanted in a rude tone, which set an uncomfortable atmosphere from the start. There was a sign on the table advertising a "free appetizer" if you take a photo and tag the restaurant on social media. I followed the instructions exactly as stated, but when I mentioned it, the server initially refused to honor the promotion. After I pointed out the sign, she appeared upset and walked away. I saw she went to speak to another employee and cracked a smiled and looked over. She later returned and offered a small discount instead. The issue wasn't about the money or the discount, it was the principle. The promotion was clearly advertised, and I simply followed the restaurant's own policy. It was disappointing to feel like the restaurant was reluctant to honor something they were actively promoting. I hope management addresses this because customer service and consistency with advertised promotions make a big difference in the overall dining experience.

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Rice To Meet You 煲来饱去 - Brown Sugar Rice Cakes

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4.4(426 reviews)
0.3 miChinatown, Sharpstown
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BEEF BRISKET NOODLE ROLLS! Forget everything else. Lol. We came here on a Saturday afternoon, and…read moreit was quite busy. The wait wasn't too bad though; we were seated in 10 minutes. The food: Beef brisket noodle rolls- A must! The brisket is tender, and the rice rolls are a perfect texture. Popcorn chicken- Crispy and served piping hot! It could use more fried basil, but that's just me. Eel & roasted pork combo- Perfect "surf n turf" combo served with a good portion of rice, egg, and baby bok choy. Spareribs w/black bean sauce- Average. I couldn't really taste the black bean flavor. Also served with rice, egg, and baby bok choy. If you are in the mood for Cantonese food, this is the place! Service is efficient and speedy. Prices are reasonable, and they are conveniently located in the Hmart shopping plaza on Bellaire Blvd. The vibe is casual, but not a place I would linger too long for conversation since it's somewhat loud when it's a full house.

Came to this restaurant on a whim since I was in the area. This is a small restaurant, and the…read moreinterior is very clean and simply decorated. The menu was simple and small. It felt very authentic. The service was fine and the quickly took my food order. It does take some time to come out, so I believe they cook everything fresh. The food came out scorching hot. Everything we ordered was HOT. My rice bowl came with ginseng soup. The soup was ok. It tasted good and slightly bitter (which I didn't mind), but what was off-putting was the meat inside. It was cut up, black skin, and hard to eat as it had lots of bones. The soup was also too hot to eat. I really enjoyed the chicken wings. It had a nice flavor but again, SCORCHING HOT.

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Rice To Meet You 煲来饱去 - Weekday lunch crowd

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