CASH ONLY! Please make sure to bring cash or check haha. It's a very outdated payment system, but it's worth it - I promise! For $7 at lunch, you can get FULL off of 3 dishes of your choice, two scoops of rice, plus soup. The $7 includes tax too haha. It's a steal of a deal in today's world. The selection is excellent. Make sure to check the back counter for extra options. Also be sure to choose the fresh/recently cooked ones as they're still hot. 10/10 recommend. Great value - will be returning for more! read more

Taiwan Cafe - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Give me fan tuan and I'm a happy gal! We came here for breakfast and it's an assuming place but it's super cheap with delicious food. It's cafeteria style with their trays that everyone speaks of and everything we had was legit--noodles, kung pao chicken, iced coffee, fan tuan, dumplings-like too legit to quit. I started to long to go back to Taiwan since we went a few months ago and I'm majorly missing the food there. I'm not a fan of soymilk but my husband said it wasn't sweet at all so just a heads up. Oh yeah......cash is king here so don't leave home without the green! read more

Taiwan Cafe - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Lots of variety and options. Huge portion sizes too for just $8. Includes a complementary soup if dining in. Ordered a few of the veggie dishes and fish to go. All the items were fresh and tasty. read more

Quality Chinese food for a very cheap price. During their lunch and dinner hours, you can get a meal combo with rice and 3 meat or vegetable dishes for $7. Add a milk tea for another dollar. There is also complimentary soup as well. The food might not be the prettiest, but it is delicious and more than enough for one person. Expect to wait in line and have trouble finding seating during their lunch rush, but everyone gets through the line pretty quickly. Also, they are cash only, so come prepared. There is also a menu of options that you can order from, but the meal combo is such a good deal that I've never deviated from that. Maybe one day I'll try out the other options... read more

Food: 4/5 Great authentic Asian food omg. Get the three entrees w rice; no one really gets anything else because it's so good. Unless it's breakfast. Then get everything on the breakfast menu. Free self-serve soup. Service: 3/5 Asian ladies are quick and efficient. It's all about quick service. Pay at the counter once you pickup your food. CASH. Atmosphere: 3/5 Typical old Asian place. I think it's cozy but I know I'm biased. It was a little hot last time. Bathrooms: 2/5 Old private restrooms. Price: 5/5 $7 for 1 large meal/2 decent meals if you get the 3 entrees w rice. Bonus points because I always come back here read more

Taiwan Cafe - 3 entrees: Kung pao chicken, Sichuan steamed fish, sautéed water spinach - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

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I don't asking I want fresh noodles, frozen noodles is fine but can you cooking more time? Some noodles still frozen!! read more

Taiwan Cafe - zhajiang noodles - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

For lunch they have this deal where you can pick 3 of what they have out with rice. I got a tofu, sweet soy chicken, and a fish with bean sprouts. The tofu was a little cold but it seemed like it was out for a while. Everything was pretty good and it reminded me of going to a chiense resturant and ordering all those dishes and sharing with people except you dont have to order everything here which is great. It was only 7 dollars but they only accept cash so make sure you have it on hand. I didn't but theres a chase bank near by which was nice. Its not bad but it prob is better to go earlier during opening so everything is still hot and freshly made. read more

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A few friends had made mention this is a classic spot for the $7 lunch special which includes 3 items of your choice and rice. My husband and I went here one night and while I got the special (labeled "dinner special" at that time), my husband preferred something made to order, so he got the $8 dinner which included rice, chinese broccoli, bok choy, fried egg, and grilled pork chop topped with a black pepper gravy. Oh my goodness. While I enjoyed my food (kung pao chicken, eggplant, and fish), I got so jealous of my husband's meal. Not only was it served in a big portion, but it was excellent. The pork chop was grilled perfectly. The black pepper gravy was key. I loved the greens, rice, and eggs that accompanied the meal. All that for $8? We went again a few weeks later and got the same special with salmon and beef. They were both great, but the pork chop is the highlight. There are a few great restaurants in this plaza, but this place has been around since 2001. It's very simple, no frills, and shows age. The menu offers plenty of items, including breakfast (I was told the youtiao and fresh soymilk are the items to get for breakfast). Overall, this is a great place to try Taiwanese food, especially at a great price. Oh yes, CASH ONLY! read more

Value is superb. Taste is subpar. Maybe my taste buds have been changing lately, but this was not the homey, authentic food I was hoping for. Extremely busy on weekends, the small restaurant and its shared parking lot were packed. I got my food to go - choosing the standard 3 sides and rice for $7. The dishes were indistinguishable from each other and I had to ask for the server to identify a few meat dishes for me. Does this mean I'm too used to Chinese American dishes? The half priced milk tea was also subpar - extremely watered down and the tapioca difficult to chew. The dishes (fish, beef, and chicken) were on the saltier side. Plenty of food stuffed into the to-go container, but that doesn't mean it was satisfying. Not sure what happened here; I was really looking forward to this place. read more

One of my go to's for a quick and filling lunch. Their food feels homemade. Good bang for your buck

While it's probably not the cleanest or nicest restaurant I've ever been to, I'd still say it's one of my top favorites to get cheap Taiwanese food (they give huge portions too). Upon entry, you get two scoops of rice and three side dishes of your choice- these side dishes consist of a variety of meats, tofu, and vegetable dishes. They keep some of the dishes consistent every time, but there are a few that change often/every now and then, so there's always something new to try! A platter of two scoops of rice and three side dishes only cost $7! I'm also always left with leftovers, so it's great! You can also order items off their menu that are made to order! And they have a wide variety of milk teas and smoothies as well. Definitely recommend this place for cheap, authentic Taiwanese food with great portions! read more

This is the best place in DFW I've found for authentic Taiwanese breakfast (available on weekend mornings through early afternoons). My go-to items: salty soy milk (it's more of a savory soup than drink), sweet soy milk, salty Chinese donut, salty rice ball, sweet rice ball, scallion pancake with egg. My other favorite dish from the regular menu here is their pot sticker dumplings; the dipping sauce is seriously out of this world. It's a hole-in-the-wall, so don't expect good service (hence 4 stars instead of 5) or any sort of ambiance (I usually get takeout), but the food is authentic and hits the spot. read more

Very authentic Taiwanese food. No fuss cafeteria style dining. They usually have about a dozen dishes available to choose from. Stir frys, braised meats, tofu, fish, chicken, Duck and seasonal veggies. You can get 2 or 3 dishes with a two steaming lumps of white rice in a steel metal tray. You can also order a variety of dumplings, noodles and pastries ala carte style. Saturday and Sunday mornings and lunch are super busy when the local Chinese and Taiwanese diaspora descend on this place for a traditional Taiwanese breakfast of hot soybean milk and Chinese donut sticks. The food is solid, prices are low and serving size is generous. Not much ambience unless you are into plastic table tops and Vinyl chairs. But it's clean and it's all about the food here. read more

Taiwan Cafe - To go box full packed full of stuff for $7. - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Ace in the wall. You know it's authentic when the majority of the patrons are locals who all know the owners. Extremely reasonably priced at $8 (cash only) for 3 dishes and a mountain of rice. Eating this immediately transported me back to my childhood back in Asia. I loved it, but it may not be everyone's cup of tea. read more

3.5 stars The holy grail for fast and cheap lunches among Asians in Plano! For $7 now, you can get 3 side dishes + rice + soup! Pretty decently priced but obviously not as dirt cheap as it used to be. Portions are good. You can get bubble tea for a dollar more. Good place for some quick food. Cash only. The facility itself is nothing to boast about, but the food is modest and authentic. read more

Taiwan Cafe - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

remind me of my mom's home cook. We love their food.

Complacent. Greed, Tired. Filth. Serious dried up bird droppings outside the front door porch. Same dirty furniture and nasty bathroom for years and years. Floor feels sticky with years of oil soaked in. This is a cash only business. With all the cash collected over the years, reinvest into your restuarant already! This place is a gem, good food no doubt. Customers will be glad to pay a little more for a cleaner environment ! read more

Taiwan Cafe is a staple with my friends and me. I always order the rice and three entrees (and it's only $7!!! How can you beat that?). The food is different every day, but then you know they make it fresh! It's much more a "hole-in-the-wall" kind of restaurant, and not a fancy, date-night kind of place. I think it's great for what it is. If you dine-in, they also offer free soup that's self-serve. Be sure to bring cash, though! They're cash-only. It makes me feel a little more at home with the Chinese-speaking staff and authentic style food. It's cheap, it's good, it's home-y. I'd recommend it for someone looking for an authentic Taiwanese home-cooked-style meal! read more

I'll definitely be back, primarily because they were out of boba when we came!!! You might think this would be a reason to subtract a star, but the fact that they had run out of boba (despite having a nearly empty restaurant) means one thing: they make FRESH boba. They don't keep their pearls sitting around for hours getting tough. I can't wait to go back and try it, especially after all the rave reviews it's gotten from other Yelpers. That said, if you're coming for a meal, be prepared. My dining companion told me that if the door had been a plastic sheet instead of an actual door, and if the entire place had been dirtier and more poorly lit, it would have been exactly the same as a restaurant in Taiwan. That is to say that the food is VERY authentic. The atmosphere is, too. There are TVs playing Chinese stations, and a few old Asian men sitting around talking with each other like they hang out here every night. I almost felt like I was intruding, but then again I am a pasty white chick who stuck out like a sore thumb. They were perfectly friendly, though. Anyway, it's a no-frills place with very little decor. Take it for what it is. They aren't trying to be all fancy. This is authentic, homestyle, Taiwanese cooking (as verified by my Taiwanese dining companion). When you walk in (for dinner), there's a buffet staring you in the face. It's the kind of buffet that makes you debate whether or not it's worth the risk of food poisoning...but dive in anyway, because it's great stuff, especially the three-cup chicken. For just over $5 for a buffet tray with rice and three dishes, that's a damn good deal. However, we didn't stop there. We also ordered a scallion pancake (delicious, not too oily) and some potstickers (a bit too oily for me). The a-la-carte items are a bit pricier, but don't pass up trying a few of them...the steamed dumplings looked fantastic, but we didn't want to wait 20 minutes for them. I'll be back to try the beef noodle soup, since I really wanted to compare it to my favorite place in California but didn't have room after all that other food! Oh, and I'll be back for the boba, of course. I'll update my review to reflect a more fully informed rating after doing so. I bought a few pastries on my way out...and devoured the taro one within five minutes of being in the car. It was fantastic; probably better quality than much of what I ever had in California. The taro paste inside was nice and smooth (no chunks) and evenly spread throughout the entire pastry (not just one small clump in the middle). A+ on the pastries...don't leave without at least one! A few other points of advice: - CASH ONLY! Be prepared! - Bring a translator if you can...especially for the buffet. read more

Love everything here. The price flavor and serving is the best. Just prepare cash as they dont accept cards.

Just a quick update - Food is still A+, portions, taste and variety still on point. Atmosphere has not changed one bit. CASH ONLY and BYOB, still and it gets super busy at peak times. The lady owner is still as grumpy as ever. Not bad grumpy, just borderline rude. Again I attribute this to the fact that I do not speak Chinese. No warmth, no nonsense. The other ladies though are nicer now to me, I have been going there for years, it is about time. Give it a try! Learn a few phrases in Chinese, don't ask me if it is Mandarin or Cantonese. Perhaps it is Taiwanese dialect, since the joint is called Taiwan Cafe. Damn I am a genius! read more

Being Taiwanese I'm constantly missing authentic chinese dishes, but this place seriously reminds me some of the food back home! $6.50 for rice and 3 sides, they usually at least 15 different options for the sides and it's gonna be yummy whatever you decide to pick. I usually add in a pearl milk tea for just $1.25 more. Can't forget the free soup with entree purchase if you decide to dine in! This is the most affordable tasty, filling, and satisfying chinese food around, can't beat it! I know it's a little weird for Americans to eat cafeteria style but give it a try and guaranteed you won't regret it! read more

Taiwan Cafe - Three cup chicken, veggies, and steam egg with shrimp! Yum! - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

This is my go to place when I'm low on food, or craving some of my favorite restaurant dishes. I've never ordered anything off of the menu, but they seem to have an extensive one with lots of different options. I get the two scoops of rice + three scoops of different veggie and/or meat dishes they have prepared at the counter. I usually go for the string beans, eggplant, and whichever meat dish I happen to point at first. The price has gone up, but it's still pretty cheap for the amount of food they give you! If you're looking for a no frills place where you can quickly get your food, sit down and enjoy it with some Taiwanese TV in the background, and leave either very full or with a decent amount of leftovers, you've found it. read more

I grew up with Taiwan Cafe. It's not brilliant, but it's always there when you're lazy on a weekday evening and are in need of a cheap quick meal to fill you up. So I don't know if I'd call this place 'good' so much as 'easy and fast and familiar.' Asian-style Luby's, kind of. If you come here on a Sunday evening it's usually packed with Asian families ordering take out for lunch the next day. A very homely joint, so please don't expect great service. You walk in and can pick three entrees with two scoops of rice, add boba for a dollar. All for under seven bucks! And please BRING CASH because this place does not accept card. There's also complementary egg drop soup in the back, although it tends to be quite salty most of the time. People don't realize that you can order a bunch of other dishes, but the options are all listed out on the wall. They make an assortment of drinks and different rice and noodle soup dishes, so you also have that to choose from if you don't wanna go cafeteria-style. And shaved ice, the traditional kind, they got that too. (Instead of fruit and condensed milk, it's more traditional toppings like red/green bean, peanuts, tapioca balls and jellies with brown sugar water.) On weekend mornings they offer Chinese-style breakfast! Soymilk (sweet or salty) with fried dough, chive pockets, seared pork buns that you dip in a jalapeno-soy sauce mixture. There's a little sheet of paper on which you fill out how many orders of whatever dish you want, hand it in, and get a number in exchange. My family sometimes comes here for breakfast since it's one of the few places in Plano that does something like that (when we can wake up early enough, that is.) If you're hungry and aren't looking for gourmet food, this place does the trick. read more

Taiwan Cafe - Bunsssss - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

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I've been desperately craving Taiwanese food since I've moved to Dallas and I just didn't know where to go. Of course I'm not Taiwanese so it would be difficult for me because of the language barrier. Read all the english signs when you first walk in, this becomes very helpful when you decide to order. I don't have to tell you it's CASH ONLY because they have it all over the walls. You can order a la carte or go with the three sides and rice combo. BF and I decided on the 3 combo with rice. There are no signs to tell you what each dish is... you could ask whoever is helping you but it may be still hard to understand. I picked whatever looked good to me and I was happy with my choices. BF on the other hand might have not picked the best items. His wasn't bad but mine was better and we had to trade plates (LOL). You have the choice of milk or thai tea with or without tapioca. Thai tea was good and the bubbles were cooked well. Plus you get unlimited soup! 2 combos were $6 a piece and add 2 thai teas to make our lunch only $14.50. I know where I'm going for my Taiwanese fix! read more

Taiwan Cafe - $7.25 lunch special with bubble tea! - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Summary: CHEAP, cash only, great proportions I've heard of Taiwan Cafe and I can't believe it's taken me so long to go. It's a typical Chinese restaurant so the cleanliness isn't there. They have these awesome prison trays that they fill up with 2 scoops of rice and 3 entrees. The entrees are chosen in the line at the front kinda like panda express where they lay it out for you but without labels. The workers don't have the best English but don't let that deter you, all you gotta do is point at what you want. The meal comes with a combo: either Thai tea or milk tea, and if you want boba (tapioca pearls) its a dollar extra. With out boba it costs $6.25 I believe. I'm not sure how much it costs without a drink. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE CASH. They are cash only! Along with your prison tray, they also have complementary egg drop soup you can get at your leisure. It was a bit salty when I was there, but my companions said it's usually better. When I got my food, I stared at it and I was like "holy crap this is a lot of food, I'm not going to be able to finish this." Next thing I knew, I finished the whole tray and could barely move to leave. I will be back! The price is great and oh my gosh so much food. It was super delicious too! read more

Taiwan Cafe - Green beans, broccoli with beef, and chicken on my prison tray! - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Best affordable, authentic Taiwanese food around. Although they only accept cash (now $7.00 from $6.50), this has got to be the most value meal I've ever had. You get up to 3 entrees, as well as 2 scoops of white rice and free soup (soup varies between days) I've been here a handful of times and there's good reason why I come back. Service is fast and they speak a good amount of English for people to understand. The only downfall I would say is that if the food has been out for a long time, it'll be cold. Also to note is the time you go. Opening at 11 am, they start to run out of food during the lunch rush up until 2-3 pm. They usually they restock on food around 5 pm. read more

Taiwan Cafe - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Love this place. I ask my parents to take me here every time I come home from college. It's really great down-to-earth authentic Asian food (not the panda express diluted american/chinese pineapple beef whatever nonsense). I especially love their combos-- 3 sides, 2 scoops of rice, and bubble tea. We get it every time and you can share if you bring more people. So many Asian locals eat here so you know it's the good stuff. They also have this sweet/tea chicken that I always get. SOOO GOOD. read more

Always got to go. They give you so much food and it's good. I can usually make it into 2 meals. Wish they labeled the dishes because you have to ask what everything is or go off looks and when you are not that familiar with the dishes it's hard. Might be fun to go in and order based off looks though because everything is good. read more

Seeing the buffet spread today reminded me of the potlucks we had growing up. Back then, Taiwanese dishes would be spread haphazardly throughout someone's kitchen and dining room, and everyone would be angling and elbowing their way to their favorite dishes. Here, as you check out the short buffet line, be sure to ask about the pans lined up semi-haphazardly behind the counter. One of my favorites - bitter gourd - was hiding back there. And while this dish may be an acquired taste, the variety here means that there should be something for all taste buds... In addition to the great food, they make a mean pearl milk tea. Good tea, delightful pearls and only $1.00 with lunch! I didn't see a variety of flavors, but they do the basics well. read more

Taiwan Cafe - The good stuff... - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

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Better than the cafeteria selections available at supermarkets like Ranch 99. Great value meal deal for 3 entree portions plus rice. Even better if you dine-in because you can have free soup. Bubble tea is half off too when ordering a meal. 4 Stars - Better than most Chinese take-outs and food is more pleasing for "native" palettes. read more

Taiwan Cafe - 3 selections for $6.50. - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

I've been a loyal customer for more than 12 years now. This place is as good as Chinese food gets. (This place is also my childhood.) I crave their pearl milk tea all the time, especially now that I've gone off to college and only get to have Taiwan Cafe when I'm back for breaks. They use real tea and milk, so it doesn't have that weird coffee/powdery taste that clings to your tongue like all the other boba places. The sugar they use reminds me of 豆腐花 (tofu dessert) and makes the drink extra special. The texture of the boba isn't that consistent but when it's on point, it's actually--literally--the best boba that I've ever had. The portions are huge, the price is cheap, and just thinking about all the choices makes my mouth water. The pan-fried dumplings are also extremely delicious, especially with the spicy dipping sauce they serve. Words cannot describe the amazing-ness that is Taiwan Cafe, which is why this review is a lot shorter than what I'd wanted it to be for my favorite restaurant. I guess, besides the word "perfect," I have no other adjectives that I could use to describe the food. Everything is so modest, so unpretentious, and so homemade. If you haven't tried it before... what are you waiting for? read more

Taiwan Cafe - My dream lunch: 粉絲 (bean thread), 番茄炒蛋 (eggs and tomatoes), 菜 (vegetables) + boba. I love you Taiwan Cafe. - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

This is the kind of hole-in-the-wall, authentic Chinese restaurant I grew up with. No frills is an accurate way to describe the place as you really come for the food and not necessarily the ambiance or customer service. Get your food, eat good, leave. Cash only! $7 for three dishes with white rice. Complimentary soup! $1.50 boba milk tea if you bought a meal (otherwise, $3). $4 for 5 pork buns! Jalapeno chicken: SPICY! I WAS SWEATING! (But I'm weak.) Great flavor! Green beans: classic tasting but cold as all their sides are cold it seems Kung pao chicken: Spicy (but not as spicy as jalapeno chicken); delicious! Soup today was a clear egg drop soup with small veggies (peas, corn, carrot). Boba: Really straight forward. It'd be perfect if they could have brown sugar boba. Gummy/soft boba. Pork buns: love that home-made taste. Classic. Happy to come back in the future to try my other favorite Chinese dishes! Didn't see some of what was on the menu today--seems like they might rotate items. read more

With it being owned by a family friend, you could imagine I came here quite a bit when I lived in Dallas. It's a great go-to place for lunch joint that serves up some delicious authentic Taiwanese food. You walk in and basically it's a-la-carte style where they give you rice and you pick 3 items. You can throw in a milk tea and the whole meal is under $8. Some of my favorite items of mine are the pigs feet, mapo tofu, thin sliced pork belly in this red spicy sauce (sorry I only know the Chinese name), eggplant, and more! If you do come here for lunch, come early because during the weekdays it fills up quick with people on their lunch breaks and on weekends, with family. read more

Taiwan Cafe has great prices but I wasn't exactly blown away. I guess it's a case of you get what you pay for. Or I just ordered the wrong dishes. Everyone seems to recommend the double basil chicken but I didn't have time to check Yelp because the lady behind the counter was giving me severe attitude for not knowing what I wanted! So I just ordered what looked good. The items I ordered were just ok. They were either super oily or really dry. And there seemed to be more bones than meat. Also, the men's restroom was extremely nasty. I ordered a bubble tea which only an extra dollar but again, I didn't really think it was on par with a good bubble tea. One positive is they also have free unlimited soup which was not bad tasting. Overall, unless I just ordered the wrong items, I can take or leave this place. I might try it some other time and order basil chicken since there seem to be so many positive reviews. read more

DOUBLE BASIL CHICKEN PLEASEEE!!! First off, it's CASH ONLY so come prepared. It's a hole in the wall type of place, but I love it! I came here A LOT during my high school days and I almost always end up getting the basil chicken! It's especially awesome when I'm lucky enough to come in right when they bring out a fresh batch! They have a combo deal where you can add a milk tea for 1$ ish. Don't expect it to blow your mind or anything. The servers aren't exactly the friendliest. As a matter of fact, they can come off as intimidating and kind of scary. You line up and pick your food like an assembly line so it goes by pretty fast. There's not a written policy but if you're indecisive and you aren't sure what you want, I would suggest you let the person behind you go just to avoid the angry asian lady looking back at you. It's super affordable if you just want to grab a quick bite to eat. $20-25 in cash will be enough for 2. Not exactly the fanciest of places if you want to impress your date, but your wallet will definitely be happy for the amount of food that you get read more

Taiwan Cafe - Double basil chicken with green beans - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Oh man, I wish there was a place like this back where I went to college. This is like the broke college student's dream. $7 for a nice, home-cooked meal with huge portions, guaranteed to get you stuffed, and unlimited soup! What's not to love? Yes, it's not of the greatest quality, but it's decent and kills my craving for Chinese food, and for $7, what do you expect, honestly. So the 5 stars is based on its incredible value, not really in terms of quality and taste. I recommend: (I don't know the real names of these dishes, so bear with me pls) - the boiled fish - kung pao chicken - pork? with boiled egg - celery and mushrooms - potato slivers - eggplant (+10 points for clean bathroom based on hole-in-the-wall, Asian restaurant standards) read more

I didn't particularly like any of the options that were offered at this place. When I was looking at the choices, much of the food looked oily and a lot of the meat appeared to have a lot of fat on it, which made it not look appetizing. I ended up getting their kung pao chicken, mapo tofu, and beef with broccoli. Everything, as expected, tasted really oily and was really salty. The beef with broccoli was especially bad, with overcooked broccoli and salty beef. I didn't like anything I ate. Cash only! Unfortunately, I will not be back because the food choices just did not fit my liking. read more

Setup: Classic "whole-in-the-wall" Asian restaurant with a dated setup. Economical interior design with faux-wooden furniture, plastic utensils, wooden chopsticks. Ordering system is a la carte, but they do offer family style menu items as well. For lunch/dinner they offer personal trays (metal trays that are quite large) in which you pick the sides that you will eat with a base of 2 heaping scoops of fresh steamed rice, kind of like you would at Panda Express. There isn't much to say about the ambience. It's a relatively good size dining space, for about 100 people. Air conditioning is good and kept clean with nothing that made you feel even remotely uncomfortable. Staff is good, may speak with broken English but are very attentive to serving you and welcoming. NOTE: It is CASH only. Food: Delicious, extremely authentic home-cookin' Taiwanese/Chinese food; it is fulfilling and extremely satisfying. Asian soul food if you will. Nothing weird or bizarre. Don't expect to find any orange chicken or some general's special recipe here, but definitely, with tongue for good flavor, find some very tasty food items. The pricing is extremely affordable. Serving size is a good 1.5-2X the amount you would expect from Pei Wei or Panda Express for $5-$7. They do offer many types if noodle soup options as well. Not ramen, but other things like Spicy Beef Stew Noodles, Wonton Noodle Soup as well. Highly recommend this place if you want to try out something new and authentic. It's definitely satisfying, but for some people who may be used to certain flavors do try to go in with a blank slate so you can truly experience the flavors. 4-stars because setup is a "whole-in-the-wall" family setup. Though definitely kept up and clean with a few tweaks this place could produce a great ambience that is "whole-in-the-wall" and exciting and cozy. read more

Taiwan Cafe - Lunch tray & spicy beef noodles - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas

Great restaurant. I find their trays funny and quirky, (my friends and I refer to them as metal prison trays) but their food is really good and at a good price. They have a range of options from the slightly more americanized options to lots of very authentic options. Always a line out there door, which is a good sign. I second the reviewers who complement their onion pancake, it is really good. read more

Taiwan Cafe - Taiwanese Near Me - Plano, Texas