Small family run business serving up Taiwanese meals that will satisfy anyone. With various…read morecombinations and add ons I'm sure you'll be full by the time you're finished. They have lots of tables for larger groups and the have a lot returning regulars. We were suggested by a couple of regulars, to get the popcorn chicken as well as the seafood hotpot , and the beef rolls. The food was good if you're looking for a decent meal under $15. There are no bells and whistles like, The One or No.1 Beef Noodle House. Just good decent food, made by friendly staff and family. If you're ever in the Heights and feeling hungry, check out this spot. They'll probably have something for you.

Tried their seafood hot pot again. Pretty consistent and unchanged after all these years. In other…read morewords, decent value and quality.

Tried this place for lunch with the wife and kid on the wife's suggestion. It was very busy for a…read moreMonday lunch in a sleepy Steveston village. You'd barely even notice this place unless you knew it was already there. There was a line up at 1pm outside the door when we left. We got in just in time when there was no line, and there was seating available. It was clean and had ample seating space for a small restaurant. We were seated and served promptly. The food portions were pretty large. We ordered a wonton soup, the T2 and the oyster pancake. The T2 was huge and definitely shareable, and the oyster pancake was delicious and definitely a good reason to come back. We were full when we left, and we had plenty to take home by the time we were done. Needless to say, I'll definitely be back in the future, especially for that oyster pancake.

They're tucked away between the ice cream spots and the wharf and Bayview street, but they are…read moreworth finding! Authentic Taiwanese food done really well! Their combos are good value and very filling! Their sets let you try many different items which are also good if you are undecided or want to try different items. The service was great and the place was packed on a Friday night. It can get loud, but it's not overbearing.

Food and service were A+! Clean bathroom to boot. 5 - 5:30 pm only had 3 tables and one family…read morecoming in for a bubble tea. Had fried fish cakes, spring rolls, popcorn chicken, rice, two beef and tendon noodles in soup, one pork mince in noodles. My family of 4 ate everything, no leftovers.

I've been going here for like 10 years and it's always been so good! might as well give it a Yelp…read moreshoutout. I always order the garlic cucumber salad ($5.75) and bean curd skin salad ($6.25). Both always taste so fresh! The. cucumber dish is garlicy, cucumbers are crunchy, and loved the pickled sweet and sour flavours. The bean curd skin salad is heavenly. It has bean curd, carrots and edamame. It is slighly umami almost? and salty but also slightly sweet. idk but this is a MUST TRY! The pork ball noodles are also great. Noodles are firm and bouncy, soup is not too salty and i love the fried onions/garlic they add to it to give the soup more depth. It makes the broth taste richer!

The restaurant is cute and cozy inside. Mark down your order on a piece of paper, bring it to the…read morewindow and the server will bring your food out. There is a self-serve water station. It's good value for the amount of food. Everything tasted fresh from their hand pulled noodles to their wontons and XLB made from scratch. They also sell frozen dumplings to go.

Stopped by to try their xlb and some dumplings. The restaurant is small and cozy but very bright…read moreand clean. Decorated with white chairs and white tables. We were greeted right away by a staff member and seated when a table was available such wasn't long as there was an empty around the corner. We were given menus and menu sheets to order. He didn't give us a pencil or pen but I had one. We decided to get 2 orders of xlb, wontons in chili oil, boiled pork/chives dumplings and hk style curry fish balls. If you don't order drinks there is complimentary water machine for hot/ cold water and a self serve sauce bar. Bowls are also located there. At the table are disposable chopsticks and spoons as well as napkins. After filling out the paper wifey brought it up front to the staff to fill. As we waited for the food i created my sauce. The food arrived and looked good as any dumplings should. The wonton on chili oil was tasty and I liked them. The wrap seemed a bit loose so maybe over cooked by a little bit but not a big deal breaker. The chives dumplings were yummy. Not huge but a decent reasonable size. Tasty as well and the wrapper wasn't overly thick and had a good chew. The curry fish balls were ok. Not bad but not great. The xlb were very nice. Wrapper not to thick, not thin either but acceptable thickness. Plenty of soup inside and decently tasty. The meat filling itself is also tasty. Very good meal and would go back in the area for decent xlb.

I was craving for beef noodles after my yoga class, since I was in the neighbourhood, I decided to…read moregive Rong Rong a try. I ordered a beef noodle and peach oolong tea. The beef noodle is really good and authentic. I love the chewiness of the noodle, the beef cut is tender and not too fatty. The soup is rich and aromatic, but not over salty like many other stores. I even drank most of the soup, and it didn't leave me thirsty. The tea is quite tasty but the peach flavor is a bit artificial, plus I find it too expensive, as they charge $7 for that. There's no bubble or coconut jelly, and is not like they use fruit puree for the tea like A Bento. I do look forward to go and try other dishes, as their bento, chicken nuggets and oyster pancakes seem appealing. Price is reasonable as well, if I am in the area, I'll definitely be back.

Finally made it back to try Rong Rong Tea House, a family run Taiwanese spot. They're next door to…read moreSora Sushi House. We dropped in on a steady Saturday evening (5:30pm). The inside has a total of 13 seats. Order and pay when you walk in. Menu is short with appetizers, eight entrees and bubble tea. - Beef noodle soup ($14.00) - broth was well rounded. Beef tender yet meaty. Wanted more pickled mustard. Good portion of noodles but wanted a firmer bite. - Dong po pork ($15.00) - all the side dishes were solid. Pork belly was decent but fatty and oily. Liked the lightly pickled cucumber. Rong Rong had some simple, comforting Taiwanese dishes. 3.5 stars.

The deluxe meat sauce on rice was quite enjoyable and very affordable…read more The portion was massive, although that was largely due to the amount of rice they gave. The dish had minced pork, Tawainese pork sausage, beancurd noodles, pickled cabbage, glass noodles, and marinted egg. Eveything went well together. The egg was flavorful, but a touch overcooked. I had plenty of food leftover. However, next time I would order a side of meat to make it two meals worth and to ensure I had enough protein. Customer service was decent. One thing that I really appreciated was the tipping rate started at 10% when you go to pay.

Very decent mom & pop cafe serving Taiwanese comfort food - we actually wandered here while walking…read moreto another restaurant but my dad saw Taiwanese food and he wanted to try it out. He absolutely loved his beef noodle soup- said it was some of the best he's ever had. I ordered some rice dish with Taiwanese sausage, soy egg and pork - it was alright though a little too sweet and greasy for me. Service was also a little lacking, given there weren't many people dining in. We asked for water and the server brought us ONE cup. Bruh? Are we supposed to share? Aside from that, definitely will stop by again the next time we are in Vancouver.

This Taiwanese restaurant's specialty pork hock is worth a visit. It is a must try. Pork hock is…read morechewy and tender with a very distinct aroma. It's perfectly paired with rice or noodle or noodle soup. The 萬巒豬腳 Wan Luan Pork Hock (small) is enough for two. Restaurant is nicely decorated with lantern reminiscent of Taiwan's Shifen Old Street.

This place is different than the last time I visited. I think they changed the ownership or chef…read more We ordered the Beef Noodle Soup. The beef is tough and chewy. I think they are undercooked, or they ordered a cheaper grade of beef. Otherwise, the soup is a bit spicy for me and the noodle texture was ok. I won't recommend this place anymore.

This place is pretty top tier in terms of quality and taste…read more Ordered the infamous salty peppery chicken nugget set. Chicken was perfectly cooked and season as expected. If you haven't had Taiwanese style chicken nuggets, you're missing out on life! Side dishes were just ok but I can't expect much since they're just sides. Ordered the honey milk tea with grass jelly and I'd say they do it just the way I like it. You can really taste that honey throughout the milk tea. Looking back as previous reviews regarding service, I can tell they've improved a lot on that front. Our server checked on us a couple times and was very friendly. This on a Friday night btw. It's definitely one of my top go to places for salty peppery chicken nuggets and honey milk tea. Would have given it 5 stars but you can get the same thing at bubble world for about $5 less.

Known for its portion size. This place prices are very reasonable and is less than some…read morerestaurants. They attract customers based on price and quantity. Quality is ok. I feel like the place has not changed from 10 years ago. Service was ok. There is a parking lot at the strip mall where this restaurant is located. It is an Asian restaurant that serves Taiwanese food.