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Taiwan Food Guide: 10 Chinese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Taichung
Reviews on Chinese food in Taichung, Taiwan. Among its many tourist attractions, Taichung offers a downtown shopping experience similar to that of Tokyo or Manhattan, a bustling nightlife, and a cuisine to please even the pickiest palate. Travelers come to this city to feast their eyes on the temples, markets, parks, and museums. Touring families often visit the Taichung National Museum of Natural Science to marvel over the exhibits or the Feng Chia night market to purchase local goods. But perhaps what Taichung is known for the most is Bubble tea, the most famous beverage in the region.
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10. LV Baihui
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1017 reviews
Reviewed By yp8899
Food is fresh and nice. Staff is friendly. You are going to have unlimited red wine / white wine / beer to drink. Fresh seafood, Japanese sashimi/sushi/tempura. Nice beef brisket, delicious Peking duck. Everything you expected and unexpected, you will find here.Must try.
9. Little Mongolian Taichung
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By JChappyparadise
It's good to have everything served though some order was missing. Varieties of drinks/fruit could be reviewed.Better to go before 5pm if u don't make an appointment.
8. Windsor Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
Reviewed By Chuang004
The restaurant served buffet style food for $28.50. This is a relatively high-end buffet in Taichung.The restaurant was at lower B1F (basement floor) of a 5-starred hotel, elegantly decorate and set-upped. There are plenty of choices to go around from seafood to Taiwanese, Japanese and American styled foods. Ready to make noodle soups, ready to make fish dishes. Fresh Fruits, ice cream, icy dessert, etc.
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7. Taichung Meatballs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By anywheredoor
This place has been around since 1933 and the flavors hasn't changed from the last 30 years. A must for all foreign visitors searching real local food you can't get normally!A porkball covered in a gelatinous wrap with sauces most westerners haven't tasted. A nice balance of sweet and salty. Don't forget to get one of the 2 soups options. The menu is simple, just 3 options. K.I.S.S!
6. Dingwang Restaurant- Gongyi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Erico2709
This is my first time having Hot and Sour steamboat so was slightly anxious to try. However, the waitress was very patient and always attentive to point out the sauce to use, the soup spiciness level, check the fire, etc. We ordered the 'Yuan Yang' combination which has the clear soup on one side while spicy on the other. It was interesting that she recommended you can mix the soup and amazingly, it taste really good ! Honestly, the duck blood taste better than pig blood in my opinion.
5. Chao Kang Cheng
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1619 reviews
Reviewed By manishpanchal2
We had dinner with family and colleague.It was very Good Experience.Lot of Food Option which very Good.We Order Vegetarian Food which was very Tasty.Waiter is very Polite.Food Provide Service Quickly.Used Plate clean very quickly from Table so Table keep Clean.Overall Very Good Food and service.
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4. Hi Lia in Taichung Sogo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3211 reviews
Reviewed By Sean L
The food and service were great before. My experience today was not. There were no facial expression on the face of inner service man, especially those behind kitchen. They simply did what you ask/request without giving you any notification or response back. The food is ok for today~
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3. Wulao Gongyi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By svoigt86
So, the food here is amazing. As a westerner turned onto hot pot recently, I am obsessed with trying new hot pot restaurants. The problem was the lack of respect, and complete disregard of normal service industry communication. No one told us about the hour and a half limit. NO ONE. My boyfriend and I were having a great date night, with hot pot and a bottle of Sake. We had finished our meal, and had a bit more Sake to finish up before we headed out. A waiter comes over, tells us that our time is up and that we need to leave. What?! If that's your house rule, you should probably tell your customers at the beginning of their meal. NOT at the end, making them feel rushed and disrespected. I am a server/bartender. I would never ever ever do this. I can't even fathom it. We called the next day to talk to a manager. Apparently there was a reservation waiting for the table. Funny thing is, there were many open tables and no one waiting in the lobby for a seat when we were rushed out. I will never go back here, and will do my best to deter people from eating at this rude establishment.
2. Top One Pot Zhaofu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
Reviewed By 943kbc
Vegans and vegetarians can rejoice in having a fancy option for hot pot dinner, but you do have to call head to get a vegan broth. The dishes are ordered one at a time.
1. Din Tai Fung
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By AeroSwissTW
The soup dumplings are insanely delicious, especially the more unusual silk melon/shrimp ones. The NT70 appetizer made with tofu strips, seaweed, bean sprouts, and glass noodles is fabulous and a-must-order dish, and the Suan La Tang (Sour and Spicy Soup) made with bamboo slivers, tree mushroom slices, bean curd strips, and carrot shreds is one of the best I've ever eaten. Always a truly magnificent experience!
