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Address: 7965 S Rainbow Blvd #110, Las Vegas, NV 89139
Phone: (702) 202-2767
Website: https://taiwandeli.com/
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Taiwan Deli – Chinese Food, Taiwanese Food, Take Out
Authentic Taiwanese Breakfast and Chinese foods. 10 years serving Las Vegas.
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We went in and there was no one else besides us there. The server looked at us like we must be crazy eating in.
The restaurant is small and we ordered and was served and that was it. The server then put her head down on a corner table and went to sleep. The owner sitting right opposite of her was busy on his computer.
The food was alright and not cheap considered the portion and the service. The condiment containers were rusty, filthy and looked really old and never cleaned.
I can see why the server didn’t think she needed to serve us, as they charged 15% tips automatically on the bill and they charge another 3% on top of that if you use a credit card. When we paid while the server was still sleeping, the owner didn’t say anything at all, not even a “thank you”. Needless to say, we are never going back.
… moreThe restaurant is small and we ordered and was served and that was it. The server then put her head down on a corner table and went to sleep. The owner sitting right opposite of her was busy on his computer.
The food was alright and not cheap considered the portion and the service. The condiment containers were rusty, filthy and looked really old and never cleaned.
I can see why the server didn’t think she needed to serve us, as they charged 15% tips automatically on the bill and they charge another 3% on top of that if you use a credit card. When we paid while the server was still sleeping, the owner didn’t say anything at all, not even a “thank you”. Needless to say, we are never going back.
Jonathan
NO DOOR DASH despite the listing in app, owners did not sign up for it. That could cause some confusion as the apps list them as vendors, shrug ♂️.
Food is amazing every time, it is very rare to find authentic style Taiwan food. Their potions are good for the usually small dish type of food, like breakfast egg omelets, dumplings, and congee.
… moreFood is amazing every time, it is very rare to find authentic style Taiwan food. Their potions are good for the usually small dish type of food, like breakfast egg omelets, dumplings, and congee.
Donna Yumiko Tsang
Their food here is delicious, especially the handmade Steamed Juicy Buns (小龍包). The Vegetables & Meat Wonton Soup and the Egg Cake with Chinese Donut taste good, too. Their atmosphere is not bad at all, for people like to talk quietly with each other. The services are very friendly, and this lady employee is very well respected. I would recommend to my friends to go dine there!
… moreAlex Yang
We love Michelle! We’ll definitely come back again. Thank you, Michelle, for your warm and thoughtful service—it made the already delicious food taste even better. We even packed lots of it to take back to D.C.!
… moreJames Wong
Sister shop of the Taiwan Deli in Chinatown, this smaller cafe location’s food is authentic Taiwanese and quite tasty. The traditional soybean milk is solid and the Taiwanese style braised beef and tendon noodle was on point. The scallion pancake is a doughier more chewy version of the common dish. The side dishes were also a star. The prices are fair if not a great value. The service can be misunderstood but if you engage, you won’t be disappointed by their friendliness. Overall a solid choice for breakfast/brunch as they open at 8am. Note there is a surcharge of 4% for credit cards so bring cash.
… moreRio艾維
11/2023: I came back in Nov 2023 and was disappointed. Met my brother’s family here, and the food was not up to the previous visit’s level. I was embarrassed because I raved about this place in front of my family after I had been there 3 months prior. I will come back next time when I am in town again. I hope to have better luck next time. Because I am still hopeful.
9/2023: We found this location online and came for brunch on Sunday. I have not had Taiwanese food for years, and I was looking forward to trying their offerings. I ordered a little too much for myself and got Taiwanese meat ball, spicy dried Tofu with anchovies, Taiwanese meat sauce over rice with hardboiled egg, and YiMei rice roll with mustard green. I was truly 眼大肚子小 at this point
My companions ordered 4 more items, and we had a table full of goodies. The food was pretty good and very similar to Taiwanese street food taste. I packaged up the leftover and kept thinking next time, we should come with a cooler with ice to get some of these home to AZ. We definitely will be back next time we are in town.
EDIT: They do post by the tableside that they charge a 3% fee for non-cash transactions, so pay cash if you wish to avoid it.
… more9/2023: We found this location online and came for brunch on Sunday. I have not had Taiwanese food for years, and I was looking forward to trying their offerings. I ordered a little too much for myself and got Taiwanese meat ball, spicy dried Tofu with anchovies, Taiwanese meat sauce over rice with hardboiled egg, and YiMei rice roll with mustard green. I was truly 眼大肚子小 at this point
My companions ordered 4 more items, and we had a table full of goodies. The food was pretty good and very similar to Taiwanese street food taste. I packaged up the leftover and kept thinking next time, we should come with a cooler with ice to get some of these home to AZ. We definitely will be back next time we are in town.
EDIT: They do post by the tableside that they charge a 3% fee for non-cash transactions, so pay cash if you wish to avoid it.
AY
It’s been a minute since we have had good authentic Taiwanese food. This one definitely hits the spot!
We walked in on a Saturday afternoon around 4pm and we were the only customers there. We ordered the salted rice roll, hot and spicy wontons, squid fishball soup and stinky tofu. Our food came out promptly and they were delicious!
… moreWe walked in on a Saturday afternoon around 4pm and we were the only customers there. We ordered the salted rice roll, hot and spicy wontons, squid fishball soup and stinky tofu. Our food came out promptly and they were delicious!
K Aerie
Amazing food and service here! I’ve always loved Taiwanese food and this place delivers. the basil chicken (盐酥鸡), rice wrap, lions head meat ball, are all so very good! The manger is really nice, thoughtful and generous. Give this place a very friendly and family-like feeling, which is so rare these days. planning to keep coming here and try everything on the menu! Highly recommend!
… moreNat awee
The food was good. Very fresh tasting and satisfying. Portions were reasonably shareable in size. Nothing tasted too greasy or over-sauced. The whole atmosphere was great, you may have to share some spots with other customers cause it’s a semi-small store.
Everything was a 10/10 with also informative postings around the shop indicating a 3% fee for credit card users. Which was fine. But when the bill came there was a 15% mandatory gratitude fee added onto the total bill making a meal that’s supposed to be breakfast (cause I came around 10 am) ridiculously expensive. I don’t know if the recent policy applies to all states but there was a recently established policy for restaurants where mandatory gratitude is no longer allowed. So in total, I paid for 2 food items and 2 drinks came out to be $50 breakfast meal…kind of not worth it in my opinion.
… moreEverything was a 10/10 with also informative postings around the shop indicating a 3% fee for credit card users. Which was fine. But when the bill came there was a 15% mandatory gratitude fee added onto the total bill making a meal that’s supposed to be breakfast (cause I came around 10 am) ridiculously expensive. I don’t know if the recent policy applies to all states but there was a recently established policy for restaurants where mandatory gratitude is no longer allowed. So in total, I paid for 2 food items and 2 drinks came out to be $50 breakfast meal…kind of not worth it in my opinion.
Mark Liu
I only came here once and I had the 3 items. Living in a place where Taiwanese food is everywhere and pretty good quality, I’m realty impressed with this place. Was going to give 4 stars but looking at other stuff they serve, I’m afraid they are better than I think. Some of the dishes are very enticing but I can’t eat that much.
Salty soybean milk was perfect. Not too salty, they added preserved vegetables which some places don’t and it was perfect.
Baked need sandwich was a surprised. Didn’t expect the flaky wrapping was so good. Not too heavy, flavor just right. Beef were shredded and easy to eat and flavorful. Sauce not overwhelming. Impressive.
Salty rice roll was also impressive. The ingredients were just the right proportion. Flavor was just right. Ingredient was fresh. I’ve had some popular places where the fried donut inside was really hard. This one was
… moreSalty soybean milk was perfect. Not too salty, they added preserved vegetables which some places don’t and it was perfect.
Baked need sandwich was a surprised. Didn’t expect the flaky wrapping was so good. Not too heavy, flavor just right. Beef were shredded and easy to eat and flavorful. Sauce not overwhelming. Impressive.
Salty rice roll was also impressive. The ingredients were just the right proportion. Flavor was just right. Ingredient was fresh. I’ve had some popular places where the fried donut inside was really hard. This one was