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Casual joint for Taiwanese dumplings, noodles & other classic dishes, plus milk teas.
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Address: 4300 Spring Mountain Rd #116, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 222-3435
Website: https://taiwandeli.com/
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Authentic Taiwanese Breakfast and Chinese foods. 10 years serving Las Vegas.
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Reviews
Angela Hoi
Googled this place as I was craving Taiwanese breakfast — was a bit skeptical at first since the reviews didn’t seem great, but decided to give it a try anyway. Came early in the morning and ordered some of the recommended dishes: 烧饼加猪肉、小笼包、红糖发糕、萝卜糕、蛋饼加肉松、云吞汤. Everything was good and met expectations! The 红糖发糕 was a little dry for my liking, and the 云吞汤 was slightly on the salty side, but overall still enjoyable.
We also tried their signature soya milk, milk tea, and milk coffee — the milk tea was a bit too sweet, but the other two were great. The staff were generally okay, but Michelle stood out — exceptionally warm and hospitable, and we had a lovely chat with her. She really made our experience pleasant and made us feel right at home. Definitely a place I’d return to when craving Taiwanese breakfast!
… moreWe also tried their signature soya milk, milk tea, and milk coffee — the milk tea was a bit too sweet, but the other two were great. The staff were generally okay, but Michelle stood out — exceptionally warm and hospitable, and we had a lovely chat with her. She really made our experience pleasant and made us feel right at home. Definitely a place I’d return to when craving Taiwanese breakfast!
Charlie Te
I feel like this is the hidden hole in the wall place that you go to for some super comfort food. They open at 8am and it was full by 9am. I tried the beef rice roll with mustard green, hot & Spicy wontons, and a steamed pork bun. I was impressed with the food and how good it was. The beef rice roll with mustard green was both tasty and filling. The wontons were full of flavor and the extra fried garlic on them made it better. Overall, this is a good place to get some good eats at reasonable prices.
… moreConnie Zhang
Very good experience dining here. Tina is so warm and welcoming. She was so helpful to us for ordering and made sure we were happy about the food. I don’t recommend the potsticker, the rest of the dishes were really good.
… moreSusan Kang
Preserved egg congee was comforting and delicious. Sugar is on the table so you can choose how sweet you want your hot soybean milk. Beef in the spicy beef noodle soup was very tender and the flavor of the soup was delicious because either pickled vegetable or vinegar helped balance the rich beef. Today was actually our second time coming during our trip.
… moreStanford Chung
Taiwanese breakfast find in Las Vegas’ Chinatown. Hot and iced soybean milk to start the day, paired with a steamed white bun stuffed with egg and dried meat floss, an egg cake with Chinese donut, and a classic radish cake. The radish cake stole the show, crispy outside, soft inside, perfectly savoury. The rest were decent. Simple, homey flavours to start a hot Vegas morning.
… moresbbcampervan
Food/Taste/Flavor: 2/5 – ordered Stinking Fried Tofu (#50), Beef Rolls (#75), and Pig Ear and Tofu in Chili Sauce (#61). The cold dish of pig ear came from a side fridge and was the smallest side. The small size didn’t turn out to be a big issue since we had to toss most of it away since we think it’s gone bad since it was sour and had a foul odor to it (worse than the stinky tofu!) The fried tofu was dry and they didn’t provide sauce to help it along. The beef rolls were dry as well and the scallions pancake wrap around it was more of a soggy tortilla. The sides it came with was the best part of the meal.
Service: 3/5 – we were welcomed by someone sitting at a booth with a large party speaking Chinese. However, when they realized we were ordering to-go she handed us off to the cashier who was not happy to be there and seemed upset that we spoke in English. The first item we ordered was not available and she just stated that it’s 11:30 already so there’s no way they had it.
Ambiance: n/a – ordered food to go
Value for price: 2/5 – I really wanted to like this place especially since there’s so many good Asian restaurants in the area. Unfortunately, they missed on every dish.
… moreService: 3/5 – we were welcomed by someone sitting at a booth with a large party speaking Chinese. However, when they realized we were ordering to-go she handed us off to the cashier who was not happy to be there and seemed upset that we spoke in English. The first item we ordered was not available and she just stated that it’s 11:30 already so there’s no way they had it.
Ambiance: n/a – ordered food to go
Value for price: 2/5 – I really wanted to like this place especially since there’s so many good Asian restaurants in the area. Unfortunately, they missed on every dish.
John Tseng
The fresh soybean milk and peanuts rice juice were absolutely delicious
All the fresh ingredients made food was good
But unfortunately the pre wrapped sweet rice rolls were not very tasty
We did enjoy our dining experience will come back but will not order any pre wrapped food
… moreAll the fresh ingredients made food was good
But unfortunately the pre wrapped sweet rice rolls were not very tasty
We did enjoy our dining experience will come back but will not order any pre wrapped food
Julie Chang
If not necessary, no need to dine in here.
Food is good, but service is poor.
For vegetarian people, never trust the server what can be adjusted for vegetarian, just follow the menu.
She told me the noodle can be made for vegetarian and it ended up with just noodle and soup, nothing else.
When we asked if this is the right order, she said, “yeah that’s all, that’s why I even ask the chef if this meant to be served to human.”
Don’t even want to mention how she served our table in detail. Very poorly and it wasn’t a busy time at all.
In the end, she also mentioned 15% tip is mandatory after the whole experience.
We did tip full amount in the end, but it’s unbelievable how people feel they’re entitled to the tip when they didn’t perform.
… moreFood is good, but service is poor.
For vegetarian people, never trust the server what can be adjusted for vegetarian, just follow the menu.
She told me the noodle can be made for vegetarian and it ended up with just noodle and soup, nothing else.
When we asked if this is the right order, she said, “yeah that’s all, that’s why I even ask the chef if this meant to be served to human.”
Don’t even want to mention how she served our table in detail. Very poorly and it wasn’t a busy time at all.
In the end, she also mentioned 15% tip is mandatory after the whole experience.
We did tip full amount in the end, but it’s unbelievable how people feel they’re entitled to the tip when they didn’t perform.
Leah Meredith
Food was alright, we got soup dumplings, bao, peanut drink, and radish cake. The radish cake was the best! everything else probably tasted just a little better than a grocery store aka not that good not that bad. The peanut drink was soooo sugary that it gave me a headache and didn’t have the traditional toasty nutty flavor I love.
Service was overall a little rude and ignoring of customers. It would be nice if they would actively try to help/talk to customers instead of ignoring them. I chased down a man to ask if I could pickup my takeout and he waved me away rudely. When I asked again later he said impatiently “not now!”. The one woman who took my order seemed like the only nice worker there.
… moreService was overall a little rude and ignoring of customers. It would be nice if they would actively try to help/talk to customers instead of ignoring them. I chased down a man to ask if I could pickup my takeout and he waved me away rudely. When I asked again later he said impatiently “not now!”. The one woman who took my order seemed like the only nice worker there.
Abbie
Came here after a bender on the strip, and the food gave me just what I needed to replenish all of the nutrients and food I had lost over the weekend.
This place offers an AMAZING selection of Taiwanese food. If you dropped me here and told me I was in Taiwan, I would believe you. There was a huge TV playing street food videos, so it was the real thing. The workers are very kind and comforting (auntie and uncle hospitality), and the noodles were amazing and flavorful.
NOT PICTURED (the fried chicken was amazing)
… moreThis place offers an AMAZING selection of Taiwanese food. If you dropped me here and told me I was in Taiwan, I would believe you. There was a huge TV playing street food videos, so it was the real thing. The workers are very kind and comforting (auntie and uncle hospitality), and the noodles were amazing and flavorful.
NOT PICTURED (the fried chicken was amazing)