Our goal when creating Taipei 101 was to offer a prominent new taste of Chinese food not found in the usual Chinese buffet lines. We wished to bring to bring a piece of authentic Taiwanese and Chinese cuisine to the Triangle area. Specializing in Szechuan, Zhejiang, and Taiwanese styles of cooking, our chef has created exceptional appetizers and entrees from the freshest ingredients that are sure to make your mouth water if not inspire a trip through Asia. Whether it is our popular Scallion Beef Pancake Roll, Szechuan Style Beef Noodle Soup. Anchovy Fried Rice, or Mini Steamded Buns, you are bound to find a favorite among our many dishes.
Chinese spot specializing in cooking from the Sichuan & Taiwanese regions, plus a dim sum menu.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 121 E Chatham St, Cary, NC 27511
Phone: (919) 388-5885
Website: https://carytaipei101nc.com/
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Reviews
We like the stir fried string beans, very good!
Soup dumplings is no no, skin is thick and hard like the typical bao skin typical chinese mom does..
Kung pao chicken is same as every chinese restaurant same sauce
Singapore noodles is okay.
From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. The restaurant has a relaxed, comfortable vibe that makes it perfect for both casual dinners and small gatherings with friends or family.
The food was outstanding. Every dish we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly prepared with care. The balance of spices, textures, and presentation really stood out, and you can tell the kitchen takes pride in what they serve. Portions were generous and everything came out hot and well prepared.
Service was also excellent—friendly, attentive, and efficient without ever feeling rushed. The staff made sure we had everything we needed and were happy to offer recommendations.
Overall, a fantastic experience with great food, great service, and a welcoming ambiance. Definitely one of the best spots in Cary for a satisfying and authentic meal, and a place I’ll gladly return to.
I went during lunch time (for this specific experience) and the wait was incredibly short. I’ve gone during dinner hours and the wait is usually 30min to 1hr longer.
Extensive menu with traditional and Americanized dishes. I got the beef dry pot, spicy tripe (夫妻肺片), and a garlic vegetable. This is my usual staple 3, shared among 2 with leftovers to bring home.
Always a good time with good food.
The main disappointment in the food was that the Peking duck was not Peking duck, it was more like a regular roast duck, and it was a little dry. The buns were tiny and clearly packaged/frozen and a little freezer-burned because the bottoms were all hard. Maybe this was just not a popular dish.
As far as the other food, it was all pretty good! The beef scallion pancake was crispy. The spicy boiled fish was the main attraction and the most popular dish on the table. We got the jellyfish cucumber appetizer, and it was just right to cool down the spicy stuff. We also had the cumin lamb, beef flat noodles, and some veggies. They were all great.
I’d come back, but I wouldn’t order the duck again.
If you’re looking for bold flavors, spice, and a variety of textures, this place delivers. The spread we had featured crispy, spicy fried fish and chicken tossed with dried chili peppers, a flavorful lamb stir-fry, silky tofu with a light batter, and a bubbling hot pot filled with tender meat and vegetables in a rich, chili-laden broth.
The standout dish was the crispy fried fish—perfectly crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside, with a numbing heat from Sichuan peppercorns. The fried chicken had a similar preparation and was equally addictive. The tofu dish provided a nice contrast with its mild flavor and soft texture. The hot pot was hearty, comforting, and packed with umami.
The food was fantastic with well-balanced spice and deep flavors., if you happen to be in downtown Cary this spot is worth checking out!
We did wait a little while to be seated but that can be overlooked based on the other positives
We ordered Singapore Noodles, Pad Thai, General Tsos Chicken (w/ fried rice), two eggs rolls, and an order of egg drop soup.
I would recommend trying all dishes as they were equally tasty!