Informal local restaurant specializing in traditional Chinese & Taiwanese standards.
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Address: 68 Billings Rd, Quincy, MA 02171
Phone: (617) 328-4188
Website: http://www.trytaipeicuisine.com/
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Reviews
Rosie Austin
If you want an authentic Taiwanese food experience I recommend you eat at Taipei. The staff at Taipei are so friendly and extremely nice. There is a wait but it is worth the wait and the wait was not long. I had one of the best food experiences here. The food was so good. I wanted to order so many other interesting things on the menu but it is lent so I ordered a fish dish. It was one of the best fish dish I have ever had and so worth it and this is coming from someone who grew up in Caribbean household. It was so good that my friend tried to eat all my food. I am looking forward to going back again to try the more interesting dishes they have on the menu some of which reminds me of my Caribbean cultural background. I love it here. ❤️❤️❤️
… moreyu lan
The storefront is not big, and the seats are indeed quite crowded, but the taste is really authentic! Each dish has a local flavor in Taiwan. Although the portion is not large, the product is exquisite, which is suitable for those who pursue taste.
… moreJames
Excellent traditional Taiwanese dishes in a clean and simple setting.
This was my wife’s and my second visit to this restaurant. We were very impressed the first time – especially since oyster pancake was on the menu. This dish is classic Taiwanese street food, and the version at this restaurant is very good. This time around, we went with more dinner type dishes including twice cooked pork, pork kidney in Mala sauce, soup dumplings and ox tail soup. We also ordered the picked cucumbers again. All the dishes were very flavorful with the pork kidney being my favorite. The twice cooked pork was tasty but I noticed the cooks added sliced pieces of scallion pancake to the dish. This seemed unusual and struck me as a cheap filler versus including more pork slices. The dish was still tasty but scallion pancakes don’t belong in this dish.
Service was efficient with three servers easily handling the small but filled dining room. And as a nice touch, the bathrooms were pleasantly spacious and clean, which is usually not the case in moderately priced non-chain restaurants. Definitely a very good place and worth a return visit despite the miss on one dish.
… moreThis was my wife’s and my second visit to this restaurant. We were very impressed the first time – especially since oyster pancake was on the menu. This dish is classic Taiwanese street food, and the version at this restaurant is very good. This time around, we went with more dinner type dishes including twice cooked pork, pork kidney in Mala sauce, soup dumplings and ox tail soup. We also ordered the picked cucumbers again. All the dishes were very flavorful with the pork kidney being my favorite. The twice cooked pork was tasty but I noticed the cooks added sliced pieces of scallion pancake to the dish. This seemed unusual and struck me as a cheap filler versus including more pork slices. The dish was still tasty but scallion pancakes don’t belong in this dish.
Service was efficient with three servers easily handling the small but filled dining room. And as a nice touch, the bathrooms were pleasantly spacious and clean, which is usually not the case in moderately priced non-chain restaurants. Definitely a very good place and worth a return visit despite the miss on one dish.
Liam J
This Taipei restaurant in Quincy is really quite good. I think both the taste and the price are impeccable, though it’s not so amazing that it completely blows me away. If you live nearby and want to come try it, it’s definitely a great deal!
… moreVivian Ton
We recently visited Taipei Cuisine in Quincy, MA, looking for authentic Taiwanese-style Chinese food, and it did not disappoint. Traveling from Houston, we were excited to find a spot that felt authentic without being intimidating.
Atmosphere & First Impressions:
The decor is traditional and the seating is cozy, giving the restaurant a warm, inviting feel. When we sat down, we were served Oolong tea, which was a lovely surprise — warm, unsweetened, and flavorful, the kind of tea that doesn’t even need sugar.
Service:
The service was fast and attentive. Our server made us feel comfortable, and the menu included English descriptions, which was super helpful for navigating dishes we might not be familiar with. Without them, we might have felt a bit overwhelmed or out of place.
Food:
We ordered:
Scallion pancakes – classic and exactly what you expect: crispy outside, flavorful inside.
Beef skewers – perfectly seasoned and cooked.
Beef chow foon – looked just like the picture and tasted just as great; noodles were cooked perfectly.
Pork soup dumplings – warm, juicy, and delicious. My husband rated these a 10/10.
Salt and pepper chicken – hot, crisp, and flavorful.
We were so excited to eat that I forgot to take pictures of the entrees. I only managed to take pictures of the tea, dumplings, and scallion pancakes, and even then, only halfway through!
Portions were generous, perfect for family-style dining. Everything came out hot and well-prepared, showing attention to detail and quality.
Value & Convenience:
For $54 for two people, we left completely full, making this a very reasonable option for authentic Taiwanese cuisine. It’s also a fantastic choice for Chinese food without venturing into downtown Boston and dealing with traffic.
Overall:
Taipei Cuisine delivers a solid Taiwanese experience — flavorful food, warm tea, quick service, generous portions, cozy seating, and a menu that’s easy to navigate for non-locals. We’d definitely return for another meal and recommend it to anyone craving authentic Taiwanese dishes in the Quincy area.
… moreAtmosphere & First Impressions:
The decor is traditional and the seating is cozy, giving the restaurant a warm, inviting feel. When we sat down, we were served Oolong tea, which was a lovely surprise — warm, unsweetened, and flavorful, the kind of tea that doesn’t even need sugar.
Service:
The service was fast and attentive. Our server made us feel comfortable, and the menu included English descriptions, which was super helpful for navigating dishes we might not be familiar with. Without them, we might have felt a bit overwhelmed or out of place.
Food:
We ordered:
Scallion pancakes – classic and exactly what you expect: crispy outside, flavorful inside.
Beef skewers – perfectly seasoned and cooked.
Beef chow foon – looked just like the picture and tasted just as great; noodles were cooked perfectly.
Pork soup dumplings – warm, juicy, and delicious. My husband rated these a 10/10.
Salt and pepper chicken – hot, crisp, and flavorful.
We were so excited to eat that I forgot to take pictures of the entrees. I only managed to take pictures of the tea, dumplings, and scallion pancakes, and even then, only halfway through!
Portions were generous, perfect for family-style dining. Everything came out hot and well-prepared, showing attention to detail and quality.
Value & Convenience:
For $54 for two people, we left completely full, making this a very reasonable option for authentic Taiwanese cuisine. It’s also a fantastic choice for Chinese food without venturing into downtown Boston and dealing with traffic.
Overall:
Taipei Cuisine delivers a solid Taiwanese experience — flavorful food, warm tea, quick service, generous portions, cozy seating, and a menu that’s easy to navigate for non-locals. We’d definitely return for another meal and recommend it to anyone craving authentic Taiwanese dishes in the Quincy area.
Tuan Le
My family loves this restaurant for their authentic Taiwanese dishes. We tried a few new dishes each visit, but there some dishes we ordered all the time like crispy corns, spicy duck, and whole fish with cabbage. Tonight, we tried a new spicy chicken dish. It’s a yummy dish, but it may numb your mouth for about 10 minutes.
There might be a wait if you stop by during peak hours. Parking shouldn’t be an issue. You can park on the street or park at the city free parking lot across the street. Lastly, their servers are super fast and friendly.
Two things that I hope the restaurant can improve:
1. May want to use Jasmine tea for their hot tea
2. Try different version of chili oil
Overall, we are happy with this restaurant and highly recommended!!
… moreThere might be a wait if you stop by during peak hours. Parking shouldn’t be an issue. You can park on the street or park at the city free parking lot across the street. Lastly, their servers are super fast and friendly.
Two things that I hope the restaurant can improve:
1. May want to use Jasmine tea for their hot tea
2. Try different version of chili oil
Overall, we are happy with this restaurant and highly recommended!!
KC KC
no matter you eat in or take out, Taipei Cuisine never let you down! I am Taiwanese and I am telling you even many stores in NYC can’t match their dishes!!! Yep, THAT good! service is friendly, and price is fairly in the pricy world right now especially for the lunch combo. I tried almost everything and I just love everything we ordered! Do try it, you are going to love it! Parking is a bit problem since the area is getting really busy now but not as bad as in Boston Chinatown.
… moreCalvin Ng
We stopped by for dinner on Sunday. It was busy. Make reservations in advance.
We got the cucumber in chili sauce. It was a good hit of sour and spicy.
The cabbage dumplings were flavorful and juicy. The scallion pancakes were crispy and not oily. We got the Dang dan noodles with peanut sauce. I’m a bit disappointed. Lack with flavor. We got the grilled fish with tomato sauce. The fish cooked perfectly. The tomato sauce compliments the fried fish. I would definitely order the grilled fish with tomato sauce again.
… moreWe got the cucumber in chili sauce. It was a good hit of sour and spicy.
The cabbage dumplings were flavorful and juicy. The scallion pancakes were crispy and not oily. We got the Dang dan noodles with peanut sauce. I’m a bit disappointed. Lack with flavor. We got the grilled fish with tomato sauce. The fish cooked perfectly. The tomato sauce compliments the fried fish. I would definitely order the grilled fish with tomato sauce again.
BeantownEater
We been coming here for years. The food has gotten better. We love the double Fish in tomato sauce. It is crispy and moist . The spicy beef in scallions pancakes is bomb. Soup Dumpling is so soft and juicy inside. Overall a good time. A bit pricey but everything is now
… moreOlivia Sheng (盛衣雯)
I love love love the food, especially the salty egg yolk corn. The restaurant atmosphere wasn’t bad, just a little crowded. Everything was clean and well presented. When we were done, they offered to pack our leftovers for us, but when we got home, we found out they put liquids in a styrofoam container that leaked and got on our car interior and our house floors before we noticed. It wasn’t packaged properly, so if you can, try to pack it yourself. We were really disappointed in this because it was gross and messy. Otherwise, great food.
… more