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Unpretentious, family-run operation in a strip mall preparing handmade Taiwanese street food.
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Address: 930 W Parker Rd # 410, Plano, TX 75075
Phone: (972) 423-7576
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Reviews
Cindy Lin
I love everything here! True Taiwan food! The chicken rice and fried pork and soups are all so good! I got lots to go and I will be enjoying this for the entire weekend! I highly recommend here bc they only use fresh ingredients! The waitress is very sweet and kind! A family oriented restaurant! Thank you for your business
… moreTIANXU ZANG
I had a very disappointing experience at Taipei Station Cafe. The overall environment was far below expectations. The dining area felt unclean, with sticky floors and even flies around the tables. The restroom was also in poor condition—dirty and not well-maintained.
Another downside was the unexpected $2.33 fee just for using a credit card. This charge wasn’t clearly posted and felt excessive.
Unfortunately, the food itself did not redeem the experience. The flavors were bland and uninspired—not even average quality for Taiwanese cuisine.
To be fair, the service was the one bright spot. The staff was polite and attentive throughout. However, good service can’t make up for an unclean environment and subpar food.
Not recommended. There are much better options in Plano for both food quality and overall dining experience.
… moreAnother downside was the unexpected $2.33 fee just for using a credit card. This charge wasn’t clearly posted and felt excessive.
Unfortunately, the food itself did not redeem the experience. The flavors were bland and uninspired—not even average quality for Taiwanese cuisine.
To be fair, the service was the one bright spot. The staff was polite and attentive throughout. However, good service can’t make up for an unclean environment and subpar food.
Not recommended. There are much better options in Plano for both food quality and overall dining experience.
Juyoung Lee
I visited here with my family because I really like and miss Taiwanese food. Ji (fried chicken) steak with rice was really delicious!! Highly recommend Spicy Popcorn Chicken was also good! Stir-fried rice noodles were fine. I like they put the food in the to-go plastic containers so that you can take it back home if you can’t finish it. Most dish comes with grounded pork, one side dish, and a big portion of rice. It was worth trying their dishes!
… moreLexie He
I make it a point to visit Taipei Station Cafe every time I’m in town since my first visit 8 yrs ago, and it’s always a rewarding experience.
If you’re in Dallas and craving authentic Taiwanese flavors, Taipei Station Café is a hidden gem you absolutely can’t miss. It’s a family-owned small restaurant where everything is made to order, ensuring fresh and flavorful dishes every time. The owner is very friendly, always making you feel welcome.
The standout dish for me is their beef noodles – hands down the best in town. The broth is rich and savory, the texture of the chewy noodles is just perfect plus generous portion of perfectly cooked tender beef.
Another favorite of mine is the Taiwanese chicken roll. The crispy exterior gives way to juicy, flavorful chicken, making each bite incredibly satisfying. It’s the perfect balance of crunch and tenderness, and it’s always a highlight of my meal.
This place doesn’t have a fancy environment, but I was never disappointed with anything I ordered, you can certainly feel that the food was made with care and passion. Highly recommended!
… moreIf you’re in Dallas and craving authentic Taiwanese flavors, Taipei Station Café is a hidden gem you absolutely can’t miss. It’s a family-owned small restaurant where everything is made to order, ensuring fresh and flavorful dishes every time. The owner is very friendly, always making you feel welcome.
The standout dish for me is their beef noodles – hands down the best in town. The broth is rich and savory, the texture of the chewy noodles is just perfect plus generous portion of perfectly cooked tender beef.
Another favorite of mine is the Taiwanese chicken roll. The crispy exterior gives way to juicy, flavorful chicken, making each bite incredibly satisfying. It’s the perfect balance of crunch and tenderness, and it’s always a highlight of my meal.
This place doesn’t have a fancy environment, but I was never disappointed with anything I ordered, you can certainly feel that the food was made with care and passion. Highly recommended!
John J
Wife and I are in Dallas for the week and I had the urge for a quick Taiwanese food. This place satisfied the urge. I had the beef/tendon noodle soup and my wife had the pig feet bento set. Both were excellent. Next time I will try the fried pork chop and the fried chicken bento set
… more李Junior
I enjoyed their fried taro dish! While the vegan options are quite limited, they are always willing to make adjustments to the order to accommodate different requests! I settle for a tofu dish with a bento-style rice dish with a few sides. Pair your order with a passion fruit green tea and you know your day will be alright!
… moreCal L.
I frequently travel to Taiwan for business and love the food there, especially the spicy beef noodle soup. I gave Taipei Station Cafe a try and it did not disappoint. We love all the food and one dish stood out was the spicy beef noodle soup. The owner told us that they simmer the broth for 2 days. Service was great and we will definitely come back soon.
… moreJay Chit Chan
This place used to be our favorite before we found Wu Wei Ding, but things have changed. The food is more expensive now, and honestly, the quality doesn’t always justify the price. The beef noodle soup portion was small for the high price, and the taste was nothing to brag about. On the positive side, the oyster omelet is awesome, and this is the only place around with decent Gua Bao. However, due to the high prices and average taste of the main dishes, I don’t think I’ll be back.
… moreJoshua Ding
November 2024
Good and tasty food but not cheap. Food was served on plastic container and eat with plastic ware. Not much of service and the restroom needs attention. If you can overlook all that, the food taste is pretty good. The size of the pork chop is pretty huge.
I will not come as often due to the pricing.
… moreGood and tasty food but not cheap. Food was served on plastic container and eat with plastic ware. Not much of service and the restroom needs attention. If you can overlook all that, the food taste is pretty good. The size of the pork chop is pretty huge.
I will not come as often due to the pricing.
Michael Hsu
AMAZING!! I’ve been looking for authentic Taiwanese cuisine (being Taiwanese myself) and found this place. We had their oyster pancake, pork belly gua bao, and popcorn chicken. Their portion sizes were huge and the food was PHENOMENAL. It is super worth it to come here, a must have.
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