Taipei Express

Ash F 5 months ago

Been my top for Chinese takeout for a long time. It's quality and great flavor. Lunch Specials end at 3. We ordered GT Chicken, and scallion chicken, crab Rangoon, pan fried pork dumplings and special (chicken, beef, shrimp) Lo Mein. I recommend takeout because it's a small establishment. Also, the lot is very limited due to some construction beside it. Order before you head over during lunch hours. The food is super duper hot and made fresh. If you order deliver I imagine it will arrive hot because dine in temp was scorching! Service was standard. The lady that looks like she runs the place is kind. Before ordering a drink, ask if the machine is working properly. Today, it wasn't so we didn't get the drinks we wanted. GENERAL TSO CHICKEN 10/10.

A Glad 2 months ago

FOOD SAFETY & CUSTOMER SERVICE CONCERN I’m really disappointed with my experience ordering from Taipei last night. While eating my shrimp dish, I found a long black hair in the food, which was extremely off-putting and unacceptable. I immediately called the restaurant to let them know, expecting at least an apology or some kind of resolution. Instead, I was told that I would have to physically bring the food back in order to receive a refund. That response felt dismissive and inconvenient, especially considering the situation. Food safety and customer service should be a top priority, and unfortunately this experience fell short on both. I hope the restaurant takes this seriously and improves their quality control and how they handle customer concerns.

Plane P a month ago

This was by the far the most flavorless Chinese food I’ve ever had. Even the chicken with sauce tastes lile absolutely nothing. Everything was extremely hot and fresh but it tasted like hot water. If you don’t believe me, order it. Definitely not worth the trouble in the parking lot. And I truly question the people that enjoy this. No salt in anything. Lo mein tasted like NOTHING

Angel Baide 9 months ago

Taipei Express; Beef & Broccoli with a Roll + Egg Drop & Wonton Soup ($15) There’s a quiet kind of joy in a place like Taipei Express — the kind where the staff greet you with genuine smiles and make you feel like they’ve been expecting you all along. My order was simple: beef and broccoli with a roll, plus a bowl of egg drop and wonton soup. Fifteen dollars well spent. The beef came tender, coated in a glossy sauce that struck the right balance between savory and a hint of sweet. The broccoli was bright green, crisp but cooked through, soaking up just enough flavor to keep every bite interesting. That little roll on the side — soft, warm, a little buttery — ended up being the perfect tool to clean the plate. The soup was a small comfort in itself — the silky strands of egg floating around soft wontons, the broth light but full of warmth. It’s the kind of meal that doesn’t try too hard, just quietly hits the spot. Taipei Express isn’t fancy, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s good food, kind people, and the kind of comfort that keeps you coming back.

Marcos Gee 7 months ago

Honey walnut shrimp was shrimp in a fried circle (half the circle was filled. You get small piece of shrimp and the rest is dough) with spicy orange brown sauce. Which still had no flavor. I could only tell it was spicy orange brown sauce because of the orange peel and peppers at the bottom. Fried rice was cold. She charged me an extra because I got fried rice. Will never go again.