I use to come here all the time since it opened around 2018, food there has not changed one bit, still amazingly good and simple. Even though there is almost no one dinning in, their customer service is still great and very kind. This place is 100% worth checking out and to get lunch or dinner from.

some_duck_guy

Cute little Taiwanese lunch spot with authentic flavors. The chicken leg and popcorn chicken bentos were delicious and the lunch special was a good value! Will be back to try the beef noodle soup.

D F.

I go there for the Taiwanese sausages every single time I'm in the neighborhood. This is the only place in the borough that makes it just like back in Taiwan. I just can't get enough of it. I'm drooling as I'm typing, by the way.

Fala L.

I recently tried Taiwan Station for lunch, and I must say it was an overall good experience. The fried chicken leg bento was delicious, served with a side of vegetables (cabbage and broccoli). The rice was topped with braised pork, two slices of pickled daikon, and, of course, the chicken leg, which was cooked thoroughly and crispy on the outside. The bento also came with a clear soup/broth, a nice complement to the meal. The service was quick and friendly. I think it is a good spot for anyone looking for a quick meal in the neighborhood.

L Y.

The food was really good and the people were super nice. The music was just not very relaxing. It's not a big deal but some quieter and slower paced music would be nice for eating.

Shen W.

Delicious food!! This small little restaurant tucked away in Brooklyn is a little gem of a place. I haven’t found any small Taiwanese restaurants that brings back memories of Taiwan. As crazy as it sounds, shaved ice is really hard to mess up but I have not been to a place that made shaved ice just like I remember from Taiwan except here! I just ordered a Taiwanese shaved ice and it brings back memories from years ago when I had my first Taiwanese shaved ice. Their vermicelli noodles are also very flavorful and they offer small and large portions which is exactly how it’s usually served in Taiwan. Sometimes I just want small eats and most places if not all places do not have much options to choose a small portion. I’d definitely come back here again and try their lunch boxes. The price range that says I spent $50-$100 is because I ordered a lot of different things to try including my take out. But the food is very affordable here. We initially ordered a large bowl of noodles and a small bowl of noodles with 2 drinks and 2 sausages that cost about $30.

Yin L.

They have good customer service and their bento was really really good🤗. It includes many vegetable and rice that gives you a good balance of nutritions.

Kevin