Taiwan Cafe

Taiwanese restaurant · Chinatown ·

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Why Boston Is a Better Holiday Destination Than New York City

"A gem in Chinatown, famous for Taiwanese dumplings and Szechuan-style white fish in chile oil." - Hannah Selinger

https://www.foodandwine.com/boston-for-the-holidays-8759536

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Taiwanese dumplings, beef noodle soup, and pan-fried pork chop.

soup dumplings

pork chop

beef scallion roll

stinky tofu

sichuan style white fish

beef noodle soup

minced pork over rice

oyster omelette

4.0 (439)

3.6

Featured in

34 Oxford St, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

$20–30

Order delivery

See Menu

Restroom

Popular for lunch

Popular for dinner

Cozy

Family friendly

Taiwan Cafe by Rachel Leah Blumenthal/Eater Boston

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Information

Taiwanese dumplings, beef noodle soup, and pan-fried pork chop.

soup dumplings

pork chop

beef scallion roll

stinky tofu

sichuan style white fish

beef noodle soup

minced pork over rice

oyster omelette

4.0 (439)

3.6

Featured in

34 Oxford St, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

$20–30

Order delivery

See Menu

Restroom

Popular for lunch

Popular for dinner

Cozy

Family friendly

See full details

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