Baxian Grill

It's a busy joint but they kindly accommodated us when we arrived at 5pm on a Saturday without a reservation. I liked the alfresco dining experience, just glad there wasn't any smoker around us. Unfortunately I'm not sure if we ordered the wrong dishes but they weren't outstanding and it was a rather pricey meal overall. Definitely had better in Taipei.

We ordered about 10 different dishes, and nearly everything was amazing. The highlights were the fried rice, suan ni bai rou, and the deep-fried long beans – they were exceptional. The spot is perfect for both eating and drinking, and the service was quick. 👌👌

It is your typical street food turn restaurant. They have been able to keep the flavor of the street food. I was a little bit disappointed with there grill stinkies tofu, because it came in soup base. The duck intestine and the pig grill intestine are worth reordering.

Baxian Grill is a delightful dining experience that excels in friendly service and group gatherings. The staff goes above and beyond to make you feel welcome and cater to your needs. It's a fun spot for a lively group dinner, with a vibrant and convivial ambiance. The menu boasts a diverse array of food options, catering to various tastes, and their vegetarian-friendly selections are impressive. Whether you're a meat lover or a vegetarian, Baxian Grill ensures everyone leaves with a satisfied palate and heart. Highly recommended for memorable dining moments with friends and family.

A local outdoor hangout place where we got to try the 18 days Taiwan beer. All the food are soooo good. Service is tourist friendly though lots of local come here Stingky soft tofu, not the fried one is so good here. The steam fish. I think all are good as it is freshly made. I would definitely be interested to come back :)

Very traditional The menu has a lot of delicious options Fairly a lot of space 真的很好！

Typical food to be expected at a rechao. Maybe slightly better since there wasn’t any weird white pepper flavoring or old-reused oil for the fried food. Better than most of them I have been to in my limited experience. English menu, which is very helpful. Uncomfortable seats that are too low to the ground, loud parties all around. Servers constantly unsure where the food goes. It was exactly what you might expect but the food was decent.

Great kuai chai place in Taipei. Decor is timeless. We dined on their rooftop and ordered loads of dishes till we couldn’t fit more. Every dish was spot on. Our favorite was the 3 cup chicken, fried oyster and stinky tofu!! I miss this place already and can’t wait to return!