Taipei Hong

Build your own healthy meal by choosing your favorite veggies, proteins, and carb, perfect for when you want something comforting and customizable. Must-try authentic Taiwanese dishes: ✨Hot pot beef loaded with veggies
✨Spicy dry pot (Malatang – pork bone broth)
✨Dry pot beef with bold spices
✨Signature Taiwanese fried popcorn chicken
✨Taiwanese apple cider ✨Taiwanese Sausage & Pork Belly If you’re craving real Taiwanese flavors in Flushing, this spot is a must 🤍

Total gem obscured as a hole in the wall. Pork Chop Railroad Rice Box is the best in the city, not too greasy and not overly fried with three small pieces packed in a separate container so as to let it breathe and not get soggy. Comes with two sides of veggies, two pieces of braised fried tofu and ground pork, and pickled vegetables the ways it's supposed to, on a bed of rice. Popcorn chicken also quite good. Can't wait to try the stinky tofu! Very reseasonably priceds... check out the menu.

This is herbal medicine at it's finest!! 🥰🥰 Chipotle is not bad when your looking for protein but you can't go wrong over here you get delicious/savory flavors and seasoning packed in a beef soup with hearty mushroom, tofu, and rice cake. Great staff and vibes. Soup you can never get anywhere else and they really take care of you like a family. 😋

Stinky tofu 9.99 - not so stinky for my hubby,good enough for me (still stunk) but it was flavorful, the sauce was spicy and good, the pickled cabbage was good

Delicious food for very reasonable prices! We got the Taiwanese Burger (Pork), the Popcorn Chicken Noodle, and the Beef Shanghai Noodle, which were all quite flavorful and authentic. Seating is somewhat limited because the space is shared with several other restaurants, but other than that it was a nice experience overall.

Keepin it real out here in Flushing Solid solid spot for some traditional Taiwanese food. Location is convenient and even better, inside a tiny food hall with bunch of other vendors. There's just the right amount of seats and still has the hole in the wall vibe. The dishes are authentic and traditional, if that's your thing then it's the spot for you. The popcorn chicken and pork chop are something that everyone will like. Will def return.

Although the food is okay, this place isn't actually opened by Taiwanese people despite the name. It is a vendor inside a unit with multiple vendors and has a few places to sit.

Deserves 5 stars - the popcorn chicken rice platter was absolutely delicious - rice was perfectly cooked and veggies/chicken perfectly flavored. Portion size was generous. Tasted very homey. 100% recommend

Comforting, warm, delicately fried popcorn chicken and pork chop were such a flavor bomb of deliciousness. Great texture and quality and the side of veggies and rice were a perfect combo. Highly recommend stopping by this stall!

Hidden in the back of a tiny food hall, you'll get a taste of classic Taiwanese staples. Expect to wait a bit when there's basically only one person doing it all but it will satisfy the craving. It's got the whole back in the motherland vibe in there so prepare to get cozy with other people eating and minding their own business while you share a table. Simple no frills food for the people, it's got that homemade nostalgia to it. Stay fat mother suckers

We had the popcorn chicken with rice, pork belly with rice, and Taiwanese sausage. All our dishes, fair portions, were definitely affordable and tasty. The rice dishes also came with pickled vegetables, a tea egg, and minced pork. These also tasted good. I felt that the medium spice didn't blend well with other popcorn chicken that I've tried, but the dish was still solid. We ordered in front and got our food on a tray. Seating is in a shared, air-conditioned space with a few other businesses selling food. Service was quick, but note that that they only accept cash for payment.

My new fave dry hot pot place! I love that I can pick out exactly what I want and they charge by the pound. I also loved how friendly they were because let's face it, Flushing vendors are often rude especially to my kind of people. The food was good and they make it to the spice level that I like. I'm really debating going back right this minute to get more. If I do I'll post a better pic of the food than the one I have here lol.

I've been craving for Taiwanese food for awhile, came here on Thursday just to found out they closed every Thursday. Came back the next day to get their Pork Chop Over Rice 排骨飯. Such a great value for your money, their portion is big, and it taste really good! Rice and vegetable, pork chop and even a soup. I'll come back for sure to try more

This is a small family owned shop in Flushing, Queens in a tinyish narrow food hall that has other vendors located inside. This spot definitely gives "hole in the wall vibes" if you're looking for that. There is limited seating so be prepared! The food was not expensive at all. It was decent solid food for the price you pay but don't expect it to be gourmet! I like the minced pork on the rice and the rice dish but the pork chop itself was just ok. Nothing super special. I shared with a friend and she seemed she enjoy the noodles and Taiwanese burger. To me they were just okay as well. But for the price, you get quite a lot of food!

Taipei Hong was so good, we went here twice already for our food choice. The first time, we met a sweet lady that offered us a free drink. Their Popcorn Chicken ($8) is on the pricey side, but it's the only one I am aware of in Flushing. You can taste the batter, but the chicken itself wasn't bad. You can't go wrong with their Taiwanese Style Braised Beef Noodle Soup ($11) or their Pork Chop Over Rice ($10). Their noodle soup isn't as memorable as their Pork Chop Over Rice though. They make a mean delicious pork chop! And there's something about their minced meat over rice that just pairs perfectly together. Next time around, I tried their Taiwanese Burger ($6), and I wasn't expecting how sweet it would end up being, with lots of sugar and nuts surrounding the pork meat. I wouldn't get again, but it was pillowy. I speak the same for the Taiwanese Cold Noodle ($8), which their Mild Spicy was too much for me. The noodles were soft and bouncy though. Their Fish Steak Rice ($9) is the first I've ever seen. Picture a fish fried in a Taiwanese fried chicken style, and that's a fish steak. I wasn't expecting how interesting it tasted, and yet it works! They gave 5 pieces too! What a deal. The food isn't exactly mind blowing, but it is pretty affordable, and they probably offer the best Taiwanese food in this area. I find myself craving their fried foods every time now.

OMG~ I have not ate Taiwanese food that is this good since 66 seafood restaurant left flushing. Their pork chop railroad bento is so worth the money. It's so much food that can feed two meals. The boss lady is super friendly! If I have to say something not so nice is their location sucks. It took me a while to find it. But that doesn't stop me from giving the 5 stars review. Yep this became one of my regular. So good!!

Around 10 minute wait if you get the pork chop over rice. Minimal seating area. Good portion for the price. Food coma likely.

So good! Finally found a good Taiwanese Pork Chop over rice place in Flushing so I don't need to always go to Elmhurst. Ordered 2 pork chops over rice and stinky tofu to go. They packed the pork chop separately from the rice and the rice comes with a variety of veggies. Good amount of food for the price too.

Wanted to grab a snack and found this place tucked in the back of a mini food court. There were only 3 rows of tables that could fit about 4 people per row. Food came out fairly quick. I tried stinky tofu for the first time and I can't say that it's my new favorite thing. My friend likes it and enjoyed the fried stinky tofu. To me, it had a bad pungent taste. Even the sauce or having a bite of popcorn chicken could hide it. To each their own. The popcorn chicken was good. You could taste the five spice. The meat was not dry and pretty decent sized. Every bite had meat, which I appreciate.

Located across the street from Macy's, it is a stall in a mini food court. You will need to walk all the way to the back. We were on the hunt for taiwanese popcorn chicken. We got an order for take out, it was about $8 and you can get it spicy if you want. There was a decent amount of chicken and the flavor was pretty good. It can get kind of dry though, I think having some kind of sauce would help. There is seating there but is pretty limited. There are other food stalls around. The menu had other items such as mala tang. I would recommend bringing cash. It satisfied our taiwanese popcorn chicken craving.

I've heard great things about Taiwanese food but unfortunately haven't been able to try much of it yet. I saw a video on YouTube recommending this spot so I decided to give Taipei Hong a visit for a taste of this revered cuisine. In particular, I was interested in trying the famous Taiwanese popcorn chicken. I ordered the platter over rice which came alongside diced beef and cooked cabbage. After one bite, I was blown away by the popcorn chicken. The chicken was perfectly fried with a satisfying crisp, tender inside and delicious seasoning. The rice platter was a perfect complement to the fried chicken. On its own, the rice platter is a bit on the bland side but still no problem if you drizzle a bit of soy sauce! The owner is really nice and is very friendly over the phone and in-person as well. I really enjoy the food, ambiance and overall experience at this Taiwanese food stall so I will offer it a 5-star rating.

Affordable and tasty food from Taiwan! I found this place at Yelp as it was close to our hotel Sky Hotel. And I grew up eating Taiwanese home-cooked meals. I went with friend, Ann, and we tried the chicken. Fried rice, Shanghai Beef noodles, and the fried tofu appetizer. I thought every was legit and tasty, and the price was right! Meal for two for less than $30! If I was not traveling, I would have brought home leftovers and had another meal! That is a bargain for NYC!

Delicious hot yummy and the auntie serving was the friendliest. The popcorn chicken was classic and amazing, and the pork stir fried noodle was filling

Best fried pork chop over rice place in Flushing, NY. Long time ago, there was Lu's Seafood place which I had always ordered my fried pork chop from, but place closed down before Covid. Since then, I haven't found a good pork chop place in Flushing and I finally found it. What I like about this is there were about 5 staff working in the kitchen and they were all women, so Go Girl Power! Once foos is ordered, it can take about 10-15 minutes, so I recommend calling. My sister thinks the coating of the pork chop tastes like popcorn chicken, but that's fine to me because it tastes very flavorful.

Keepin it real out here in Flushing Solid solid spot for some traditional Taiwanese food. Location is convenient and even better, inside a tiny food hall with bunch of other vendors. There's just the right amount of seats and still has the hole in the wall vibe. The dishes are authentic and traditional, if that's your thing then it's the spot for you. The popcorn chicken and pork chop are something that everyone will like. Will def return.

Today I picked up 2 pork chop over rice for $10 each. While the amount of pork chop looked pretty impressive (and packed nicely in a separate take out rice container, it was heavily breaded and the quality of the meat was pretty horrible. It's not your typical pork chop cut but some random cuts and pieces. Some parts were super fatty and one piece of the small 7pcs was just breaded bone. The rest of the bento was fine but the star was disappointing. The flavor was good though... Just wish there was more pork chop to the pork chop. I will stick to popcorn chickens in the future. I loved those when they were $6 each many moons ago.

Unfortunately, the food was very bland and boring. This is a self service establishment with a million mosquitos trying to eat you while you eat. We got the popcorn chicken and it was very small in portion. The beef noodle soup was unbelievably tasteless. I also got the chicken leg over rice thinking it was the fried chicken leg but it wasn't. Instead it was some soy sauce boiled chicken leg. Yuck! The pork belly in chili oil was also a waste of time. Food was just bad....

I've been to another Taipei Hong in Elmhurst. This one is located off Roosevelt in Flushing inside a 5-stall mini food court and may not be easy to locate. I guess the best marker is T-Mobile which is 2 door away. There're a few 2-seater tables shared among all stalls, but aside from the 3 against wall, they are subject to foot traffic and people who are waiting. So this is really geared for carry-out orders. I don't normally order this dish because it always gets preempted by other bolder dishes when I'm in town. Today nostalgia called and I made it a point to get it. It's listed as "Mixed Tempuras" on the menu; I'd subtitle it as "Tempura Bowl with Broth". My MIL is right that it's a dish we can easily make with ingredients from an Asian supermarket, but the sauce that accompanies the dish is crucial and I don't think it's readily available in stores. The bowl consists of chunks of Daikon radishes, fish balls, fish cakes, seafood tofus, and fried tofus soaked in a pool of the magic sauce, with a cup of pork broth served separately. It was very temperature hot and very satisfying. The soft and crunchy texture is very easy on the mouth. I got what I came for and I highly recommend this dish. I also ordered some Taiwanese Burgers with pork bellies. It didn't look its best and I've had better ones elsewhere. So yeah, I'll need to come back for their signature dishes to give a real verdict.

5 stars. I am Taiwanese and I always love seeking out good Taiwanese food. Taipei Hong satisfied my search for Taiwanese food in flushing. It was a small shop inside of a building all the way at the end so it is easy to miss, but I would highly recommend you to search for it. It was one of the best Taiwanese food I've had. Their stinky tofu was perfectly stinky and flavorful, the sauces they added perfectly compliments the fried tofu. The gua bao was super good, lots of peanuts and a generous chunk of meat. I do wish there was more pickled mustard green in it, but it was still super enjoyable to eat. The popcorn chicken rice portion was plentiful and the popcorn chicken was super well seasoned. It was perfectly crispy and all the pieces were nice big chunks of chicken thigh. Next time I go back to Flushing, this is a place I must come back to.

Worst dry hotpot I've ever had. The person choosing took a lot of the heavy vegetables and little of the meats I ordered. Ended up paying 21$ for mostly vegetables. The dried tofu hardly seemed cooked and it was overall super bland. Beef was all fat.

The most authentic stinky tofu in flushing! It was a perfect balance of stinkiness, umami, and freshness from the pickle cabbages. The tofu was perfectly fried with a silken interior and a crunchy exterior coated in a succulent sweet sauce with a tinge of heat. The pickled vegetables cut the greasiness of the tofu and balanced the dish. I want to try their other Taiwanese Street snacks next time!

Very nice customer service, at least to me. Patient with customers. Hole in the wall place but with really good Taiwanese food. Have been here several times already. I do takeout because digs are divey. I love their popcorn chicken. Prices are very good for the portions they serve.

came here on a food/snack crawl and got the popcorn chicken (spicy) for take-out for 7.99. the portion size was very generous; the takeout container was packed to overflowing and we had to eat quite a few pieces before we could close the lid. the coating/spice on the chicken was flavorful and the chicken was tender, although there were a few pieces that were almost all breading. overall a great place to get a snack to go. there are a few seats there but they're rather grimy and not somewhere you'd want to linger.

I ordered the fried chicken pieces not too bad for $8. It was quiet on a Friday evening

Craving for stinky tofu so I gave this place a try. Stinky tofu wasn't stinky at all. Just fried tofu. Eat in as well as take out orders are served in plastic containers. Eat ins orders - as a result - lots of plastic containers in the trash. Not very green at all. They should switch to paper plates or something. Have them a try but won't be back.

This is a hole in the wall family owned food stall inside at the back of a small chinese mall that has ~5 different food stalls. We ordered Taiwanese pork chop with rice ($9) and chicken leg with rice ($8) dishes for takeout. The portions are relatively large for the prices of those dishes. Pork chops were huge, well seasoned with a mild sweetness umami flavor and very crispy. The chicken leg was marinated in a soy sauce flavor seasoning. Both were quite good. The dishes come with two different vegetable sides (bok choy and bean sprouts) along with minced pork, pickled mustard greens and half a soy sauce marinated egg.

Found this hidden gem from someone I follow on Instagram and I am so glad and happy that I went there for dinner tonight ! I definitely would not have found this place if I had not come across his feed on Instagram because i usually don't walk into stores like these in flushing. Long story short I got the popcorn chicken over rice and chicken leg over rice and they both were amazing . I love the minced meat ,braised egg , bean sprout and bag choy they put in it . The rice they use was good as well as it doesn't taste like those cheap rice some restaurants use. Over all it exceeded my expectation. Will definitely go back to try other things on the menu.

All I have to say are these four words: Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken Rice Chicken is juicy and crispy (ask for spicy if you like a touch of heat) Rice is nice and fluffy. Pickled veggie adds the perfect tang and sweetness. Bean sprout and bokchoy for veggies (bc balance meals-am I rightttt?!) Food came out quick and there were seats available to dine in.

The pot is so-so... needs more flavor... they do have delivery with app. I would try something else next time.

Glad to have found this gem in flushing. Always reliable and food comes ready quick. I especially love the salt and pepper chicken over rice. They give you a generous portion of chicken that is separately stored in another food take out box. They are attentive as soon as you arrive. Not sure how well their English is, but you can order online.

Ordered: Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken ($5.99) Craving satisfied! The chicken was very tender and flavored well. Although I would've preferred if the outside layer was crisper and less greasy, I did appreciate that the breading wasn't too thick, which is an issue I've seen with a lot of other fried chicken. Overall, would recommend coming here just to try their Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken! Will be back to try some of their other dishes next time!

A small hole in the wall with several tables in the back. They offer authentic Taiwanese food and some rice dishes and mala tang noodle soups. Taiwan popcorn chicken: 8/10 Great portion. They give a generous amount of chicken and fill the chicken to the brim. A little on the oily side but still delicious. Chicken very tender. Gua Bao (Taiwanese burger): 10/10 Filled with a slice of tender braised pork belly with just the right amount of mustard greens and peanut powder. The buns were very soft too. Everything was fairly priced. Can't wait to come back to try the other items

Located in a tiny ghetto food court with minimal seating on Roosevelt Ave, this place I would say is great for quick no fuss Taiwanese food. There was an A rating on the restaurant so I had no concerns. My sister and I shared stinky tofu, beef noodle soup and pork belly over rice. Stinky tofu - Awesome! And not too stinky for the people who are more sensitive to the smell. They gave a hefty amount, easy to share between 2-4 people. The tofu was nicely fried and it came with pickled cabbage, very legit Beef noodle soup - the noodles looked to be udon, a bit thicker than I am used to. The soup and beef was good with authentic flavor and plenty of soft bok choy. The only negative was that the soup perhaps was a bit oilier than I would like it to be.This perhaps my least favorite of the three things I tried. Pork belly over rice - Loved it! They asked us if we wanted it to be fattier or leaner which I appreciated. We got leaner for more meat. It came over rice with meat sauce. The meat sauce was delicious! Best I have had in a while honestly. It had the right amount of salt to it unlike other places where I find it to be a bit bland or off balanced in seasoning. It also came with cooked cabbage, what looked to be broccoli rabe, egg and picked veggies. It was a lot of food for one. Definitely good to share as well so you can try other things. Overall, a delicious cheap meal!

Authentic Taiwanese food. Not as saucy as I would like, and on the pricy side but the flavors are authentic and it tastes amazing. Extremely hard to beat.

Taipei Hong exists in a number of food courts all over Queens but I feel like the one on Roosevelt Avenue near the 7 train station is the best one. Located it the back of a dilapidated mini mall that has (or had) 2 other stalls, this place serves up great Taiwanese favorites at reasonable prices. The menu here is the usual stuff from Taiwanese stalls - pork chops, popcorn chicken, stinky tofu, sausages, etc. Their food though is really good and probably some of the best Taiwanese fare in Flushing. Their pork chop is crispy, seasoned well and tender. Their lu rou fan (pork rice) is also really tasty and not greasy. Veggies that come with the rice are also seasoned well and not overcooked. Portion sizes are really generous for the price and the staff here cares about the food as evidenced by them separating the fried items from the others so as to maintain crispiness. Big fan of this place, makes me really miss Taiwan.

Taiwanese stir fried rice noodle is pretty good Popcorn chicken is not the best but good enough for my crave. I think the Taiwanese sausage got good flavor. But was a little over cooked. Great staff! Friendly service Overall a 4-stars

This tucked away hidden gem is a prime example of why food in Flushing is STELLAR. CASH ONLY. Bottled water only. No tap water. Choose your battle ladies and gents! HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR SPICE? If you can take the challenge choose extra spicy and prepare to spend a lot of time in the bathroom. The Beef Malatang is not only flavorful and spicy but also delicious! The beef ratio was rather low but for the price of $8.99 can you really complain? It's filled with a heavy handful of clear noodles, cabbage, silky tofu & bokchoy. Yes, you will get full on one bowl! Order at the front and when your order is called you go back to pick it up. Note that seating is limited.

It's inside a small food hall with limited seating, I recommend getting it as takeout. It's my go-to place for Taiwanese popcorn chicken. I usually get it on its own, but if you get the meal, it comes with veggies, minced pork and rice. The beef mala tang is also very good for the price. There is a lot of meat, more than other places, definitely good bang for your buck.

Reviewing Taipei Hong based on the their taiwanese dishes (small eats) only. I have not tried out the noodles and rice dishes yet. It was 10:20pm on Sunday and there weren't many small bites/appetizer type of places open during this late hour. I was gladly able to Yelp around and find this place. When my friend and I went into the food court, the employee was already closing the kitchen and taking out the trash. We were really sad until he asked us "what do we want to eat?" He told us he doesn't have rice anymore and we told him we just want snacks like popcorn chicken which they had. We were thrilled. These were the items we ordered that night: -Taiwanese popcorn chicken, super crispy, hot and tender! You can choose spicy level, but we just went with non-spicy. -Stinky tofu, one order was pretty big, had at least 10 pieces. The only concern I have was that it was not stinky enough! Need more fermentation. -Pig's intestine w/ garlic sauce, those intestines were drenched in sauce and topped off with sliced ginger and cilantro - just like what you will find at a nightmarket in taiwan. -Taiwanese sausage (sliced), it was great with garlic. -Mixed tempura, assorted with radish, fish cakes, etc. Being able to score all these freshly fried snacks really made our night and the guy was really nice. I heard it's a family-own business = 100% Support.

Taipei Hong is one of the best stalls in the small Chinese food court across from the Macy's department store. When you go inside, you have to walk all the way to the back. Taipei Hong sells Taiwanese favorites like Taiwanese popcorn chicken and pork chop over rice. The pork chop over rice is a must try. The pork chops are super tender, you won't know if you're eating chicken or pork. It is super fast, home style, take out food. There are tables in the tiny food court but most people order to go.

Nice spot near the 7 train station. It's all the way inside. Ordered the pork chop over rice and fried chicken. Also ordered the pork burger. The pork chop and fried chicken were delicious and I like how they separated the meat from rice so it doesn't get too soggy fast. The pork burger was tiny though... wish it was bigger but nonetheless tasted delicious!

Really love this place, it's my go-to whenever I have a hard time deciding what to eat in Flushing. I usually get the pork chop over rice and an order of Taiwanese popcorn chicken. You can pick you spice level for the popcorn chicken but be warned that the spicy is quite spicy! I also love that the rice includes veggies, an egg, and ground meat as well. Such a great spot and the ladies that work at the front are super nice and patient.

Would highly recommend their Taiwanese pork chop over rice. They pack the 2 pork chops separately from the rice, eggs, minced pork, and fried vegetables, so the portions are huge.

Wow! I'm so happy I found this place. Me and my sister was on a hunt for stinky tofu in new t. I would say this is the most authentic stinky tofu I've ever had. It was made crispy too. We got three orders of them because it's so good. We have to come back to get popcorn chicken and other authentic Taiwanese dishes next time.

This place is the definition of hole in the wall, but has amazing and authentic Taiwanese food. My favorite is the salt and pepper pork chop which comes with vegetables and rice. They give huge portions which can definitely last 2-3 meals. For $8, what more can you ask for?

Come here only if you are very hungry I've been here three times and each time , the food portions are huge. Whenever I carry my order to go , it feels so heavy like I'm carrying a dumbbell. I almost always finish my meals clean wherever I go but each time I got food here, there always were a few spoons of rice/veggies left. I felt packed. The term don't judge a book by its cover is true here. When you take the food out , it doesnt look crazy good but when you taste it, the food was hot and flavorful, no complaints. Another bonus point for Taipei Hong is that it closes later. I always get the night shifts and by the time I'm at main street it's like 10:30. Everything is closed , besides fast food like McDonalds and Burger King.. and I am tired of that ...so the fact this place gives me time to get good food hits the spot. Overall, solid spot, not hard to find too.

The fried chicken over rice is surprisingly tasty ( was worried it would be dry). It's our go to place for 盐酥鸡.