Best Taiwanese Restaurants in Herald Square | Top Rated Taiwanese Food

8 restaurants in Best Taiwanese Restaurants in Herald Square | Top Rated Taiwanese Food

• Bites of Xian 38 西府小吃 — Chinese · rated 4.4/5: Situated in Midtown West's Garment District, Bites of Xian 38 西府小吃 brings traditional Chinese flavors to New York. This unpretentious eatery specializes in handmade noodles and dumplings, with popular dishes like beef noodle soup, liangpi, and roujiamo. Known for its excellent service and reasonable prices, it's a go-to spot for lunch and dinner. Stop by to experience delicious food in a laid-back atmosphere.
• Bites of Xian 32 西府小吃 — Chinese · rated 4.4/5: Bites of Xian 32 in Midtown South offers a delightful experience of traditional Chinese comfort food. Known for its homemade noodles, hand-made dumplings, and crispy burgers, this casual eatery is a hit with families, thanks to its welcoming vibe. Ideal for a quick lunch or dinner, popular dishes include the stewed beef noodle soup and liang pi. Conveniently located, it provides a tasty meal at a reasonable price.
• Jongro Rice Hotdog — Korean · rated 4.4/5: Nestled in the heart of Koreatown, Jongro Rice Hotdog offers a delightful taste of Korean street food with their specialized rice hot dogs. Indulge in a variety of corn dogs, including the vegetarian mozzarella option, paired with classic bubble tea and delectable desserts. The casual spot is perfect for a quick bite, featuring fast service and convenient outdoor seating. With affordable prices and a 4.4-star rating from satisfied customers, it's a go-to spot for a flavorful snack in Midtown.
• Silky Kitchen — Chinese · rated 4.3/5: Silky Kitchen is a fast-casual Chinese noodle restaurant in Dutch Kills, Long Island City, specializing in authentic Hunan comfort food. The menu features stir-fries, soups, and dumplings, with popular dishes like pork and pickled mustard greens and beef with soup noodles. Enjoy a quick bite in an informal setting or opt for takeout and delivery. Open daily from 11 AM to 8:45 PM.
• Koku Ramen — Japanese · rated 4/5: Steam rises from bowls of mazemen, where thick, chewy noodles are tossed in a concentrated symphony of savory oils and bold toppings to create a brothless masterpiece of intense flavor. This rich, umami-driven experience finds its perfect cooling companion in vibrant, ice-cold bubble teas, served in a sleek space that hums with the vibrant energy of a modern noodle house.
• KITCHEN PARADISE — Chinese · rated 3.6/5: Tucked away in the heart of New York City, Kitchen Paradise is a charming spot offering a wide range of classic Chinese dishes. With a menu featuring handmade noodles, house special fried rice, and bubble tea, there's something for everyone. Ideal for families, this friendly eatery accepts various payment methods and offers convenient takeout and delivery options. Enjoy their flavorful dishes from 48 W 48th St #101, New York.
• Sanmiwago — Japanese: The air hums with the rhythmic sizzle of cast-iron pans as golden-brown dumplings are seared to a perfect, lacy crunch in this vibrant and modern space. Succulent fillings are tucked within delicate skins and served alongside steaming bowls of springy noodles, creating a symphony of textures and deep, savory flavors that capture the essence of Taiwanese comfort. It is an inviting destination where traditional craft meets a lively, contemporary energy, offering a soul-warming experience in every bite.
• ViVi Bubble Tea — Chinese: Vibrant neon accents and a playful, modern energy define this bustling tea house, where the sweet aroma of caramelized brown sugar and freshly brewed leaves fills the air. Each visit offers a kaleidoscope of customizable refreshments, from velvety milk teas to sparkling fruit infusions elevated by the satisfying chew of honey-soaked boba and the whimsical pop of colorful pearls.