Best Taiwanese Restaurants in Staten Island | Top Rated Taiwanese Food

7 restaurants in Best Taiwanese Restaurants in Staten Island | Top Rated Taiwanese Food

• Goku Kitchen (Staten Island) — Japanese · rated 4.9/5: Goku Kitchen in Staten Island is a Dragon Ball Z-themed restaurant that brings Taiwanese comfort food to life in a laid-back setting. With an array of small plates, noodles, and soups, this anime-inspired eatery is a haven for fans and food lovers alike. Popular dishes include soup dumplings and braised beef noodles. The friendly staff and unique ambiance make it a delightful spot for lunch or dinner where you can also enjoy coffee and dessert.
• Talay — Thai · rated 4.5/5: Nestled in the heart of Mid Island, St. George, Talay offers a cozy retreat showcasing traditional Thai entrees alongside delightful bubble teas and desserts. Perfect for a family outing, this charming spot provides a range of vegetarian and vegan comfort food, with favorites like pad thai, summer rolls, and bubble tea. Enjoy friendly service, whether you choose takeout or dine-in, with most meals priced between $10-20.
• Sakai Ramen and Izakaya — Japanese · rated 4.5/5: Nestled in the Forest Promenade Shopping Plaza, Sakai Ramen and Izakaya offers a laid-back, izakaya-style ambiance perfect for both lunch and dinner. Specializing in ramen, their menu also features a variety of Japanese appetizers and small plates, including takoyaki, yakitori, and chashu buns. With vegetarian options, bubble tea, and a full bar serving beer, wine, sake, and cocktails, Sakai Ramen is the go-to spot on Staten Island for delicious Japanese cuisine. The cozy, modern setting and attentive service receive consistent praise, making every visit a pleasant experience.
• Wild Crab House — Seafood · rated 4.5/5: Wild Crab House in Staten Island is a casual dining spot renowned for its delectable poke bowls and mouthwatering Cajun-style seafood boils. With a strong 4.5 rating and over 125 reviews, this family-friendly restaurant offers convenient amenities such as curbside pickup and free street parking. Enjoy a variety of desserts and bubble tea, all while knowing your payment options are flexible. Visit their website for more details!
• Yummy Machi — Japanese · rated 4.4/5: Located at 2236 Forest Ave, Staten Island, Yummy Machi is a casual eatery that serves delicious Japanese fare including teriyaki, sushi, and bento boxes, as well as refreshing bubble tea. With a 4.4-star rating from 335 reviews, it is a popular spot for both families and takeout lovers. The restaurant offers free parking, curbside pickup, and accepts various payment methods. It's perfect for a relaxed, flavorful meal.
• Phở Minh's — Vietnamese · rated 4.2/5: Phở Minh's is a cozy Vietnamese restaurant in Linden, NJ, offering a broad menu of traditional dishes, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Known for its pho, banh mi, rice dishes, and bubble tea, it’s perfect for both lunch and dinner. Despite limited seating, the atmosphere is casual and relaxed. The service is fast, and customers typically spend between $10-$20. Call ahead for reservations at +1 908-587-9898.
• Aunt Butchie's of Brooklyn — Italian · rated 3/5: Stepping into this Brooklyn-inspired haven feels like a nostalgic journey back to the classic neighborhood cafes where the air is thick with the aroma of freshly brewed espresso and sweet confections. The experience is anchored by a vibrant collection of artisanal sodas and teas, where effervescent bubbles meet bold flavors like rich coffee espresso and velvety vanilla cream to create a refreshing symphony of taste. Whether you’re cooling off with a zesty raspberry soda or lingering over a crisp lemon ice tea, every sip captures the spirited, soulful essence of a timeless New York tradition.