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"As soon as you enter you get asked how many (ji wei) and get pointed to a table. Pretty quickly a pot of soupy porridge is delivered to your table with bowls and plates and chopsticks. Then you are directed to head over to the hot bar and order dishes to accompany your porridge. Dining here is quick.Food: 4/5"
Telefon: (+1)4082532569
Adresse: 20956 Homestead Rd, 95014, Cupertino, United States
Stadt: Cupertino
Webseite: https://www.taiwanporridge.com/
Montag: 11:00-20:10
Dienstag: 11:00-20:10
Mittwoch: 11:00-20:10
Donnerstag: 11:00-20:10
Freitag: 11:00-20:10
Samstag: 11:00-20:10
Sonntag: 11:00-20:10
Gerichte: 94
Ausstattung: 4
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 10655
The Taiwan Porridge restaurant offers a diverse selection of dishes, ranging from vegetables and tofu to chicken, pork, and fish. The porridge itself has a unique twist, as it carries a subtle sweetness derived from sweet potatoes. The texture resembles that of rice, albeit with a slightly watery consistency.The extensive variety of ingredients allows diners to curate a meal according to their preferences and dietary needs. Whether you're a vegetarian or a meat lover, the restaurant caters to all palates. The freshness of the vegetables, tenderness of the meat, and flavorsome tofu create a delightful culinary experience.However, the sweetness in the porridge may not appeal to everyone, as so...
Cute, budget-friendly restaurant for what I'd consider close to a simple home-cooked meal. This place specializes in a light sweet potato porridge served with your choice of sides.You order at the counter cafeteria-style and there's usually a line so there's some pressure to know what you want and order quickly.Overall I found the food to be good but not so I'd necessarily come back multiple time for.
Great for dine-in and take out. Don't schedule pickup in advance as the restaurant will pack it immediately irrespective of the pickup time and your food will get cold. Just order for ASAP pickup and orders are typically ready in 15min or so.Ordering in person will likely be daunting for a non-Chinese speaker, but you can simply point at the dishes behind the counter.
This is always a busy place for porridge. You get a porridge and you choose what you would like to accompany it. Usually a spicy or texture or salty item and they have a nice selection. I like eggplant, squid, green vegetables and sometimes noodles with the rice. If you have more friends, you can share the different plates for variety.
As soon as you enter you get asked how many (ji wei) and get pointed to a table. Pretty quickly a pot of soupy porridge is delivered to your table with bowls and plates and chopsticks. Then you are directed to head over to the hot bar and order dishes to accompany your porridge. Dining here is quick.Food: 4/5
