Amore Eats

"Such a fun experience to eat great Taiwanese food in a random gas station! We were very lucky there were seats available when we arrived. Food was pretty authentic, so surprised!!"

"People are nice. Taste is good. But consider what you get, this restaurant is quite expensive! One of the dishes we ordered was a $16 Garlic Pork Belly. The portion was quite small and did not come with rice. If you wanted rice, that's $2 extra. I don't recall any other Chinese restaurant I went to that charged rice separately. Likely will not go again."

"Amore Eats is a hidden gem inside a gas station, serving up surprisingly delicious dishes. The server was incredibly friendly, and the beef noodle soup and stinky tofu were amazing. The sausage with sticky rice was okay, but the sausage had a weird burnt taste. Overall, it’s a unique spot worth exploring for tasty surprises."

"This Taiwanese restaurant is located inside the gas stations, there are only two tables and four seats each along with the bar seating along the kitchen and the windows. Beef noodle soup was ok, it’s not as flavorful as expected and it’s not the beef stews that I was expecting, stinky tofu was good, the sauce that comes with it was pretty good. The sausage that comes with the rice has very strong fishy smells, other than that the fried chicken leg and popcorn chicken is pretty flavorful! Salt and pepper chicken wing was great too! Do try the apple cider soda, it’s very good. Friendly staff! I would recommend if you are driving by and need a stop and go food, wait time was fast!"

"Based on reviews I would've expected much more. Not that anything was bad but nothing made it feel worth driving from the next county over to try it. The staff was friendly enough and the beef noodle soup was pretty decent. The dumpling was underwhelming and the rice was somehow blander than rice usually is. And the interior could've used a good cleaning."