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"This is a very authentic Taiwanese eatery located in a very quiet shopping center in Chino. All dishes were very similar to an average restaurant in Taiwan. Fried intestines were good and the stew pork rice was pretty good as well. They have recently removed outdoor seating and the indoor seatings only have room for around 6-8 people sitting snuggly. But yesterday, they opened the yogurt shop next door (same ownership as the restaurant) that’s closed for the winter, but with plenty of comfortable seats. The service was friendly and attentive. A good find in a non-Chinese neighborhood."

"More of a takeout storefront than a real restaurant, but there are a few tables inside and outside. Fairly authentic basic taiwanese food is served here, if you come here I assume you know what you like but if you don't, the gua bao is a good place to start. I found the "thick soup" pretty filling as well. Many of the dishes are best shared, so I recommend 3-4 people eat together so you can try a few different things. Warning: the wontons in chili sauce is actually pretty spicy which I didn't mind, but it's not the most traditional way to spice that dish."

"Food is fantastic and very authentic. I was surprised to find bawan here since I've only ever eaten it in Taiwan. Also ordered stinky tofu and the pork chop bento, which were both delicious. To top it all off, price was super affordable"

"Super tasty Taiwanese food. We tried the guabao (Taiwanese hamburger), three cup basil chicken combo, braised pork noodle soup, popcorn chicken and oyster pancake. Everything was delicious. They were slammed on Saturday morning from the moment they opened at 11. It took about 35 minutes for takeout because they make everything fresh to order. Just a heads up in case you are pressed for time."

"Authentic Taiwanese cuisine to-go style. Few seats available indoor. If you want the original taste, this is the place! Some street snacks and frozen fresh made dumplings are highly recommended, too."