Eat At Taipei (已結業)

For more details, please visit http://www.foodesteem.com/2015/03/eat-at-taipei.htmlPrices, I would say is not cheap in comparison with other stalls like Shilin and food court stalls. But the taste here is different from what we have tasted, and clipping in with bringing the popular dishes available various night markets of Taipei, makes the prices a little more worthy.We had the nourishing soup, Taichung Night Market Ginger Duck Soup (台中中华夜市姜母鴨湯 - $6.90). As obvious as its name, Taichung Night M

If you like Taiwanese street foods and their snacks, you may not want to miss Taiwanese rice and noodles located here!  Personally I have been to Taiwan and tried some foods and snacks, the taste was awesome! Now, I could conveniently tried the Taiwanese foods here!Milk Snow Ice with Assorted Fresh fruits - $8.90It tasted like ice cream. However, it melted in your tongue, and it tasted sweet!Special Mango Snow Ice - $8.90I would recommend this for the ones who loves sweetness. I like Mango, but

Lunch settled simply at Eat @ Taipei today - the branch at Chinatown Point. I have been to this Taiwanese restaurant at least thrice before - its exterior flanked by colorful neon-lit tiles announcing its presence boldly.The interior is dimly lit but spacious, and the service staff strive to provide amicable service. The food here is not fantastic overall, though there are a couple of items worth a shot or two.I had the Herbal (Dang Gui) Duck Soup Vermicelli (SGD$10.50), more commonly known as "

A great place for snacking and main meal taking, authentic Taiwanese street food was sold here. Unique concept of the restaurant was impressive, the space was not too big and quite packed in fact. We did not have to wait long to be seated, service was prompt although it seemed a bit short-handed. After settled down, we started to browse Menu.I ordered a bubble tea and signature Taiwan delight. Fatty ratio on pork was just nice, soft tender without any greasy feeling. Infused with much savoury fr

Was initially quite looking forward to this Taipei cafe when I heard of the opening in Chinatown Point and was excited to give it a try. As there are near to none taiwan food cafes in Singapore that is nice and authentic or at least near the taste, so I was hoping this one will prove to be the first. But, I was to be greatly disappointed! The food was nowhere like the taiwan counterpart and even worse than other cafes that I tried before.The spring onion pancake was a huge disappointment. It tas

Taiwan was proud of their street snacks, hence Eat At Taipei in Singapore here was famous too. Offering Taiwan Delicacies, the interior décor was similar to the Taiwan night market. They are now having 2-for-2 set lunch promotion for OCBC Cardholder, only $13.90++ each set. It was a signature dish, wrapped with crunchy veggies. Tasted a bit sweetly sour, the roll was light and healthy. It costed $4.90, for me, such dish was not worth it. The food served was pretty fast, I guessed most of their f

This mee sua with oysters and pig’s intestines had a weird taste. Initially I thought the ingredients were not fresh but it was actually the broth, which lacked depth and kind of too watery. Simply topped with spring onions, without garlic and vinegar, the flavour just did not seem right. Portion given was also quite little, not exactly enough for a typical girl's appetite.

Eat at Taipei offers fuss free dining experience, and is good if you are looking to have a quick lunch or some quick bites. I had the Dang Gui Duck with bee hoon, but I didn't quite like the soup as it had some sort of sweet taste to it, but it was still flavourful and the duck meat tender; portion was also alright. I also had their mango ice blended; it was quite sweet and it really tasted quite average. Overall the meal costs $12+.

I was looking for some snacks for tea time and settled for eat at taipei. I got the popiah, which costs about $4; it's basically wrapped with raw vegetables, and I especially disliked the slices of leek added into it. The popiah is rather tasteless and I wouldn't recommend it. I loved the dessert though - the grass jelly with milk and taro balls ($3.50). The grass jelly was silky and smooth, and the dessert wasn't too sweet.

The newly revamped Chinatown Point was a pleasant surprise and a great addition to a somewhat boring Chinatown. With close proximity to the nearby Parkroyal hotel and other tourist attractions, Chinatown Point is no doubt a good place for tourists to settle their daily meals and necessities. Some of the shops in Chinatown Point include Daiso, NTUC fairprice, Watsons and National Library. It also has a few restaurants and we have decided to try Eat at Taipei. Eat at Taipei serves a variety of pop

This restaurant is at the new renovated chinatown point. Dang Gui Duck bee hoon soup : the smell of the herb is quite strong but it taste just nice Braised Pork Rice : not bad, the sauce goes well with the rice Sweet potato fries : very unique cause it is quite sweet. spring onion pan cake : fill with the fragrance of spring onion. Crispy Deep Fried beancurd : only dish that i do not like. too dry after deep frying. can be better.Overall, not bad!

I had a dinner date with my friend on Sunday and we purposely choose Chinatown as our dinner location. My friend said wants to feel the Chinese new year mode. We headed to Chinatown Point shopping mall for our dinner.We decided to try Eat At Taipei which is located at level 1. It’s bright and colourful interior concept design with Taiwan style. We were served by the staff immediately when we stand in front of the entrance. They were quite attentive to customers.Foods that we ordered to try:-Spri

Chinatown Point renovation has completed. Looks better. More food outlet for you to choose. We went there on 25 Jan Fri night for dinner. Saw this place. Nice Deco. A lot of small protion of dishes to choose. Seating inside and outside. Chinese coffee shop style. Staffs is polite and helpful. We orderDanzai Noodle Soup with meat balls at $7.50. Noodle is smooth and soup taste less MSG. Stuffed Fried Tofu at $4.90. Tofu is fill with Tang Hoon inside. Nice. Oyster Omelette at $7.50. Fried ome

Sunday was a busy day for me, have a late dinner on 9pm..Come to New renovation of Chinatown Point. Certain shop is start business, but the shopping center some shop is not fully open yet. At Level one, open a new restaurant name Eat at Taipei. Almost 80% is full house, it take about 5 minutes to be seated only.There have a Lunch time promotion set meal.Porridge Supper Buffet From 10pm-2am Friday , Saturday & eve of PHHere i ordered Vermicelli in Dang Gui with Duck Drumstick Meat. The soup base