A quaint little family owned Chinese/Taiwanese restaurant. Hearty home cooked meals and a small attentive staff. Lots of local tend to eat here and it's prime location means lots of people eat here or pick something up on their way home.

This place does amazing food and has a great atmosphere. Nothing bad to say!

Valued for money! Yummy

I love Taiwanese cuisine, but I avoided it because the store name felt a bit subtle. But once I entered, it was comfortable and now it's my favorite store. For drinks, I recommend Taiwanese beer. Appetizers are 400 yen per dish, so you can order them casually. Also, there are super spicy menus and stamina menus full of garlic. It's comfortable with just the right amount of looseness. Perhaps because of that, there are many people who come alone.

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Madam Lin Taipei Tsutsujigaoka Branch I had been curious about it for a long time, but I visited on a day when I was traveling in a car with a broken air conditioner. It was lunchtime, but the staff, noticing that we were incredibly hot, showed us to a seat where the air conditioning was blowing directly, saying it was cooler here. Such divine service (*´艸｀) That alone makes me like it. Precisely because it was hot, I ordered from the super spicy team that I wanted to eat. After waiting about 10 minutes for the Xiangwei Laziji set meal (spicy stir-fried chicken with chili peppers). What arrived first was the Taiwanese Paigu Dandanmen. This also looked very delicious. Spicy food eaten on a hot day is the best, isn't it? The chili stir-fry was not as spicy as I imagined, and I think it would be even more fun if you go with 3 or 4 people and order various menus! I feel like it would be even better if you were drinking alcohol while eating☆彡 Since it was lunch today, I couldn't drink... I will visit again. Thank you for the meal.

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