Teriyaki House

Very sweet ladies that work there, the food was amazing and not too bad in pricing. Prices are around $10-$35. We got the fried rice it was made very fast and delicious and super yummy too tasted fresh. You seat yourself, grab a menu and order once you are ready. There is not ac and feels hot but it was a good place for quick delicious cheap food.

One of the best Chinese food (home cooking style) I had in Orlando. We ordered Beef stew noodles soup (the only complaint I have is the noodles were ok but beef stew and soup and sour cabbages were exceptional), three cup chicken (excellent) and braised pork rice plate (excellent). I think Tammy cooks all the food and she sure knows what she is doing. The deco and service are great as well, will sure visit it again.

The best authentic Taiwanese food in Orlando! While lacking in decor and the place looks run down, their price ,the taste and quality can’t be beaten. It is locate in the same plaza with other Asian restaurants and grocery. I especially like their fish combo meal and their salt and pepper chicken, their salt and pepper chicken is authentic and best. The fish is freshly fried because I saw the chef through a little cloth hanging by the kitchen grab a completely raw fish and prepared it. Their fish combo meal come with great value at $13 serves with rice and two sides and a marinated egg, one of the sides was eggplant with a triangle shape tofu and the other side was cabbage and a whole marinated egg on top with a slice of Chinese sausage. The rice is not just plain rice either, it has like some pickled vegetable on it. The only slight bad thing was just the two side has too much oil, but vegetable with oil tasted so good. Their fish was so flaky with completely crispy outer layer. I had tried different items there too but I think the fish and salt and pepper chicken the best! Their drinks was not the greatest and fall below average , but their foods was great!

Simply loved it! if you’re looking for authentic Taiwanese foods, look no more. The best in the area. What did I ordered? A bowl of hot beef noodle soup, with chili sauce on the side. Noodle is special made and the beef was tasty and tender. The service was direct and courteous, not overdone but like you’re coming home for a real home made meal. Will definitely come back next time I am in town.

Busy place, but the food is great and comes out quick. We ordered the boiled chicken and the Sichuan fish soup. The chicken will make you drink extra water (it's the authentic recipe, that means salty!). Put it on rice first for some flavor in your rice. The soup was exactly the flavor I expected. A classic Sichuan sour and spicy fish bowl. If it's staying hot too long, just pull the fish out to eat on rice (the kind of oil used in this recipe stays hot a long time). Also, if you drink some water afterwards, you'll get a little pop off spice and a nice flavor. Reminds me of my stepmom's cooking from childhood!