Taiwan Village in Hammersmith and Fulham - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Fuimos con un grupo de amigos que no esperaba mucho, algunos de mis amigos han vivido en Taiwán, así que estaban emocionados de ver una taiwanesa en vez de un restaurante chino. Entramos en un sábado por la noche y nos dieron una mesa de inmediato.

Nos hemos pasado este lugar y nunca cuenta. El exterior necesita un poco de trabajo y teníamos dudas si no es por Trip advisor. La comida era increíble! Que normalmente comemos en comer tailandés Aroi para una comida rápida pero a mediados de la semana se viene aquí de nuevo debido a la frescura de la comida, gran gusto y un montón de opciones de vegetales. Este es taiwanesa y no China así que aventureros y probar algo nuevo. Es un negocio de familia y el personal es muy amable. Claramente, visitado por clientes habituales que han descubierto esta maravillosa joya. Sin duda merece la pena un alto puesto en tripadvisor!

. . Es nuestro favorito. manera de comer aquí. El menú especial seleccionado por el chef incluye una infinita variedad de entradas y platos principales diarios especiales así como más opciones. No hemos sido defraudados por un solo plato todavía. Perfecto para una cena con amigos, de larga duración y diversión de placer gastronómico de cocina taiwanesa. discovery Todo lo que tienes que hacer es pedir vino :).

Vivo en la zona y comer aquí a menudo. El menú es un poco limitado (este no es su sitio chino) sin embargo, lo que tienen es muy bien preparado y de gran calidad de ingredientes.

El menú era muy pequeño y no ofrecen mucha variedad entre dulce amarga negra o n alubias con langostinos carne o varios. Elegimos sweet n amarga en pollo y langostino alubias negras. No es una opción que normalmente hacen. La comida era normal, nada especial. Era caro, pero se espera que como Londres. Cargo por servicio de 6 libras. 50 que sigo no sé por qué!

Vivimos en la zona y ocasionalmente comer aquí. Puede llegar a estar muy concurrida pero nunca tienen problema cuando abre en 1830. El personal es agradable, incluso si la invariablemente la llegada de comida puede ser un poco lento, que tal vez refleja una pequeña cocina y quizás un problema cuando se llenaba. siempre limpio y ordenado como los loos. Un poco diferente de los típicos platos chinos por tener taiwanesa. Visita más reciente nos limitamos a marisco, La lubina al vapor y un mar, mariscos, mixtos (almejas chisporroteantes langostinos, calamares, pescado), acompañados de una sopa y fideos/perversos pimentones. Cada plato tenía un sabor distintivo y espacio para 2. He probado anteriormente pato, carne desmenuzada, etc. todo lo cual era perfecto. Sólo abre por las noches. Bill para 2 con "profundas" té verde y un automático 12. Cargo por servicio del 5% era de £44. Volveré.

Habiendo vivido en el norte de China durante un tiempo, ha sido difícil encontrar algunos de los platos que disfrutamos allí debido a que la mayoría de los restaurantes chinos en este país se centró en las regiones del sur y el pato pequinés. Lo bueno del pueblo de Taiwán era que tenían un par de estos platos que llevaba buscando incluyen sopa de ternera con fideos chinos y una hamburguesa de grasa (en pan de estilo chino). Me gustó el servicio y todos mis compañeros de viaje me gustó la experiencia tanto como yo. El único inconveniente para mí es que sólo había en una Tsingtao Brewery china. Sin duda una cerveza de Taiwán han añadido a la experiencia. Es un lugar pequeño, así que os recomiendo reservar con antelación. En general, un buen hallazgo.

No por primera vez este restaurante Taiwanés ha estado a la altura de mis expectativas. Dos entradas, dos platos principales y dos cervezas de Taiwán, y todos de cada uno es realmente deliciosa y a buen precio en 40 libras.

Los restaurantes están sobre la comida y este aparentemente falla cualquier calidad. Ternera con piezas de gelatina, dulce y agria pollo fue la experiencia sourest posible. Sólo sabor en el plato realmente. Una estrella para la pasta. Demasiado malo sólo hay unos pocos estrellas real aquí.

Cuatro de nosotros comimos aquí recientemente. La comida era excelente, las porciones de tamaño razonable y muy sabroso. El servicio era aceptable y tuvimos que pedir para que nos sentaran lejos de la puerta, ya que era un proyecto, pero dada la calidad de la comida, y el precio es de cinco estrellas.

Good service but OK food. Very disappointed with the spring rolls served with mayonnaise... The dumpling was all right and the noodle too salty.

After a long day at work, my fiancée and I decided to go to for Chinese food.Based on TripAdvisor and other reviews we stumbled upon this place and decided to give it a go. Never have we seen such discrepancy between raving reviews and experienced reality.In short: food is basic, but very good to excellent, that much is true.But in the time between ordering the food and getting it, one can starve to death.We arrived at 19.15, ordered all by 71925-30. Starters arrived around 19.50. Main courses though arrived at 21h after three times reminding the staff that our food was late.The phone in the place kept ringing for 30 minutes. Nobody picked it up until we said that it is seriously disturbing.On top, staff managed to be rude to us.Bad place, best avoided.

Very good food, homely atmosphere, clean ambience and very helpful and kind staff.After having had various disappointing Chinese experiences in London, some very expensive and highly rated, we finally came across Taiwan Village.Great soups, crispy duck, soft shell crab and taiwanese rice. A place we will return as often as possible. Thanks Chris

We go here every month or so, plus when family visit as they always insist on a meal at Taiwan Village during their stay. The food is really great, much better than the average chinese restaurant. The 'Leave it to us feast' is a winner - perfect if you're feeling hungry and adventurous. I love not having to order from the menu and there's always something new to try.

Taiwan Village serves slightly spicy Chinese food and it's always exceptional.From duck pancakes to crispy beef and ribs etc. it's a lovely menu that is always cooked to perfection.The restaurant also looks lovely but I'm yet to eat there.

Lillie Road ,Fulham does not give obvious warning of the cuisine and welcome to be found in this out of the way gem of an Asian restaurant.the 190 from Hammersmith has it nailed however.The round table in the alcove is perfect for family and friends gathering with very good service from the Burmese staff.appetisers Nest of Imperial jewels sparkled whilst the Ma-La Spicy soft crab was served with crunchy onion and garlic surround.Served with Deep fried French beans too the crab was the highlight of an all good pincer movement of appetisers.The main courses have an excellent range of Taiwanese selections..spivey aubergine with minced chicken and the Tofu were stand out.Tsing Tao and Asahi beers or Excellent house wine add to a moderately priced convivial atmosphere which is a beacon to any one loving Asian food but wanting to avoid Soho.

We visit this restaurant several times a year when working in London. It is usually the highlight of our visit. This time it was dreadful. Our drinks arrived 20 minutes after ordering and our first course arrived 45 minutes after ordering and was cold. When we told the waiter it was cold she said - well it is ok to eat as it has been cooked. The main courses were average but again took a long time to arrive. We pointed out to the waiter and then the waitress our concerns and there was nothing done. The 12.5 % compulsory service charge is a joke. There were a lot of other people complaining and also the restaurant was not as clean as it used to be. We will not waste our time and go back.

There's so much good Chinese in Soho I've started to take it for granted, but this is one of the few restaurants I'd actually go out of my way for - Fulham is further afield, and this is a quiet bit of Fulham - as a destination, just for food, and not just as part of a general night out doing something else. The night I discovered it I had clams - exquisite, in their own liquor in the shells - and pig's intestines, a fairly rare thing to find on a menu and insanely good if you like offal. Totally "moreish" in a vinegary, bile-ish way and not like french andouillettes, pig's intestine sausages, which I find slightly disgusting. Since then the menu has become a bit more mainstream and tourist-friendly, with almost American-style subheadings like "Go fish!" and "Let us choose!" but the food is still flawless, although the intestines are no longer on offer. Service is also intelligent, friendly and generally delightful. Last time I was in about a month ago we noticed it was mainly Chinese customers with two family parties, which must be a good sign.

Being a Royal China regular I have been reluctant to use any other Chinese take out in the area but I am so glad I have found this gem. Not only is the food better but it's much cheaper and the staff ten times friendlier. Absolutely can not recommend this restaurant enough. So, so good.

Went for dinner there with 5 colleagues after searching for something local on TripAdvisor. What a Find!!! We went for chefs tasting menu and were blown away. Traditional Chinese dishes with subtle twists and a lot of flavour. We all agreed it was one of the best Asian restaurants we had been to.

Lugar bastante pequeno e aconchegante. Fomos muito bem atendidos pelos donos do local. Muito gentis e atenciosos. Pedi um crispy noodles que foi uma das melhores refeições que fiz em Londres. Gostei tanto que voltei dois dias depois. Pratos fartos, excelentes e com preços baratos. Tudo perfeito.

Wonderful choices and al cooked to perfection staff very friendly explaining dishes when asked starters were wonderful not to heavyand the main course we shared more than enough would go back in heartbeat wonderful n experience .

I ate here very recently after working at nearby Stamford Bridge and Taiwan Village was handy for me as it was near my hotel (Ibis). I'm glad I chose here as the place was friendly from the start with nice and pleasant staff and it was pretty chilled..The spring rolls were nice but perhaps they should come with chilli sauce rather than Mayo? But only a minor gripe..I had the Singapore vermicelli for main and it was superb.. Washed down with a Thai beer and glass of wine.. £22.. Can't argue.. I'd come back if staying nearby again..

I visit the Taiwan village with a group of friends. We ordered steam dumplings and scallops as our starters and sea bass, mixed veg, aubergine with mince meat and chicken for the main dishes. The food was very tasty and the ambience was very friendly and nice, it's quiet and relaxed which was very good for us as we had a very good opportunity to catch up with each other properly. They also serve very nice Taiwan high mountain tea. The deserts were very yum! Fully recommend it!

Really good food, attentive staff & good value.We will definitely go again.We are working at an exhibition at Olympia so this restaurant is ideal!

Surprising place, clean and homey. The food was good and stuff was friendly. Good menu and various dishes, Szechuan and Taiwanese style .

Value for your money. Tasty! Steep steps to washroom....enjoyed the meal...close to the hotel...enjoy!

Four of us who are regularly in Hong Kong on business met here for dinner. Really excellent Chinese food and very reasonable. A nice, light white wine. Service prompt but not rushed and very friendly.

Staying at the Ibis hotel and needed a change of scenery and food. Found this little restaurant on Tripadvisor and decided to give it a try. We were a bit early and the first in but it got a lot busier as the evening went on. The food was lovely, service very attentive and wine very reasonable. Absolutely no complaints and would recommend it to anyone staying in the Ibis who gets fed up with the same menu every night.

If you want to receive what you ordered, don't go here !This used to be my favourite take-away in the area until they gave me something completely different to what I ordered and didn't have the decency to answer my e-mails regarding this.

As mentioned area is scruffy BUT this iplace is a jewel once thro the door. after several disappointing meals in more renowned restaurants asking silly prices this was so appreciated. some unusual dishes -so varied and tasty -and real value for money.will seek out again when back in London

Difficult to find and easy to ignore due to the modest location and frontage, I initially visited on a recommendation and have now eaten here a number of times. The food is excellent and well-priced and, without being an expert, seems authentic. The service is very attentive and good advice given. Will definitely continue to visit here.

I have been lucky to have been coming to this gem of a restaurant for years. The quality is outstanding time after time.Like many other reviewers I recommend the 'Let the Chef Decide' option.

Everything here is excellent. The service is very friendly and collection of starters so refreshing. They have many different things. The soup fantastic, the green beans out of this world. The main dishes of wood ear mushrooms and the ginger prawns all first class.

We opted for the Chef's choice menu (for min two people); the dishes are not written down and vary each day depending on what is freshly available. We were delighted with the quality and variety of the food and were introduced to lovely new flavours. The menu was well balanced between vegetable, meat, fish and seafood. Our favourite dishes included a light and fresh clam soup and sea bass. The beef in barbecue sauce dish that we selected for our son from the a la carte menu was also excellent. Highly recommended and worth going out of your way for.

Sabores auténticos, desde rollito vegetariano, hasta pato y ternera picante. Para acabar un postre de forma redonda cuyo nombre no recuerdo que era una explosión de sabor en la boca. Agradable servicio y muy buena relación calidad precio

Had the "leave it to the chef" course for 3 pax. The starters were nice, spicy but mostly deep fried. The main dishes of beef, lamb and chicken tasted almost the same and had a lot of oil. The steamed fish was really nice. The amount of food was too much. We were forcing ourselves to eat but had to takeaway.

Very unassuming place but great service and fab food!With the general tsos chicken they restored my faith in this cuisine ( I usually head for Indians ) Lovely and great value

Gorgeous selection, traditional Taiwanese, Hunan and spicy sezchen.Great set menu, but prefer to graze and explore.

Did not expect such great service and good food in this little place off North End Road.This restaurant is in a not so fortunate location but once you are in, you forget about where this place really is.This Taiwanese restaurant serves good food and the service is very good.We chose the set menu of different dishes for £21.90/each and to be honest the deal is unbeatable. Food is served until you can't eat more; good value for money.Ordered a few bottles of wine and sake, ended up paying only £33 including service charge!Reservations are taken, the restaurant closes at 11:30PM but the staff allowed us to be in the restaurant until almost 12:30PM. Good one!Highly recommend a visit to grab some good food.

Pretty grim chinese meal. Possibly one of the worst I've e ver had, for the following reasons:Seaweed had overly fishy taste as if cooked in same oil as fish dishes.Very little filling in the spring rolls.Sesame prawn toasts and main course spicy prawns seemed to consist of monk fish .Very little chicken or cashews in the main dish, also far too much sugar.Pork spare ribs were not ribs, rather a couple or so pieces of pork with a couple of pieces of bones,Wine overpriced

I should have wrote this review three weeks ago...This restaurant offers delicious food that is cooked and presented to the highest of standards. If dining for two, then I would highly recommend the house special as it offers so many dishes at an affordable price (£40 total) Do not be put off by the size of the place as the quality of the cuisine is what its all about. Oh and the staff were excellent too.If you happen to be staying at the IBIS hotel then you are literally a stones throw away. This place is easily one of the best chinese restuarants that I have ever been to. 10/10. Rob.

We ate there last night and had the set menu for two. Fried beans, ribs, spring rolls and chicken in lettuce for starters. Followed by duck wraps in the freshest pancakes I have ever had. Then a mixture of mains with rice and vegetables. Absolutely delicious and wonderful service.

Buon ristorante cinese (vicino all'albergo IBIS; ci sono andata solo per comodita').Do 3 stelle (e non 4) perche' io mi aspettavo cucina di Taiwan e invece ho trovato cucina cinese.Consigliati particolarmente i noodle.

My wife and I had a great meal last night as this has become a regular treat for us whilst she is working at the Ideal Home Show. A lovely, family run restaurant with a great menu and a welcoming atmosphere. You must try the fried green beans and you will never look back.Can't wait until our next visit.

ロンドン滞在中、滞在しているホテルの近くに中華料理がほとんどなく、こちらの店を2度訪れました。1度目も2度目も予約をしているかを聞かれ、1度目は予約無しで20時半に入れましたが、2度目は19時の時点で満席で、21時頃になったら入れるという事でその時間に再度訪れました。観光客よりも地元の方々で賑わっている印象を受けました。1度目は麺2種とワインを頼み、2度目は麺2種、大皿1品、ワインを頼みました。1度目に訪れた時は美味しかったのですが、2度目に訪れた時は味は普通でした。料理人が違っていたのか、2度目が土曜で混んでいたので、味付けが雑になっていたのか、頼んだ料理が普通だったのかはわかりません。ただ、隣に座っていた常連と思われる老夫婦が店員さんへ"very very delicious!"と伝えており、奥様が旦那様へ「私はいつもこれを頼むのよ！」と話していたので、イギリス人には合う味付けのようです。ワインはフランス産をお手頃価格で頂けて美味しかったです。店員さんのサービスは良く、フレンドリーで、忙しくても笑顔で接客をされてました。お店は高級感があり静かで、食事をするのには良い雰囲気でした。

A friend recommended this restaurant and we went for quite a late dinner on a Thursday evening. The service was very friendly and polite, but this certainly isn't somewhere you'd go for a quick bite. We felt that real care was taken in the preparation of each dish and we were able to take our time and enjoy the evening. My only criticism of the food was that the chicken with cashew nuts was very sweet and orangey, a bit sickly if that's the only dish you have. The sizzling beef with scallions was excellent and the fried rice and noodles were some of the best we've ever had. Overall a lovely place and we would definitely go back if we were in the area.

We visited on a quiet Monday night after the restaurant had been recommended by my partners sister who is a food critic.We ordered a large selection of food including the ribs (amazing!!) Crispy lamb wraps (delicious!) Aromatic Duck with pancakes, a spicy beef dish, Prawns in Black bean sauce, crispy pork noodles and egg fried rice!! All washed down with Sakè and white wine.... The crispy lamb wraps and ribs were Amazing and the staff were very attentive and friendly. Can't wait to return.

Having not eaten much Taiwanese food, we asked the waitress to recommend some dishes. I can't remember the names of what we ate, but they were all lovely, although some were very hot! Overall, a cosy little place with good service and nice food.

My visit to this restaurant was very disappointing and sadly I would say in more than one way. The dining area to the front is very small and I found we were jammed in a corner rather than seated, not a good start but you live in hope. The staff seemed pleasant at first, dropped off menus and a wine/drinks list. I requested tasting the house sauvignon blanc which arrived about five minutes later in a shot glass and I got the impression my request to taste was rather an inconvenience. It was not to my liking so rather than make a fuss I ordered a bottle of Chardonnay and just asked to ensure it was chilled. At least fifteen minutes passed, I watched our waitress come and go up with various bottles of wines showing them to her colleagues like she did not know what she was doing, eventually a Chardonnay was presented which was warm and when I questioned it I was then told the fridge was out of order. No problem, I will just have a vodka and slim line tonic and a bottle of beer for my friend, sorry no slim line tonic I was told, so no problem I will just have a normal tonic then I replied to be informed we do not have any vodka or tonic. I settled for a bottle of beer. I DONT DRINK BEER! Almost a half hour has now passed and we have not ordered food, we get to that eventually and I inform our waitress I cant have onion and she says fine we can do without, You got it! Our meal is presented with loads of onion in one dish, that's taken away and redone. The dishes were only just ok , the special fried rice was not so special and the steamed rice was at fridge temperature. I find you always know when you are fighting a loosing battle. I ate what I could and asked for the bill which was presented with SERVICE CHARGE, not optional or discretionary. I questioned this and no effort was made to discount the charge, I simply could not be bothered any more and my friend just wanted to leave. I paid and we left very disappointed and hungry. The overall experience was dreadful and time wasting. To the restaurant owners and managers can I just kindly say you need to up your game dramatically and respect when people visit your restaurant after a long day just be honest with them and if you cannot provide the service you advertise close you doors.

Was staying in a hotel around the corner from this little find of a restaurant. The service was excellent and the food even better. Spare rib starter was the best I've ever had and the sweet and sour sauce was top rate. Definitely go again

"We came here after visiting an exhibition at Earl's Court. The food is really full of flavour, slightly chilli. Make sure you come here after an exhibition."

I was there being at a near hotel in the same road. The restaurant is small but very friendly, food excellent and satisfactory portion. Calm and relaxing. I strongly suggest it if you are in the nearby.

Been here several times when working in London. Small and off the beaten track but great food. We tried the banquet for 2 and really enjoyed the food. POrtions were perfect size - not too big and the flavours were all excellent. Restaurant is small but friendly and I enjoy the atmosphere there. Better to book on busy evenings.

Went to TV based on various recommendations. The food was excellent - extremely good crispy duck, superb ribs and every dish was extremely enjoyable. Service was a little chaotic but it was full on a Saturday night so that wasn't a real issue. Overall would definitely recommend this restaurant - will go again.

We tried the leave it us menu ( aprox £26 each ) and it was really good value for money . A soup then 4 straters followed y crispy duck and 6 decent sized mains . Possibly a little bit to spicy for my liking but enjoyed it . Service was very good and friendly . Bit of an out the way place to get to but if Spicy Chinese is your thing def worth a try .

Ci siamo andati perchè vicino al nostro albergo la prima sera arrivati a Londra, e date le buone recensioni. Locale intimo e tranquillo, con musica soft di sottofondo, forse più adatto a coppie che a famiglie con bambini. Personale molto gentile. Il cibo devo dire veramente buono, cucinato benissimo e super fresco, certo il gusto è particolare e molto speziato. Consiglio vivamente di prendere a fine pasto la banana caramellata accompagnata dal gelato alla vaniglia, mai mangiato niente di così buono, la banana calda e croccante con gelato freddo, semplicemente divino!!!

Super plats, pas cher et très bon, de vrai spécialités de taiwan par un chef Taiwanais. Restaurant proche Holiday Inn express Eal's court ( 2 minutes a pied) permet de manger des légumes et pas des frites ! :)

Wir waren aufgrund der Tripadvisor-Empfehlung dort. Das Essen (Vorspeise und drei Hauptgerichte) waren alle sehr lecker. Endlich gab es mal ein Gericht mit Zitronengras auf der Speisekarte. Die Bedienung war äußerst zuvorzukommend und sehr freundlich. Alles in allem hat es Besten gepasst und die Rechnung war mit insgesamt 60£ niedriger als erwartet.

"Oh dear! A great favourite for years, this place has completely lost it. It seems probable that the chef has left, although Madame denied this, as she very rudely brushed off our complaint. Several dishes were inedible, either incredibly salty or horribly sweet. Sadly we have had unanimous confirmation from like minded friends that Taiwan Village has fallen away to the point where you just wouldn't want to return. A great shame."

A very small restaurant off the beaten track in Fulham, perhaps a bit short on ambience.The food claims to be Taiwanese, I wouldn't know, but the service is friendly. The food appears to come suspiciously promptly, suggesting that a large portion is pre-cooked, but it is delicious. We ordered a set meal and the table was covered in small dishes, all very enjoyable.Price is reasonable for London.

Great food and service. Was seated quickly and served efficiently. Loved the shared starter, is a must have! Reasonably priced.

The set meal for three was superb. Again. A little gem that is often fully booked so make your reservation to avoid disappointment.

Gostei de tudo: atendimento, localização (próxima do meu hotel) e principalmente comida. O lugar é simples e foi uma grata surpresa!

Looking for Chinese "comfort food" and found some here. The beef noodles compares favorably with my mother-in-law's (my wife is from Taiwan). Fresh greens were suitably prepared. Nothing fancy, just hit the right spot. Interestingly, the front staff were all Burmese. Worth the visit.

Just a stones throw from the Ibis Hotel. Was greeted with a smile and ordered a meal for 2.Well presented food and delcious too. Well worth the £21 each.Had 4 starters. Pancakes . And rice, vegetables and 4 meals. All side plate size but more than ample. Plenty of food and couldnt eat it all. Very tasty. Especially the bbq pork rib dish.

Travel alone to London for business. I located the shops which is few station from my hotel. The noodles and the beef were great! There is no difference from the one in Taiwan!Sure will come back for other food!

This is one of the best Hot n Sour soup I have had in London and the special fried rice, is just that, special. This is a place I will revisit when I am in London. Suggest you look it us if you are in the area. It will not disappoint.

Outstanding Chinese food. You must try the leave it to us menu - you will not be disappointed !Deep fried green beans, wondrous dumplings and the best crispy aromatic duck around.

....this unfashionable corner of London offers a variety of good eateries, to which I now happily add the Taiwan Village.We sat near the door, hence didn't see the full extent of the empire, but the decor suggests very much traditional Taiwanese ambience - heavy mahogany furniture and statuettes, much greenery etc. We took it as a good sign that large family groups came and went and others were turned away in significant numbers because they were full ( on a Sunday evening ).The lemon chicken was pretty good and represented decent value, so we will be going back.

Ate here last night. Fantastic! We took two clients who also loved it. Based on a previous review we chose the "leave it to us" banquet for four. We made it really difficult for them by having one person who didn't eat fish, and one person who didn't eat meat. They were more than happy to accommodate this and brought out many servings of delicious food of each type, remembering each time who could eat what and who couldn't and positioning the dishes accordingly. Great ambiance and great value too. Highly recommended.

The staff is so friendly. We went there for many years.The atmosphere is very nice and cozy. Ingredients are so fresh. Once you try the food, you'll never forget the favour. It is the best Chinese food in London.

Right near my Hotel the ISBIS Lilly street. I found a great Taiwanese restaurant .A small intimate place with great food and service. If you enjoy Taiwanese food this place I recommend very much .

Very nice atmosphere and welcoming. Great choice of dishes, well made, offering something a little different. The only issue being is that they are rather tight with their portions and this is certainly not reflected in the price.

I was treated to dinner here on Monday by a great friend... He has been raving about this beautiful gem where the food is incredible.On arrival I could see why you are treated like 'family' here....the welcome is so real and warm.The atmosphere makes puts you at ease.....my generous host ordered the chefs menu...! You are asked about allergies cultural / religious preference ie what type if meat etc or vegetarian the type if spice you like... I went for everything and spicy....and then the owner chef prepares an amazing feast..... Course after course was very authentic and tasty making my mouth zing with every morsel.......I really urge you to try and get a table and "join the family" of Taiwan village you be loved by your guests forever more.....!

クリスマス前で有名な中華料理店がすべて閉まっているなか、このお店は営業していました。District LineのWest Bromptonから徒歩10分ほどです。入り口は小さいですが中は結構広いです。味も良く、小皿料理なので少しずつ色々食べれてよかったです。

We phoned up quite late tonight and they kindly agreed to hold a table for us. On arrival the tables were beautifully laid and we were given a warm wet wipe to clean our hands. The waitress was very attentive and kept our delicious green tea topped up. The mugs were even warmed up! We went for the set menu which was £21.50 pp, and included a variety of five lovely starters, crispy duck and rice vegetables and three main dishes (chicken and prawns). The portions sizes were perfect - not too big for that amount if courses. The decor was very nice too. Very good value for money and delicious food.

I've just moved flat, and this is now about five minutes' walk from me. Yippee! I said I'd try it out tonight, and it was fantastic.I was swiftly seated - but I was lucky; the place is small enough, and even late-ish on a Wednesday night I got the last table. The décor is nice, although I didn't see much of it, seated, as I was, just inside the door. Some strategically placed, and nicely varnished, wood blocks your view of the door and maintains privacy. I ordered "special" egg rolls and General Tso's chicken, which is in the Taiwan-specific section at the back of the menu. And the (slightly) more expensive of the two wines available by the glass. A rather apologetic waiter came to me shortly after I'd ordered, to say they didn't have any "long" wine glasses left and did I mind having a "short" glass? I dubiously agreed, and was duly served my wine in a brandy glass. Well, that's a first! Anyway, it was very nice. But no match for the food, which was spectacular. I made a point of saying that continually to them. The egg rolls were filled with minced beef, and were the most succulent I've ever had. The chicken was delicious. I skipped dessert, having a second glass of wine instead. Truly, a find - and just five minutes' walk from my new flat. Well now! There's a minimum charge of £15, but you would get a full dinner for that. As I said to the smiley proprietor as I was paying - "You might be seeing me again". Oh, they definitely will. A nice touch they have is that they hold the door for anyone leaving. Caveat - it took them a long time to find me a fork (I'm woeful with chopsticks!)

Tout petit restaurant chinois authentique. j ai invité mon conjoint pour son anniversaire et il a adoré. Petites asiettes à commader à plusieurs et a partager. Les rouleaux au porc sont croustillants, le canard efiloché delicieux,Le service est courtois et rapide.Abordabe et pratique

This small restaurant served up the best Chinese food that I've ever had. We went for the set menu at £22.50 per head and had a wonderful selection of starters and main courses as well as crispy duck. The food was beautifully presented, hot and very tasty. Although the portions were not large the four of us felt that they were just right as, despite the fact that ate everything, we were all pleasantly full at the end and I'm talking about four guys with healthy appetites! Staff were very friendly and welcoming despite the fact that we hadn't booked.

Despite the name this restaurant does not only offer food from Taiwan, but also spezializes in Sichuan dishes.This was our third visit and we were not disappointed. For starters we ordered the assorted hot appetizers and were pleasantly surprised, in particular by the crispy fried seaweed! The deep-fried hot and spicy squid was wonderful as well. Kung-Po chicken was tasty as always (but very hot!). The crispy aromatic szechuan duck with pancakes, cucumber, spring onion and plum sauce was okay, but we decided that it doesn't quite compare to peking duck. Service was friendly and attentive as always.We will surely becoming back here when we're in London the next time.

Love the food here. If you want the most exquisite tasting dishes this is the place to come. Service is second to none. Highly recommend.

My husband and I enjoyed our dinner at this restaurant. We didn't have a reservation, but we were welcomed by the friendly staff and had a great meal. It is close to the Ibis Earl's Court, and is one of the best options within a couple of minute walk from the hotel.

This place is smallish, with a sense of quietness and peace. The food was decent. The main problem is its tiny amount of meats in the so-called meat dishes. In addition, the total amount of food in its dishes was very tiny. We had three dishes. We would need six for two people. Not a good value.

After reading the reviews here and having the opportunity to visit Taiwan Village, my partner and I decided to dine at Taiwan Village for dinner. We were warmly welcomed and seated immediately by the window facing the busy road. Even though there was heavy traffic outside, that didn't disturb us in anyway.With the menus we were given towels to clean our hands (a nice touch) and within minutes we were served our drinks. We ordered General Tso's chicken (£6.50), Kung-Po Chicken in a hot spicy sauce (with water chestnuts and peanuts - £6.50), Egg Fried Rice £3.00 and Sauvignon Esprit de Serame 201 – a classic Sauvignon from the south of France, dry and fruity (£4.60 per glass)We were offered rice bowls which we declined and used the small plates they had placed on our table. However, using chopsticks the bowls would have been the correct choice!The overall experience was lovely. The atmosphere was relaxing, the service was friendly and fast, the food excellent. Even though the dishes were with soya sauce which at times can get boring and salty, there was a hint of caramel which was a lovely and inviting twist :-)The servings were small, so if you have a hearty appetite, then you might want to order an extra dish. However, with all the positive compliments, I just wish the music in the restaurant (like many others) would be good. When one songs keeps on repeating, it becomes a joke. Sometimes, they should just turn off the music. Let the food do the talking! It is right around the corner to Holiday Inn Express Earl's Court. So if you are around, go and enjoy a lovely dinner at Taiwan Village. I will certainly be returning back in the future!

What a fantastic restaurant - amazing food amazing service. Returned again for an amazing meal of ma po tofu, beef fried rice, pepper chicken, calamari, Taiwan chicken and more - the food was sooo nice can't wait to return. Go here definetly the best Asian food in London with impeccable service A+++++

This restaurant is not in the middle of the touristy section of London. We happened to be staying in the Brompton area so we were just a block away. This rivals some of the best Chinese food that we have had in San Francisco. What makes it even better is the wonderful service by the friendly staff. It is a short walk away from the West Brompton Tube stop and well worth a visit if you are in the London area. You will not be disappointed.

I think the chef here is the key to its success. The food on offer here is a mix of Taiwanese and Sechuan - mild and/or spicy. Most of the menu is original recipes from those regions. The Taiwan Village is quite small and cramped but when seated you are not really aware of that. I selected Won Ton soup, crispy prawns (very delicious...but forgot to get the special ingrediaent), crispy noodles with seafood and Taiwanese chicken & cashews - all delightful. Service was warm, freindly and inviting and neither rushed nor slow. Nice little haven for sampling some orinal Taiwanese and Sechuan dishes.

If you are looking for something exotic to eat and affordable, this is your restaurant. The food is great, I strongly recommend trying the duck. I also recommend tryuing the awesome bana friters as dessert, definetely the best I've ever tried. The service is very friendly, polite and you will feel like you are in an expensive Micheline-star restaurant. The palce is nioce, well decorated and in summary a very good experience.

This is a restaurant I tend to eat visit when im on business in the area and it is usually very good but on my visit on 25/04/13 I was very dissapointed, the startyer of Mongolian lamb was very nice but when the main course dishes arrived every dish including the rice was swimming in oil so much so that each time you swallowed a mouthfull of food you were left with a coating of grease in your mouth. Also some collegues ate there the following night and they tell me their experience was not great either. It will be my last visit to the restaurant due to mine and my collegues experience's!

Just in front of Fulham broadway tube station, this little Taiwan restaurant served great food. But the food portion are quite small. Service are good but the charge is bait too high for the small restaurant.

On arrival I asked for an orange and lemonade with no ice. I received a lemonade with a slice of lemon and ice. The Restaurant was not overly busy, I had my order taken promptly at about 7:30 then 15 mins in a waitress a came over with some crackers and apologised for my wait. Another 15 mins later I was assured that my first course would be with me shortly. At 8:15 I was told that there were no scallops left. I asked for my main of seafood noodles, it arrived at 8:30 then 5 mins later a whole tray of scallops was sent over to a large table nearby!!! It was then tried to be explained away as a set menu booking, despite me having had to wait 45mins to be told there were none left. I finished my noodles which were tasty. Then I waited another 10 mins for the bill, when I got it it wasn't my bill, I was by this time none to happy and they graciously decided not to charge me for the scallops! or the 10% service charge a bit rich considering I never received any service or scallops. Oh my lemonade was on the house. Never ever again.

I have lived in Taiwan for some years myself and this restaurant is worth to visit. Tired of bread and western food during my february euro trip, I finally find some familiar dishes to savour. The staffs were friendly and courteous. Me and my friends did not regret to eat here.

Went here with friends and family as it quite well recommended.We had a lovely meal and enjoyed it thoroughly.Great food and service.The dining area is a bit on the cosy side but not too much so.

When staying away from home I normally head for a pub selling decent food (check them out on Tripadvisor first of course). However this time I was with a work colleague and instead of the 'billy-no-mates' arrangement in a local pub it was a chance to try a restaurant. The Taiwan Village was well recommended so we decided to give a try. What we got was very good food, served in a good atmosphere by a very helpful and pleasant hostess, the restaurant was full and buzzing, no doubt testament to the good reviews on thos site. Wish we had a chinese as good as this back home. Yry it you won't be disappointed - make sure you book though, there aren't that many tables and it, rightly, a very popular place.

C'est un régal et c'est une des rares fois où l'on ne ressort pas le ventre lourd, après avoir mangé ce type de cuisine.Le personnel est sympathique et accueillant, sans en faire trop. Les tarifs sont un peu élevés mais correspondent malheureusement à ce qui se fait à Londres. Même remarque pour la taille des places pour manger : dans cette ville c'est très souvent comme ça. En résumé c'est une très bonne adresse où aller.

Étant à l'hôtel Ibis earls court, nous avons vu de très bons commentaires concernant ce restaurant étant à proximité. L'accueil y est très chaleureux, le cadre est agréable et le service est rapide et souriant.Pour ce qui est du repas, nous avons été enchantés par chaque plats que nous avons dégustés. Aucune appréhension négative au niveau de la nourriture. Pour le point "négatif ", et je le met bien entré guillemet, c'est la carte des desserts qui est très pauvre pour ceux qui sont gourmand comme moi et qui aiment finir par une note sucrée.Je recommande donc ce restaurant qui propose de très bon plats.

i had been to this place quite few tomes and i went with my friends last week . i wasnt disappointing. they always kept their standards high . great quality of food and very friendly staff.

We tend to visit this restaurant when we are in the area on business and the food is always good, the Mongolian Lamb is really good as are most of the dishes we have tried. We have always had a decent meal and the staff are always very friendly......its worth a visit!

Went to Taiwan village recently based on the great reviews on here...was very disappointed to be honest. From the reviews I saw I expected a buzzing nice little restaurant with great food. Well the starters were great...but the main was lacking and the atmosphere wasn't the best. The staff were very good but there wasn't many people there on a Saturday night which kinda told the story.