Taiwan Pork Chop House 臺灣武昌好味道
Taiwanese Restaurant$$$$
Chinatown, New York
"Must get the pork chop over rice & wontons in chili oil!"(17 Tips)
"Excellent chicken leg over rice, and the soups too!"(16 Tips)
"Indulge in a side of the wontons in spicy oil"(7 Tips)
"Ball out of control on this super delicious super cheap yumminess."(17 Tips)
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Jess NaldoOctober 28, 2015Pork chops over rice are the obvious but damn, that fried chicken is the star! Indulge in a side of the wontons in spicy oil, find a nice corner, and let yourself go to town... CHINA-town 😉😑😂
Untapped CitiesJuly 27, 2012As its name so eloquently suggests, this place has some excellent. pork. chops. Order the pork chop over rice ($5.25), throw a marinated egg in the mix, and add a dash of soy sauce. Instant ecstasy. Read more
Luke KingmaMay 28, 2013There's a bold claim in its name, and EPCH delivers... deliciously. No need to pour over the menu here. The Pork Chop Over Rice is everything that it is. Add a marinated egg, because you're worth it.
Beril EsenOctober 2, 2017Perfect Taiwanese find: Chicken leg over rice was the winning dish.Get a side of pork chops since it is a pork chop house, but that chicken leg had that perfect balance between crisp & tender going on
jkhknycSeptember 5, 2015The pork chop over rice is perfect. The meat is juicy and tasty. The pickled veggies balance the pork and enhance the rice. Excellent. The beef noodle soup is good but soup is too salty on its own.
KateJanuary 9, 2021Pork chop over rice with a side of salt and pepper chicken. Tasty, flavorful, and inexpensive.
Hidden gem in Chinatown. Cheap, big portion and delicious. Recommend chicken and pickle rice, wonton and Taiwanese friend chicken.
Jane DongAugust 15, 2014The Taiwanese pork chop (yeah the name of the place gives it away) is what you should get. Make sure to eat the hot sauce there - think it's a black bean hot sauce and it makes your whole meal better
LOVE the pork chop (the chicken leg is just as good) noodles (soup or dry, sans the sour veggies), wontons in spicy oil, and Taiwanese ice with black jelly, taro balls, small red beans, and peanuts!
Ana LamNovember 10, 2019Get the fried oyster pancake; everything else is Ok given cheap price; taro ball with herb jelly dessert wasn’t sweet
D CSeptember 8, 2019food here isn't mind blowing, but great value. the taro based desserts (e.g. 芋圆烧仙草) on the other hand are surprisingly good for NY.
Jeff EAugust 17, 2014Make sure to add an egg to your chop. The garlic cucumbers are so refreshing; the jellyfish appetizer has cucumber mixed in already.
Honghui YuDecember 19, 2018One of those rare places in Manhattan where the food is both delicious and cheap. Pork chop over rice is the thing to get here.
Kate FurmanApril 17, 2017Great place for a quick bite, pork chop and fried chicken are excellent and cheap.
Daniel MaliaJanuary 28, 2019Pork chop over rice, chicken leg over rice and salt pepper chicken over rice are the ones to choose.
TingOctober 31, 2015I remember this as Excellent Pork Chop House back in the day. Pork chops are still excellent and they've extended their Taiwanese menu!
Salt and pepper chicken, pork chop, wontons in chili oil are all great here! Reasonable prices with quick service
Lori LuoMay 14, 2015The Pork Chop here is done expertly; crisp and well-seasoned, but a tender interior. Over pickled vegetables and white rice, it makes for a filling bowl.
Serious EatsJuly 10, 2013There's more than just excellent pork chops here—try the marinated seaweed and dried bean curd or the stir fried noodles.
Steve BullJune 9, 2017Porkchop with coddle soup or lo mein is always a reliable affordable tasty winner. The cucumber and jellyfish was a pleasing appetizer.
Ask for the picture menu if this is your first time here - helps to see what you're ordering in case you're not familiar with these dishes.
Amruta BugeJuly 31, 2015Can't beat a delicious and filling meal for $5.25. Get dat Chicken Leg Over Rice 🐔
Gradie OakesFebruary 17, 2012Best Chinese-Taiwanese place in the city. Kind of like how Jeremy is the best Chinese-Taiwanese descended basketball player in the world. Beef soup is Linsane.
Where a family of six can eat a very satisfying meal for <$30.
Jonathan MoroApril 5, 2018Pork chops over rice we're good and inexpensive. I want to try shredded pork over rice next.
Tom SawyerApril 6, 2012Pork chop is delicious! Beef noodles, wonton soup, wonton in spicy oil and noodles excellent. Cheap and faster than lighting
Kyle Cameron StudstillJuly 7, 2012The house Taiwanese chili paste is among the top three pastes I've had in the city. Legit, and not even that spicy
Pork chop is great of course! And the side dishes are not bad as well. Get some seaweed/bean curd!
One of the few Taiwanese places in Manhattan. Most authentic of them all. Their soup and dry noodle (乾麵) combo is a good deal.
Recently changed their name to Taiwan Pork Chop House. Menu, staff and food are the same!
- Excellent Pork Chop House is indeed, excellent. Order the fried chicken leg over rice and get the wonton in spicy oil as an appetizer.
Julius TarngDecember 29, 2014Pork chop! Beef noodle very plain. Add some of that chili sauce in the glass jar
Pork chop over rice or chicken leg over rice. You won’t be disappointed.
Don't get distracted by the other menu items. Get the pork chop over rice. Salt and pepper chicken and spicy wontons were both disappointing, avoid!
Tianqi LiaoNovember 8, 2017Duck over rice is a must try. The taro dessert is cheap but not well-made.
Joey NgAugust 8, 2012Try the Pork Chop over Rice - Juicy pork chop, mince, and pickled veggies give rice full flavour.
Anna FrenkelAugust 16, 2012Mr. Leo Cheng says to get the Pork Chop or the Chicken Leg over rice. I plan on doing just that.
ForrestOctober 10, 2011Great pork chop and rice. Love the beef stew noodle soup. Try the marinated eggs!
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Taiwan Pork Chop House 臺灣武昌好味道
3 Doyers St (btwn Bowery & Chatham Sq)
New York, NY 10013
United States
New York, NY 10013
United States
Open until 9:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 10:30 AM–9:00 PM
(212) 791-7007
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