Wang Tea House

Taiwan Hualien County Hualien CityWang Tea House

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Laid-back restaurant with a terrace specializing in generous rice bowls & hot pots.

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Laid-back restaurant with a terrace specializing in generous rice bowls & hot pots.

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Overview

Phone

+886 3 833 9388

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Website

wangs.com.tw

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Deep Dive

A deep dive into Wang Tea House

Quite disappointing, to be honest. Hard to believe this is a renowned establishment in Hualien. The waiting time was extensive, and the management seemed rather haphazard. Upon being led to the second floor, we found it half-empty, making us question the long wait downstairs. No staff escorted us upstairs, nor were we greeted upon arrival. Ordering was done via QR code scanning, but even after ordering, the food took ages to arrive. When we inquired, we were told payment was needed first. Why not include this in the mobile process? Upon complaining, we were blamed for not reading the table instructions, which were poorly visible due to colour matching with the table. If you're expecting the quality of a Chun Shui Tang, I'd recommend visiting their outlets in other cities instead. A rather self-important establishment that falls short on service.

JIA HEJIA HE

20

I coincidentally passed by this place and spontaneously decided to go in as the exterior design with a koi pond looked promising. The interior design was also lovely: everything was made from wood and there were different rooms and separate corners so it felt cosy despite its size. The food menu was comprehensive and available in English as well. I only tried two dishes: the sesame oil chicken noodle soup and the fried tofu. Both were tasty butwere missing a bit of salt and spice. I would have liked to add some spicyness to the soup with chilis and also sweet & sour or a spicy dip first the tofu would have been great. A glass of cold tea was included. The waitresses were lovely and very helpful

Nina SchwarzNina Schwarz

00

Ordered beef hotpot, and the bubble tea gets a TWD $50 discount. Halfway through eating our hotpot soup gets too thick as it has been boiling for quite a long time, but we were able to top up hot water to our soup (complimentary). We also ordered Lu Rou Fan (braised pork rice) which comes with tofu , half an egg , and cold green tea for TWD $80. I love that the place is very spacious and we can eat slowly without feeling pressurised to leave. Overall for the ambience, food quantity and food quality , it’s really worth it! We spent TWD $443 for 2 pax.

cqrucqru

10

Liu sha bao ("lava" bun) is dry and there's barely any filling. Tonkatsu (pork cutlet) is like sawdust+plywood. Unagi rice bowl is ok, but nothing to write home about. Drinks are forgettable too. The meal is bad, but lol the service is worse. 1) Food took a long time to come, 2) when it finally came it is the wrong order, 3) staff seemed impatient with the customers and seem to not communicate with each other. Interior is nice, but that's about it. Many more cafés in hualien that are aesthetically just as nice and with much better food and service

AYTAYT

30

We waited up to fifty minutes for dinner, until finally we went to enquire. Turned out they'd entirely forgotten about our order... The actual food is quite good, but because they rushed to plate our meals, the food was not sufficiently heated, resulting in lukewarm to even cold meats on our plates. I also feel they could have made more of an effort to apologize, but I'm sure the language barrier made this difficult. All in all the score is for the services delivered, but the actual food is deserving of a solid three stars.

Sanne TranSanne Tran

00

We arrived late in town and places we bookmarked were closed (holiday weekend). We ended up going to Wang Tea House for our dinner and it turned out quite alright. While the food wasn't necessary great, it was at least alright. We ordered the sets (chicken teriyaki and red snapper) and two appetizers (shrimp and calamari), they were ok. Each set comes with tea, rice, salad and soup. Price was alright (22 USD for two people). The staff was friendly to us and effective (food served within minutes).

Michael OrtaliMichael Ortali

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