Very Thai Fuxing Restaurant — Restaurant in Songshan District

Good vibes and music, very very clean, service is perfection!

Food is tasty!

Detailed food review coming up

Green Chicken Curry Relatively authentic Delicious Portion size is alright for one person + order a first if hungry.

Ground beef with tomatoes Thai touches but not sticking to traditional thai Pad Ka Pao that I'd expected. That is not necessarily bad, just different. Delicious! Portion size is very good! NOT TOO SWEET which is great because that overly sweetening of foods in Taiwan is killing me..

Eggrolls Pretty dam good. A bit too oily but it that's the price you pay for extreme crunch.

Jasmine tea (ice) Tasty Not too bitter Fruity fruit pieces (yay) A little sugar - perfectly portioned and not too sweet!

Fast serving of dishes, friendly staff, free rice refills.

10/10 would Thai again.

One thing: Pad Thai is either veggie or with dried shrimp. I suspect the shrimp Pad Thai includes it's own sauce which is why they said they can't separate the dried shrimp. I like shrimp but not dried shrimp as I feel it takes over the pad thai flavor and additionally is not authentic in my Thailand experience!

Thanks for a good...

Let’s start with the strangest part: to order food, you have to install a clunky, spyware-riddled app. This feels unnecessary and off-putting, but once you get past that hurdle, the food largely makes up for it.

I tried the red chicken curry and the green chicken curry. The green curry was magical—a perfect blend of spice and flavor that left me craving more. However, the portion was a bit skimpy on the meat. The red curry, on the other hand, was just okay but came with a much more generous serving of chicken.

At $500 NTD per dish, it’s pricey for Taipei, and there’s also a 10% service charge, despite the lack of actual service. That said, if you’re a rich foreigner looking for excellent Thai flavors, this spot is worth a visit.

If they streamlined the ordering process, balanced portions a bit better, and removed the bait-n-switch fees it’d...

Who goes to Taiwan and eat Thai food ... obviously this guy here LOL! I was brought here by coworkers during a business trip to Taipei and was very excited to see how the Taiwanese do Thai ... well they do it very well! Interestingly enough the Thai dishes in Taiwan do not taste that different than the Thai dishes in the US so I was familiar with many of the dishes on the menu and had a pretty good expectation of what they may taste like and was not disappointed in the slightest. We did it family style so we shared quite a few of the dishes on the menu and they were all very well prepared! The service was excellent and fast so overall it was a very...