If you’re craving beef, Mr. steak is the restaurant for you!
Mr. Steak is an American themed restaurant that serves a wide variety of steaks that differ in cut, weight, and country of origin. There are enough choices in beef that will satisfy the most budget-concerned customer and to the most hungriest of customers (They have a 48oz steak!).
The entree is accompanied with veggies, rice, fries and bread along with a salad bar featuring unlimited soup, fresh fruits, sodas, coffees and teas. (All included in the price of the entree)
There is enough English in the menu for a foreigner to decide what entree they would like but it might be a bit confusing with all the rows, columns and options.
The ordering process works like this: After being seated by your cowboy waiter, mark down what you would like on your menu.
Decide which cut of steak you would like and an optional seafood side dish add on. 鱈魚 - Squid 鮭魚 - Salmon 鮮蝦 - Shrimp 墨魚 - Cuttlefish
Find the appropriate row and mark down how done you want your steak cooked (生熟度) and what sauces (醬料) you want on the side.
生熟度 - Doneness (Mark down one) 5 - Rare 7 - Medium Rare 全 - Well Done
醬料 - Sauce (Multiple choices is fine) 黑 - Black Pepper Sauce 蘑 - Mushroom Sauce 義 - Italian Seasoning
Then take your menu and pay upfront at the cashier. Enjoy the salad bar and drinks while your steak is being cooked!
For me, Mr. Steak isn’t the place you go to when you want a 5 star, well marbled, meticulously crafted as if it were made for gods, kind of steak. It’s the kind of place you go to when you’ve been a bit homesick in Taiwan and been craving just any chunk of steak. A steak from one of those diners you might remember back home that served up a reasonably delicious one at a deliciously reasonable price. And Mr. Steak does just that!
For someone visiting Taiwan on vacation I wouldn’t recommend it, but for the foreigner who’s been living in Taiwan for awhile, Mr. Steak is worth a visit to satiate that...
Read moreLet me tell you my girlfriend and I are foodies from the New York area and this place blew my mind! For like 24 USD, a person can choose to eat a ribeye steak which is often $40 for the steak itself. While you're waiting for the food, you can choose to eat a bunch of fruit (great as taiwan is one of the fruit centers of the world), choices of two soups (tonight was a corn chowder or tomato carrot and turnip soup), or all you can drink sodas or tea. They would also serve you bread/"mantou" and fries by the basket. They would continue serving more if you ate your whole basket. The ribeyes that my girlfriend and I got though....Holy **! Most American steak houses at this affordability level CANNOT compare. They were so juicy, the sear and cook on it were solid (we got medium rare) and tasted phenomenal. They even gave us some leftover fried rice with some steak that they fried with the remaining steak oil. Great bonus! I wish they stuck to a theme with the music though. The first half of the stay they blasted rap music in a setting that seemed like a western movie- plus a bunch of American souvenirs that didn't match. Then the feel went to more country, rock and R&B which made it seem more chill. If you're an American who's in the area, please try this place. Taiwan doesn't know how lucky they got it! Love this place!
Note: Our waiters that day did not speak English but google translate app...
Read moreGreat decor, comfortable seating -kinda american diner style benches, great food of course 🥩(though it's a little heavy on the carbs - not really any salad but they did have fruit 🍉). Plenty of help-yourself drink options, +good soups, although no alcohol - which seems a little weird. The French fries are all-you-can-eat. They're very good too. You definitely won't leave there hungry, but you should probably walk home to burn off some of those calories 🤣🤣😉
Plenty of parking for scooters/bicycles, but not really...
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