Arrived restaurant name EN Japanese Cuisine and I was lead by the manager to a corner table near emergency exit door. Set menu 10 courses. The first two course was arrive so fast. Later I informed one waitress slow down my meal , but seem she not noticed the massage, the four course came and my third course was not serving. I ask her how come my third course not here and you bring me my four course, and I don’t want in this way as I come here to enjoy my dinner not for your to rush me like I’m dining in fast food restaurant. I call the guy look like manger but he doesn’t speak English he look like Japanese so I told him in mandarin please as this is set dinner please serve me in the correct way not fast food. I noticed those who in charge for the food calling is try her best to rush me so maybe they want the table back ASAP . So terrible service here. And the service here also terrible, staff bring food to table just put on table and leave. Of course , I’m looking this as private restaurant not in hotel standard. If I’m hotel this is extremely out of basic service standard , I rather pay the 10% service charge ( $NT120) to my hotel housekeeper who clean my room daily. One of the waitress came back and just clear the plates away never ask feedback. I have 3 more courses to go, the restaurant is not so busy but still have few tables is available. Food : average Service : below ( most of the staff serving my table didn’t smiles ) total...
Read moreWashoku En presents itself with quiet confidence, a serene haven for those seeking refined Japanese fare without unnecessary embellishment. The ambience is calm and composed, with thoughtful touches that speak to both tradition and modern restraint.
The menu offers a considered selection of dishes, each prepared with precision and an evident respect for ingredients. The sashimi is pristine and deftly sliced, allowing the freshness of the fish to take centre stage. Cooked dishes are equally well-balanced — neither over-seasoned nor showy, but harmoniously flavoured.
Service is attentive yet never intrusive, enhancing the sense of ease throughout the meal. Whether for a quiet lunch or an unhurried evening, Washoku En offers a dining experience grounded in simplicity, elegance, and care. A place...
Read moreUpdate 6/30: servers are so rude now. Bad attitude. Too bad cause this place is good.
I initially wasn't a fan of this place. The limited menu seemed kind of boring to me. Now this is one of my favorite Japanese places in Taipei. The food is always fresh and the chicken is free range. The menu has gotten slightly bigger over the years. Must try their tofu. Their free dessert with the combos are also very good. This place is not cheap, but this is what you can expect with the quality ingredients. The service is not necessarily bad. They are a little more rough than you would expect at an...
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