Yanshi American Restaurant — Restaurant in Xiaoliuqiu

Spending a couple of days in Taiwan made me yearn for a restaurant that served American cuisine. Luckily (as so we thought) my party stumbled across this establishment in hopes for a decent burger.

The wait for our food was unreasonable (the wait time was around 45 minutes for an appetizer and three entrees for a part of three). After a few bites, my friend noticed a piece of hair in his burger and informed the waiter. In response, the waiter asked if he would like another burger, in which he responded that he did.

The problem occurred when we receive the bill, where we were charged for an additional burger (the replacement for the one containing hair). Luckily, my friend was able to translate the situation to us in Chinese in which the waiter argued that we should be charged for the replacement burger as we asked for it. To make matters worse, the chef came out of the kitchen and cursed us out in chinese.

My advice is to save your money for traditional Taiwanese cuisine and avoid the overrated American food with a side of an unreasonable and...

The first time I came to Liuqiu for a vacation with my husband. We were interested in stopping by an American restaurant. The food was delicious. The interior of the shop is also very cool. The staff were also very polite and the service was very good. At that time I ordered chicken salad and fried food. For dessert I ordered a chocolate cake with ice cream topping, it tasted incredibly delicious. The cake was warm because it was heated first and the texture was very soft. My husband was very satisfied with the taste of the food and dessert. The second vacation I also took the time to stop by and invite two of my friends. They also enjoyed the food and drinks served. Don't forget I also recommend the chocolate cake. and my friends were very satisfied with the American restaurant I...

This fine establishment quenched my thirst for a red-blooded American burger. I still miss the mother land but I was reinvigorated by this opportunity to devour the fruits of my home.

The burgers were very tasty and reasonably priced, offering a perfect midday respite from the hot sun and in our case torrential rain.

I understand this venue occasionally hosts French people and therefore must provide a range of cutlery, but for the authentic American experience I encourage you to eat your burger with your hands. Bonus points if you get it all over your hands. God bless you, and God bless the United States of America...