Typhoon Taiwanese Cafe - 68 Orchard Rd

Name: Typhoon Taiwanese Cafe - 68 Orchard Rd
Address: Singapore 238839, Typhoon Taiwanese Cafe, 04-63, Singapore

3.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Typhoon Taiwanese Cafe

Address :	Singapore 238839
Phone :	📞 +88
Postal code :	04-63
Website :	http://typhooncafe.com.sg/
Categories :	Cafe , Taiwanese restaurant ,
City :	Typhoon Taiwanese Cafe

Best Taiwanese restaurant in Singapore

C	Claudia Crumbs on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We only had a drink and dessert but had an enjoyable experience. The pancakes took some time to come as they were made to order and tasted great (a lot like BelleVille pancakes but fluffier) - but had more grapes as fruit than strawberries like it showed on the menu. It was 32$ in total for a quick bite so I expected it to be perfect. The osmanthus jelly drink was refreshing as they didn’t use too much sugar. Would come back for the pancakes as the other items in the menu didn’t look as interesting to me #claudcomments
R	Rong Jia Lau on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My second visit in 3 weeks. The lunch sets are a good value for money. Decent portion and tasty too. Becoming a fan of their pork chop. Souffles were light and fluffy as they should be
M	Melloh Sg on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Incredibly average and overpriced. The mains are a very big letdown. For the price and wait (yes you have to queue for this), the output doesn't justify it. The food was plain, presentation had no effort and did not even come close to Taiwanese food. The drinks are only decent things here and the dessert is a lot better, but it's not stuff you can get elsewhere for a much lower price. It's a place with nice decor probably good for coffee or tea, but would not recommend anything else over that
J	J C on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Food was not bad. But the dessert is superb. The pancake are shaky and delicious. A bit pricey but think it's worth a try if u miss Taiwan food a lot. The mains are pretty mainstream, like fried rice, meesua and braised pork rice and noodle. Head over to plaza sing to try if you are there.
E	Eunice Hannah Lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really enjoyed the strawberry soufflé! Comes with fruits, ice cream, crunched biscotti and evaporated milk pour. Tasty and sweetness level is just right. We ordered a mango tea as well but that tasted quite diluted. The place can be quite crowded on weekends after lunch time as we needed to queue for a little bit. Overall really nice dining experience
J	Jessica Sim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice ambient. The fried rice pork chop is tasty, but a little salty to my type. Those who love slightly salty taste may find it suitable. Overall, a nice place to hang out for dining or afternoon tea.
I	Isabella on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great service cos they allowed me to charge my phone as it was completely dead. We ordered the pig intestines with long beans, fish, San bei chicken and dumpling noodle for two ladies. All the dishes were good and the fish was fresh. It was too much as the portions for the fish, chicken and pig intestines were unexpectedly large. The meat dishes are very heavily seasoned so they went well with the noodles that tasted lighter and more mild in flavour. However, the overall meal became more salty. Bill came up to 30+ per person. They have a dessert selection that was equal in number to its savoury dishes. Wouldn't mind coming back for afternoon tea.
S	Sasa Sazali on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A pleasant experience eating there. The food are awesome. Though the chocolate waffles taste a bit bitter on its own but works well with the ice cream and chocolate sauce. The lychee mint tea is very refreshing. The service staff are very attentive and thoughtful. 5 stars for that.