Legend Chicken is a Taiwanese fried chicken spot in Flushing.

Four Four South Village is a Taiwanese spot in Flushing that specializes in braised beef noodle soup.

Taipei Hong is a Taiwanese fast-casual spot in Flushing.

8090 Taiwanese Cuisine is a Flushing food court stand that serves up cafeteria-style Taiwanese comfort food.

OK Ryan is Flushing’s go-to spot for Taiwanese breakfast.

OK Canaan is a quiet spot for Taiwanese food in Flushing.

Main Street Imperial Taiwanese Cuisine is a Flushing mainstay for classic Taiwanese meals.

Porcelain is a casual cafe in Ridgewood serving Korean, Taiwanese, and Chinese food all day.

Yeh’s Bakery in Flushing is a Taiwanese spot with great cakes.

Yi Fang Taiwan Fruit Tea is a tea shop chain with stores around the city, including this reliable one on St. Marks spot.

If you’re looking for Taiwanese food in Elmhurst, check out Taiwanese Specialties. It’s great for groups, and they serve some very good fly’s head.

Happy Stony Noodle is a Taiwanese restaurant in Elmhurst that makes excellent beef noodle soup.

Win Son Bakery is an excellent counter-service Taiwanese spot in East Williamsburg from the people behind Win Son.

Taiwan Pork Chop House is a cash-only Taiwanese spot in Chinatown that’s a good option for a quick lunch or dinner with a group.

886 is a casual Taiwanese restaurant on St. Mark’s in the East Village that’s great for a fun and affordable group dinner.

Ho Foods is a small restaurant in the East Village that specializes in Taiwanese beef noodle soup.