Fei's Cafe

After visiting NM for a few days, I was missing home food and searched high and low for a good taiwanese restaurant. I can safely say that this is one of the best taiwanese meals I've ever had since coming to the US. Absolutely delicious, fresh and made to order.

Super good family style food!! My friend and I were full and had plenty of leftovers. The couple who runs the place are so nice and attentive. We went around 11:30 and were the only customers for a bit. Super casual ambience, perfect for a nice lunch stop.

This place is great as far as vegan and vegetarian selections- lots of food to try. It's also one of the few Asian places with more street food options in town.I got a combo meal, which is a great concept to have variety and be able to try lots of things. Unfortunately, the noodles and veggies are very plain, and some of the fried foods were greasy. I liked some of the flavors and the idea of it, but not the execution.

Ordered a few things to go. Love the pork meat bun! It's very flavorful and a lot bigger than a Xiao Long Bao. The meat is juicy and very well-seasoned. Bun itself is moist and just the right amount of dough. I also ordered cold sesame noodles, fried tofu and pork stew rice w/egg. What a nice hidden gem in Albuquerque! Owner is very nice too. Everything reminds me of hin

It's been awhile since I've been here but I came for the vegan combo with beef seitan, rice, veggies, potstickers and bread. They no longer have the same menu, it's a completely different menu and includes beef, chicken, pork and duck. I'm sure they're great dishes but I was bummed that the vegan combo and vegan menu items are no longer available. This is the same restaurant that use to be located across from UNM.

This is a reliably tasty fav of ours for there 2 pork belly dishes but the recent visit may had been on a busier lunch rush since the pork belly stew over rice was unfortunately over cooked to the point of being similar to burnt tip bbq bits and since it's pork belly with skin on causing all the meat to become plasticky texture and I couldn't eat after a few bites, hope things are back to your best next time, I miss how it tasted before.

Owner very kind, came little bit after it opened for quick lunch before going back to work. Found on Yelp, first time. Always hoping for good Asian food around here. Went with the 3 filling dumpling special shrimp pork chives and pork stew rice with eggs at the recommendation of the owner. Cute, small place, little hard to find but you'll find it. Parking easy right out front. Food is delicious! Be patient, may take a bit as she makes it fresh. The dumplings were delicious, steamed not fried after steaming. Pork rice also delicious, with a tea egg I believe and a bit of cabbage. I moved to using a spoon because it was so good! Well priced, come support a rare Asian restaurant in abq! I'll be back to try the rest of the menu!PS take the recent one star review with a grain of salt, looks like she only comes on Yelp to air her grievances... every review but one is one star lol. Haters gonna hate.

Wonderful Taiwanese lady who runs this place. I've been looking for authentic Asian food and I'm so glad I found Fei's cafe. The lady used 5o run a restaurant near UNM but closed it down to temporarily return home to take care of her family...and is now back in business cooking Taiwanese street food in ABQ again.Te menu is small and a bit limited, mostly what you can get as street food in Taiwan (youtiao, xiaolongbao, pork buns, dumplings, etc). But..the catch is..she takes the time to cook the meals herself! It's homecooking and not storebought! So, given she has to cook things fresh and is the only one running the cafe, please be kind and understanding that it may take a while to get your food...but yes..this place is original Asian food..and helps curb my desire for authentic Chinese food quite effectively.P.S. the lady is so kind..My first time at the cafe, I spent some time having a conversation with her. She even gave me some free snacks that she just made ro try. The subsequent visits..shr already remembers me!!

This place has been one of my favorite find in Albuquerque! The owner and chef, Fei is such a nice lady who focuses on creating authentic Taiwanese small plates. Before coming to the US, she trained for two years at one of the best restaurants in Taiwan, and it shows when it comes to her dishes. The pork belly bun sandwich was so tender and flavorful. The dumplings are hand crafted with a meat, veggie, and seafood filling. They're some of the most delicious I've ever had. The stewed pork wouldn't be out of place in a market in Taipei. This restaurant would be a great place to bring a small group and order family style to taste all the delicious small plates.While the restaurant doesn't look like much from the outside, it has a really cozy vibe inside with lots of Taiwanese landscapes and culture. Fei mentioned she has a Sunday brunch and I will definitely be back to try it!

We stumbled into Fei's unplanned and had an amazing authentic Taiwanese meal! I highly recommend the soup dumplings, the shrimp dumplings, and the chow mein. I travel to Asia regularly and this meal was spot on.