Formosan Garden

Was craving good old traditional Taiwanese meals and got my fix here! Also the aunties here are super sweet.

I was originally going to Sanshi Noodle House, but it was closed and I was (still am) really sad. Anyway, this place was in the same plaza and I decided to try them! I had ever had Taiwanese food before so I didn't know what to expect, so I went with the beef noodle soup to play it safe. I also ordered a papaya milk drink and a big dumpling that was on special that day. The soup didn't taste fresh at all, but then again I don't know how it's supposed to be made. The beef had so much fat it was hard to eat/enjoy.The papaya drink tasted old, and when the server was making it I heard the microwave go off like three times which immediately disappointed me. It was nice trying something new, I love trying new foods but I probably won't be back unless a friend who knows more and can recommend some of their best dishes wants to go with me !

Tucked away in this plaza, this place is so easy to miss because it is nondescript. But you would be missing an opportunity to try legit Taiwanese food, of which there are not a lot of options in the Orlando metro area. The people working here are friendly and enthusiastic about recommending good dishes to try. The ambiance is really homey and comforting on the inside. Be sure to try the Three Cup Squid, Stewed Pork Belly, and Hakka Stir-fry. These dishes are very representative of the many food influences in Taiwan. Excellent place that you should try if you get a chance! :)

This is in a quiet plaza on Colonia Drive in Orlando. The table is a little bit sticky. It's not busy here on a Saturday night. Looks like a moms and pops. The food is authentic Taiwanese. Fried oyster with egg pancake could be more crispy. I tried the pork intestine noodle in which I think it's over priced. The salt and pepper chicken is good though. I recommend the Taiwanese beef noodle soup in which the beef is tender. Yang Chow fried rice yet taste good but doesn't look like the original version.

Visited Formosan Garden in the Golden Sparkling Plaza and it was a great experience! The stir-fry rice noodles were tasty, offering a mouthful of flavors with every bite. The fried tofu was perfect - crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It's rare to find a spot that nails both dishes. Service was good. Ambiance was definitely cozy. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic, delicious Taiwanese food. A must-visit for both locals and visitors!

3.5 stars. Service was good; friendly ma and pa shop vibes. The fried chicken and squid soup was Delicious. The yang chow fried rice however could have been better. It was a little burnt.

Homesick authentic Taiwanese food! Fresh ingredients daily. I love the tendon and meat season at point, you don't need to add anything. We will be back soon.

I was in Orlando for vacation and wanted to try something Taiwanese. This place didn't disappoint. So much so that I went there for lunch and dinner just do I can try different things from their menu. Service was good. Best food to get for me was the oyster pancake and the butter melon with egg. Seating is kinda limited but the place wasn't too busy. Definitely will go back.

This place is great! A friend traveling with us suggested this place. Great suggestion. The three cup chicken was superb, and 3 other dishes that I don't remember and can't pronounce, but they were also very good. I'll be back soon. Go there, you won't be disappointed.

Pretty happy that the old Teriyaki House seems to be gone. That place was not good and should not have been open. I am glad the new owners spent a little bit more to decorate the location and actually use the air conditioning. The service was friendly and attentive. Everything is heavily garlicky so beware. Overall a pretty good experience.