Just tried this place, and wow! Food was amazing! Glad I stumbled into it, completely unplanned. Definitely adding this one to the short list of favorites!

Good service, though they currently only do take out. The pork belly bao was good and lighter than I was expecting, which wasnt a bad thing. The tiger fries were a good sized portion, easily sharable for two people.

I think this is Taiwanese cafe style eatery. You ordered and paid for the food at the counter, then they deliver the food to your table when they are ready. No seating outside, but quite a bit of seating indoor.There are variety of dishes including beef noodle which comes with or without soup, fried chicken steak, fried tofu or string bean, etc. They also make bubble tea and other desserts like egg tart. The beef noodle portion is huge with lots of noodle and soft beef with tendon. The noodle is yummy and fresh.

Nostalgic cuisine from the motherland. The smaller portion sizes and combo deals allow for the tasting of many different flavors. Enjoyed thoroughly. Maybe avoid if vegetarian

Each bao offers a distinct flavor, all quite good. The garlic string bean fries were excellently crispy and garlic-y, the tiger fries were pretty tasty and filling. And the deep fried vanilla bao for dessert was better than any tempura ice cream Id gotten at a Japanese restaurant. Didnt try the tea but as far as food goes it was pretty solid.

The tiger fries are absolute fire! I got the tofu bowl and it has so much flavor. Im definitely ordering again.

Good service, Quick preparation, Generous portions, Not extraordinarily tasty!

Pleasant surprise to find this place. All the foods really are Taiwanese street foods. Their specialty looks to be their buns. The white buns traditionally have braised pork belly, but they feature tons of other meats like fried fish, chicken, and others.Other bits of awesome include braised pork rice, fried green beans, nori fries, fried tofu(not smelly), sweet potato fries, and numerous rice plates. Have to go back multiple times to try everything!

Desserts are really good and the kalbi beef rice bowl is tasty as well. The beef is slightly chewy.

Went there for lunch and tried the Korean Kalbi beef lunch combo. Unfortunately it is mostly greasy, disgusting fat (see photo), barely any lean meat in it. Complained to the waitress and was told we will do it better next time. Come on, if you dont want to fix the problem this time, there would not be another customer for next time.------------------------------------------------------------------Updated review to reflect my recent experience. This is a newly-opened hole-in-a-wall place for a quick bite of traditional Taiwanese food. However the quality of food is either hit or miss, depending on when you come and what you order. For exampe, rice bowl with pork belly (控肉便当) is soft and delivious sometimes, but under-cooked some other time. Rice bowl with red wine beef (红酒牛肉便当) has a sour taste most folks would not tolerate. Service is fast when there are not too many people waiting. Price is a bit expensive, compared to other Taiwanese restaurants in the area. Try to beat the crowd by coming earlier to skip the waiting line.

Very tasty chicken and kimchee Kalbi fries

Quite tasty! Ill definitely be back if Im craving some taiwanese snacks.

It’s pork is the best Taiwanese in Seattle. Grass jelly is a little bit too sweet but still tastes good.

Our go to place for boba and popcorn chicken done right. Yum yum.

The bao is so good. I had the traditional and the Cod. The Cod was super crispy, fresh, and delicious. The traditional had scrumptious pickled mustard greens and juicy pork belly. Highly recommend.

Everything was delicious ! Especially the desserts. Affordable price.

Nice ambiance, very small cafe. Food and drinks are good, but a bit overpriced.

The signature fries were good and so was the lunchtime offer of free tea, but the buns themselves were nothing to write home about. I tried the cha-siu (BBQ) chicken bun, and the filet itself was just a normal chicken filet like you might buy in bulk at Costco. The signature salty-sweet taste of cha siu that is gleaned from the Chinese BBQ process was lacking; it tasted vaguely sweet from the sauce, but wasnt seasoned effectively nor did it have the texture of authentic cha siu.The pricing of $6 per bun and $8 (if I remember correctly) for the fries definitely places this restaurant in the category of gentrified Chinese food: worth a try if for the curiosity, but if youre in the mood for real Taiwanese street food, go to Monga across the parking lot.

This is my second time ordering food here. I ordered a beef salad and grass jelly. Food is delicious as always. Especially my favorite grass jelly. Will definitely have food here again.

Good price, food and service.

Found this place by chance. The drinks are creative and delightfully refreshing. They let you customize the sweetness which is right on. Also neat dessert ideas that you cannot find easily. Food are both mild and light compared to authentic Taiwanese food. Buy that doesnt mean it is less in any way.

Amazing Taiwanese street foods!

I ordered the Kalbi Beef and Pork Belly Bao as a snack in the afternoon while doing work. Both were a bit underwhelming, and for $10, it was honestly a bit disappointing.The bao itself tasted like it was frozen and then re-heated, so it wasnt fluffy like other bao. The pork belly meat itself was good, but I would pass on the kalbi meat. I ended up eating all of the filling and leaving most of the bao behind.

Service was fast and the food was pretty decent.

Food was decent. My girlfriends fish looked undercooked. Its a great idea. Fast food dim sum. The execution wasnt very good though.

This place is a joke. $20 for two bowls of white rice because they are so stingy they don’t give you any toppings. Better check out Monga right across as they serve real food and give you quality stuff.

A little overpriced, though the food is amazing and the service is quick. I would totally recommend this, and my favorites are the kimchi fries and fried tofu.

Totally comfort food. Their traditional gua bao (pork belly) is a must try. We also had their tiger fries and if that doesnt epitomize Taipei street food then I dont know what does here in the Pacific Northwest.. like street food places, I dont know whether you will come here for a meal but before or after a late night, oh so perfect.

Came here on a food Adventure the bao were kind of messy the sauce on the meat was dripping all over my hand. I think it could be a bit more flavorful, but its still good. Give It a try.

Not the typical flavors, I get it, but somehow the combination is not to my liking. Meat in the pork belly and kalbi bao does not taste fresh and is covered up by the flavors in the garnish. Matcha creme has a fruity hint so I could not taste the matcha.

Bad service and rude waiters, overpriced food. I do not recommend coming

My friend and I went to the Seattle Humane, she was looking for a kitty and we stopped there to eat. It different if you have never tried it. They have sweet potato fries that were fantastic and string bean sticks that covered and cooked in a garlic mix. They were delicious!! Its not a big place, moderately priced but so worth it!!!

Solid choice for a Taiwanese style cafe. Loved their pork belly and the side dishes that accompany their entrees. They are reasonably priced and have pork belly baos, bowls, and other dishes. I also liked the popcorn chicken and the string beans. I thought both were well seasoned, but i also dont like food on the salty side so maybe it will be too light for you. I thought for a dinner for two $35 was a good deal. Definitely try them out next time you are in the area!

Drink is okay. The cashier who took my order was rude today. Would go somewhere else with better drinks and attitude next time.

Really good food, very friendly staff. Highly recommended!

Already a year an no change in quality. Popcorn chicken is teally good. No oily smell. And I love their plum sugar fries ❤

We ordered two of their rice bowls: five spiced chicken popcorn and chicken steak, and we loved them! As a Taiwanese, I can say they taste authentic. I liked that they offer 3 different side veg. We will definitely come back soon.

Got a to-go order. 5spice popcorn chicken did NOT have any spices on it. I was literally just given bland chicken bites. Also got a kalbi bao and filling isn’t a good portion.

Great food. Great customer service. Good vibes all around.

Stopped going since they no longer give green beans as side dish for their combos. Might as well go to Tapioca Express which includes a free drink

Definitely one of the best Taiwanese restaurants in town! Their food is delicious and the service is outstanding. Their fusion of Taiwanese baos with different elements offers a unique taste while not losing the originality. And the tiger fries that resembles Mexican concept of nachos but with Taiwanese ingredients are always extremely satisfying. They are really creative and I could see they put a lot of thoughts into creating their menu. Just something I never seen before. Would highly recommend!

Good food.. love the staff.. challenged me to have their spicy chicken... wasnt that HOT ... lol.. visit, talk, and be nice to the staff.. great people and good food!!

The short hair woman who served us there has the worst manners you can imagine.She tried to boss me and my husband around for where we were waiting for the food, and was very smug about the fact that we didnt try to argue with her even though we were the only customers there, so wasnt sure why she told us to get out of the way(whose way?).Previous visits without the unpleasant service was not bad. However with a handful of similar level/style restaurants near by, I wouldnt be surprised if customers stop visiting due to this kind of bad experience. What a shame.

So glad to see another thriving Taiwanese business in Bellevue. Keep to the good work!!! Taiwanese food is literally the best. Hands down. Period. FULL STOP

Tiger Bites main focus is open-faced pork buns. For the uninitiated, they are steamed fluffy white buns folded around a meat selection, garnished with sauce and pickled veggies... its like an eastern take on a hamburger. My recommendation is their traditional pork belly followed by the char siu chicken. Place is small so be prepared, but its a good thing that their food makes for good take-out. Also, they have a lunch special where you get a free drink when you order more than $10 in food.

Brilliant. The Tofu Bao was spectacular as was the milk tea... And the staff were so sweet too, taking the time to enthusiastically walk us through the menu.. cant wait to go back!

Prices for the quality of the food and portion sizes are spot on. They will serve you faster than any other fast food restaurant and everything is made when its ordered. Super love this place

Mediocre to its core. Taste not authentic at all and the price is quite high. Non-classic baos taste all very weird. Fried chicken cutlets are too small nothing like Taiwanese Cuisine but something out of a bento. Popcorn chicken is the closest from a Taiwanese standard. Also the service is not that friendly. You pay tips before you taste the food

The service is super friendly; the tofu bao is yummy (especially the fried basil—and I don’t normally like basil). The bubble tea isn’t too sweet, esp at 30% sweetness!The food is a bit pricy, though.

The fries and pork rice are good. But it will be better if the fries is more crispy and give more rice and sauce for the pork rice

The food is soooo good, came super quick. Rachel you are awesome, anyone would be lucky to have you in their team. Keep killing it guys :)

Great selection of baos and bowls! The drinks are refreshing and youCan customize with the amount of ice and sugar. I will definitely come back!

Ive came here multiple times since the grand opening. I love their pork belly rice bowl and habe conistently gotten it every time. Well worth the price and taste is amazing. Highly recommend!

Its ok. If you like sliders, however i have had better.

Amazing place for Asian fusion food! The pork belly rice bowl was supreme! 😍 The belly slices are super thick & juicy! & The tiger bite fries was Devine!! DEFINITELY COMING BACK soon!

This place is fast! If you are in a rush and want to get something yummy and fast, this is the place. The bento is a lot of food with great flavors and sides. If you are not too hungry, a bao or braised pork rise will be good choices. In addition, their milk tea is like the venti version of the milk tea without the higher price tag.

Totally hit the spot for an in between meal eats. The buns are amazing and stuffed with meat. Love the pork belly (caveat: removed layer of fat). Wish they had this in Vancouver.

Asian fusion food. It’s good for youngsters to try something cool. Milk tea is awesome! Highly recommend

Who pays $5 for a Taiwanese bao?! Its merely average taste too. The 5-spice popcorn chicken is good though.

Lady was nice but I came to get a taro smoothie... They only have taro milk tea, no smoothies.... Literally its taro, milk, ice, blender. :(

Quick service and decent food - not mind blowing but good for what it is. Tapioca was pretty fresh in milk tea and would recommend the two boas for 10$ deal. Rice bowls are pretty complete and would recommend over the boas which werent too flavorful but not bad. Would sum it up as a five guys of taiwanese food - pretty average no major complaints.

Great selection of rice bowls and bao. Best milk tea in the area. I particular like the crispy cod rice bowl and the tiger fries.-1 star for having a $10 minimum on card.

Great Taiwanese food. Not a lot of variety but tastes good. Fried chicken is a little dry.

The food tastes okay. Rice is not enough. Donot very like the cashier~~No patients, speak is not clear and very rude, has no smile, wrong order~~

I didnt really tried all of the items my friends bought, but this place seem to have simple, quick and comfort food.

A Taiwanese quick eat restaurant, food taste okay. Not bad but also not surprising.

Great grass jelly and a lot of options for veggies. Service is really fast

I got the boba milk tea and strawberry roll cake and popcorn chicken! The milk tea is great, but the boba needs to improve, cake is tasty! Popcorn is about average, will visit another time, try different foods.

Its always good, large portions, and pretty quick. Usually get a free drink of some kind.

Me and my wife are their daily customers, we enjoy their food and drinks, in fact their Korean style beef is one of the best in town. But the reason of this one star review is because of the owners attitude. We usually call in for to go orders but somehow I think their cell phone had some issues of dropping calls or miss calls, so I went in and ask them about their phone issues, basically just wanna let them know that if I am experiencing this problem some other customers might as well, and to go food businesses are quite important to a restaurant so want them to be aware of their phone line. BUT the owner’s attitude was very bad, she took the phone and said there are no calls that came in and with a poker face on.... well I guess that’s my point of telling you because your phone have problems of not ringing. She didnt get my point and she told me am I going to order or not with a very annoyed voice. I was quite disappointed because I love their food and just wanted to let them know about something that they can work on to make it a better place but I guess the owner didn’t understand. Please Fix your Phone thx!

I went and tried the pork belly bao, the char siu chicken bao, the 5-spice popcorn chicken, and the fried tofu. The only thing I would get again was the popcorn chicken. I didnt have a chance to try the boba so I cant comment on that. The char siu chicken was kind of cold and rubbery and lacked flavor, the fried tofu was ok, and the pork belly bao tasted like it had peanut sauce on it (I thought it was supposed to have hoisin?) and had too much cilantro.

The bao was perfect and the spicy popcorn chicken really hit the spot.

Very fast, fresh, and good. I thought the prices were reasonable

Comfort food at average prices.

Great place for a quick on the go bite, selection is good and the Five spice chicken is classic.

Salads are delicious; a good healthy lunch option.

Great food and a great idea

This place is great for what it is, (a cafe).. They dont do much, but what they do, they do very well!

Cozy atmosphere, flavorful dishes, excellent teas

Tea is good. Food could be better. Price is expensive. Saw a bug, was it a cockroach?

Terrible service. They would rather talk on the phone than take your order.

Bao is of great quality and great variety in the menu

I ordered two drinks and bun and pork salad, it took over 30 mins for the food to come, which is unreasonable because the meat was pre made, the milk tea is below average and nothing special also it cost more than other bubble tea shop, I make better milk tea at home than them, place is very cramp.

Nice beverages and creative dishes. Must try!

Decent food for the price.

The pork belly bun was rock hard and tasted really bad. Wine beef tasted bad too. Poor service. Woman works at the register had bad breathe smells like dead fish.

One person does everything. Taking forever. (25 minutes to get some bubble tea)

Good food good price

The meal was extremely tasty it was my first visit

Pretty large bowl of pho, for the small.

Good service good food

The baos are really good😁

Hands down the best place to grab food!!

Pork Belly Bao! Thats all you need to know.

Quality of tapioca has gone downhill since they opened. Now its over-priced, average bubble tea.

Get the popcorn chicken!

Young girl has a bad attitude....terrible customer service

Rice bowls come with a small green or black tea around lunchtime!

Cozy with good finger food.

Popcorn chicken is the best!