I believe I have tasted everything on the menu. Their best is the fried dumplings, oyster vermicelli, soy bean milk and soy bean pudding. Their remaining dishes are just standard/normal. Not so ‘Taiwanese’ specially the Mashed Taro Sandwich :( . The sandwich is not the typical Taro sandwich which I had in Taiwan. I believe they have localised their dishes to fit the Malaysian tastebuds. Anyhow, mostly their dishes are came in big portion sizes and are priced reasonably. Will definitely come again as is rare to find a Taiwanese place in Batu Pahat.

Good spot to have a Taiwanese Breakfast in BP town, taste very close to Taiwan local. P/S: When you see 酱油膏 on the condiments rack, you know they are serious. 3 major points: 1. Good food 2. Good ambient 3. Service culture (人情味) Next time I want to try lunch menu haha

Strongly recommended their Yam paste meat floss sandwich， the combination of these 2 ingredients make the sandwich sweet yet savoury, and you can find the tomato and egg within. Tried their egg pancake and Kua Bao (Bun) as well, not bad.

First time order was good, just that the rice was a bit cold and portion was a bit small with the price they charged. But second time the rice has a slight stink smell. I started to feel unwell and vomit several times after finishing it.

Cozy place Suitable for family or friends gathering

having a nice Sunday breakfast with ym family. Fairly surprised with the food and deco in small town. soya is nice and I find the coconut coffee is a bit weak to my liking.

Was craving for an authentic Taiwan breakfast that's how I found here as there's not much Taiwanese style breakfast choices in BP. Food is average, nothing surprised me and the coffee is so so. Their half boiled egg is a bit too raw for me but the staff was kind enough to prepare another not-so-raw one for me :) Worth a try.

Very taiwanese style. Their local yuan yang c no sugar is t hick and nice. But other drinks even less sweet also very sweet.