21 "Taiwanese" Restaurants in London.
The bao are what makes this Taiwanese joint legendary, but the small plates are even better. The queues at Bao are an official Soho landmark.
Mr Bao is a Taiwanese restaurant in Peckham that we challenge anyone not to love. The mushroom bao in particular is worth crossing London for.
Bao and Bing is a slick Taiwanese restaurant and cocktail bar in Marylebone that’s the perfect gateway to a night out.
Din Tai Fung in Covent Garden is the first European outpost of well-known Taiwanese dumpling restaurant. It’s great for a snappy lunch or solo visit.
Bao Borough is the third outpost of London’s most famous Taiwanese restaurant. The buns are still good, but the smaller plates are even better.
Daddy Bao is a tiny restaurant in Tooting from the same family as Mr Bao in Peckham, and is serving the same great Taiwanese food.
Bao’s Noodle Shop brings a failsafe formula to Shoreditch with tasty tripe and other small plates alongside comforting bowls of noodle soup.
A grand converted church in London Bridge, Amazing Grace will work just as well for a boozy night as for a bao-filled dinner.
Not to be confused with Tooting Market, Broadway Market is packed full of great spots for sit-down cheap eats and date-ready drinking dens.
Mr Ji is a Taiwanese small plates and cocktail spot in Soho that specialises in superbly cooked chicken and expertly mixed drinks.
From the people behind Bao, this little King’s Cross café is perfect for a grab-and-go situation or a light bite.
Master Bao is a Taiwanese spot inside Westfield London that’s perfect for cheap, quick eats, and excellent bao.
