Taiwan Little Chef, SkyCentral, Resorts World Genting
Taiwan is a country that I have always wished to visit but haven’t got the guts due to my imaginary language barrier. Therefore, it was a delight to find out that while I couldn’t go to Taiwan, Taiwanese cuisine has come to me, at Resorts World Genting.
Owned by a Malaysian-Taiwanese lady, Taiwan Little Chef is not a new brand. Actually, the owner used to operate a stall at the First World Hotel food court for more than ten years. Currently, Taiwan Little Chef has sister outlets also called Taiwan Little Chef (Maxim) and Taste of Taiwan (Petaling Jaya).
Having zero knowledge about Taiwanese cuisine, apart from the country’s current biggest export of bubble tea, I left it to the manager to recommend the best items on the menu.
If you have lost track, we visited Taiwan Little Chef as part of our Resorts World Genting 12-hour food trail challenge, so of course, we were there to eat, and only the best food!
Looking at these food photos, I wouldn’t blame you if you thought that it was way too much to be consumed. Well, don’t worry, we were there in a group and we managed to clean our plates because the dishes were just too delicious.
I had a taste of everything, except for the Taiwanese Beef Noodles. As you are aware, I do not consume beef. That’s no big loss to me as there were so many varieties of food waiting to be tried.
Two items in this meal stood out for me and will stay in my mind for the longest time: Pork Floss Taiwanese Egg Roll and Taiwanese Omelette Rice. To me, they look like Malaysia’s very own Roti Canai and Nasi Goreng Pattaya respectively.
If you are at Awana SkyCentral and craving for Taiwanese cuisine, this is the place to go to. Remember, you can also patronise Maxim’s Taiwan Little Chef or Petaling Jaya’s Taste of Taiwan. All three outlets belong to the same boss.
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WAH! Everything looks delicious! Since im reading this in the morning. i partially regret, cause now i feel really hungry!
I walked pass this place before! looks interesting but never went in coz non-halal.. haha The food looks so good though.. especially the salted fried chicken..
Non halal eh? What a pity. Kalau tak, Rawlins dah serang dah makan kat sini. Haha
The food looks so yummy and appetizing! I want to try out Sweet Potato with Plum Powder, looks something new and unique to try out =P I wonder how the taste like!
That Salted Fried Chicken looks so yummy, your photos made me feel so hungry lah 🙂
The food is just so so… It is not even close to the Taiwanese food if you ever visit Taiwan… So disappointed. When the food is bad, then the customer service is worst, then it is really not worth visiting the restaurant. So highly not recommended to try this restaurant. The staff is horrible… Customer service is the most important value in F&B…
Hi Nina,
Sorry to hear of your negative experience, so different from my own. Food taste aside, it being very subjective, the service that I experienced was not unlike other eateries that I have been to over the years. Not exceptional, yet not overly poor. Let’s hope the management of Taiwan Little Chef reads your feedback.