Chifa Taypa

This past has the best Peruvian Chinese hands down and I’m Peruvian. My family and I have been going her for years. The owners know us as we are regulars there. The chicken lo mein, fried rice and the wontons are our personal favorites! This is a must go to place in North Lauderdale

I didn’t spend much time here as my friend went inside to order our food. All I can honestly say for now is that I am HOOKED on their Singapore noodles, which is a rice noodle dish with curry, beef shrimp and vegetables. I hope that I get to actually have a sit-​down visit soon and I will update my review.

When my friend told me that there was a Peruvian/​Chinese restaurant around, we decided to check it out. This restaurant was my 7^th and last stop in the Miami/​Fort Lauderdale area culminating my Peruvian culinary experience.
My expectation were high, I haven’t had Chinese/​Peruvian since I have been to Peru.
The food wasn’t bad, but I had better Chinese food. The portions were large; definitely what a Peruvian would call tay-​pa.
I didn’t order anything special, some vegetables and some fried rice. My friends ordered the fried noodles. I ask if she thought the food had a Peruvian flavor, and she said no. They had Lucuma ice-​cream and that save the day for me!
Maybe is the fact that there are so many Peruvian people that makes you think you are somewhere in Peru.
Chifa TayPa is a very ambitious project. I don’t think you could have this type of food, but only in Peru. It is the fusion of so many years that could not be imitated outside the country. Would I go back? No. If I feel like Chinese food, I know the place.

Adequate service.
The food mediocre, spicy shrimp lo mein was good.
Won ton soup needed more dumplings, the broth and veggies tasted good.
Fried won ton was delicious.
Large group of 10, adequate space, a bit cluttered but overall… decent.

Been there twice, first time they made me and my pregnant wife move from a table. I refused and they insisted. When I first came in, they said I could sit wherever I wanted– so what the hell then? Then, they made me wait for 10 minutes, no menu, no water. I had to get up and ask for a menu. Still, no service. I think they were intentionally trying to get me to leave. So I did.
Second time, the girl was super rude, a second guy I was trying to ask a question about my check kept playing stupid and trailing me off, finally the same rude girl came and gave me a really bad attitude.
I don’t know what it is that people love about this place so much. I ordered a Chaufa and they gave me a traditional Chinese fried rice, I’m sorry, but they are not the same thing. NEVER AGAIN!!! Don’t give your money away for bad service!

I want to start off by saying I ordered from here because I was merely too lazy one night to drive to my favorite Chinese place and this one was right around the corner. Being from NYC my chjnese food palate can be a bit critical sometimes but this place just wasn’t up to par at all based on reviews I had seen. My bf and I ordered a wonton soup, chicken broccoli, pork fried rice, and some egg rolls. It was all a fail. First, started off with poor customer service. The girl was just rude on phone and when we asked if there were any specials she said well just check online. Now don’t you think we did that? Hence why we asked you if maybe you had any specials. Secondly, it took a almost 30 minutes for the delivery order to arrive. I live within walking distance, maybe 5 minutes at most, so don’t see why it took so long. Finally, what got to me was that food was lukewarm at best. Wasn’t piping hot as most normal food is after it is just cooked. The chicken broccoli had almost no flavor and the fried rice was the same. I didn’t have an egg roll as I don’t like them but the bf said it tasted frozen like store bought from a box frozen. And my wonton soup only had one measly wonton in it. Needless to say, I won’t be going back there ever. I will tell my lazy self next time to just go where I always do and drive the 10 min to and from my normal spot.

I have been coming here for the last few yrs… They moved to their new location recently. Food is still awesome. Started off with some sopa pac pow. It was perfection-​Ended the dinner with Roast duck and Pork Fried Rice. It was deliciouso! Hands down the best Peruvian Chifa restaurant in South Florida IMO.

It’s a newer slightly better than ok Chinese restaurant serving a rather good full plate Chinese food at what are bargain prices such as half a duck for $ 11. There’s nothing at all fancy about the place, but it is located in a new building with everything appearing clean as well as orderly.
Downsides are that it fills up quickly, especially on Sundays with rather large groups of people seeking a decent family meal at easy on the wallet budget prices. Also, it has no liquor, no beer and no wine. The service is anything but professional however adequate and they often have either run out of items, such as scallops, or otherwise don’t have certain items that are on their menu.
For what it is, being a bargain price Chinese restaurant it’s really rather good and, as a result, has become a popular destination for the frugal minded.