🚩 Tao Ban House is a great choice for family gatherings with a comfortable space and good service.
For the Mid-Autumn Festival family gathering, we didn't want to spend much effort cooking, so we came to the nearby Tao Ban House. This restaurant is next to the MRT Qizhang Station; it's just a 1-minute walk to get there. It's located on the second floor without an elevator, but the stairs are fairly wide and easy to climb. The shop regularly undergoes renovations, so it looks quite new. The space is spacious and comfortable, with a super high number of seats (over a hundred), making it very suitable for large group dining.
After being seated, we ordered at the table, and after the meal, we could settle the bill using cash or various payment options. The receipt has options for electronic storage, and there is a service charge.
The meals are served as set menus, including salad, appetizers, soup, main courses, Japanese dishes, desserts, and drinks, totaling 7 courses. Since there were many courses, I’ve written my feedback under the photos.
Last time I dined here, the waiting time between each dish was very long, which was not a great experience. I was really worried that we would encounter staff shortages again this time, but today we didn’t face excessively long waits; aside from the dessert being a bit late, everything else was quite good. Before leaving, I asked the staff to help take a photo, and their attitude was kind and friendly, maintaining the consistent high quality of the Wang Pin Group.
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