Eatery 19 食全食美

I bought three orders of pork chop over rice to go. This isn’t the first time I had results like this. Over 9 months ago, the pork chop over rice wasn’t so bad it was around 4-5 stars and cheaper. Recently the price has gone up the portion size has gotten smaller and the pork chop was dry as hell.

Eatery 19 is probably one of the most authentic Taiwanese restaurants in NY 🥹🥹🥹. I particularly love their complimentary soup, popcorn chicken, braised pork with fried tofu, and three cup triumph mushrooms. The food is really tasty, and the service is quick and friendly. Highly recommended!

Tasty authentic taiwanese food! Just as good as food from Queens. Slightly more expensive, but that is expected in Syosset. Service was great and very helpful. Will go again!

Gigantic serving portions for home style Taiwanese dishes. Authentic and delicious. Staff were super friendly . They served very decent Taiwanese tea. ( for those who is not familiar with Asian teas, Taiwanese tea is famous and super appetizing and exquisite). There were few Taiwanese restaurants near Queens in NYC, either located in busy food courts or not so clean table with noisy guests all the time . Comparing to them , this one , in the heart of Long Island is very representative and they do have clean tables and nice bathroom for their customers . I ordered the beef noodle soup home . Yummy , savoring feed enough to serve 2 or at least 1.5 person

We saw a recommended post about Eatery 19 a few weeks ago and had it on our bucket list. We didn't plan to visit recently since the drive was kind of bad, about 40 mins from Queens. Luckily, we were in the neighborhood and got a chance to try. The decor is humble and simple with family style. The staff is hospitable, friendly and recommended their signature dishes in details. There is a great variety of options on their menu and we really had a hard time making up our decisions. We ended up having Fried Stinky Tofu as our appetizer and Oyster Pancake and a bowl of Braised Beef Noodle Soup as our entrees to dine there. We also ordered Taiwanese Pork Chop and Pickles to go. The food was authentic and delicious, especially the stinky tofu which was well-fried, juicy inside and went perfectly with pickles. We were really satisfied since it’s difficult to have decent Taiwanese dishes now in NYC. We will definitely visit again, but probably in a while due to the distance.