Have been told about this new Taiwanese restaurant by my hairdresser and my friends. I have been planning to give it a try for a few weeks now. The place is not big but they haven't put in many tables, probably around 11 seats in total so it actually feels quite roomy. There are quite a lot of attractive traditional dishes on the menu but we got some help from our friendly waitress. She suggested two must try dishes so we went with that plus some others as side dishes. We ordered: Braised beef noodle (recommended by waitress) Braised pork belly with rice (recommended by waitress) Salt and pepper fried chicken nuggets Grilled Taiwanese pork sausage The braised pork belly with rice was very nice, the pork belly was picked and cooked nicely. It was not greasy at all and the flavouring was just right. The braised beef noodle came with nice soup base and it was not bad at all. However, I will prefer if they would use beef shin instead of beef brisket. Mainly because shin is normally used in other places and also it is leaner. Another reason is because it is not easy to find the same cut of beef brisket in the U.K. The fried chicken nuggets were actually my favourite, it was crispy on the outside but inside the chicken was tender and the salt and pepper flavour goes well with it. The grilled sausage was ok also. The the main dishes were around £7 and the sides were like £3 which is quite reasonable and the portion should is ok if you are not a big eater. You do have the option to add extra noddles which for me was necessary. The place do reminds me of the kind of small cosy fast food restaurant in Asia which I haven't really found many in the U.K. Best to get there by tube as parking is a bit of a nightmare there. Just turn right as you walk out of Colindale station, cross the road , walk right and you will see it at the corner within 15 seconds. It is basically next to the large Mediterranean restaurant. They do takeaway as well but no deliveries at the moment.