Temple Street Eatery

We started with some happy hour drinks. Both the Yuzu Spritzer and Ume Sake Paloma were delicious. We also got a House Sake, served hot, which was nice. To eat we ordered the Asain Buffalo chicken wings, pork Dumplings, Crispy Chashu, and Mini Beef Arepas. The wings were crispy and juicy, absolutely perfect. Everything was fresh and full of flavor. You order at the counter and everything is brought to the table. There was a minimal wait and the staff was very pleasant.

Went on a Monday afternoon the wasnt too busy but the parking was a little hectic because of the other shops. Staff was very helpful and suggested I should try the Limon Bubble Tea and Chicken Dumplings.Everything was made fresh to order and both the bubble tea and the dumplings were delicious and packed with flavor. This was my first time eating here but wont be my last.

TSE has a great menu comprised of Latino Asian items. The soups are large and plentiful. Great menu with inspired and healthy options. The salads all look amazing. Simply put. Temple Street Eatery is a must have if your local or visiting. They have locations in Pembroke pines and a 3rd arriving in Cooper city.

Way overrated and certainly not a 4.5 stars .located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale but should and would not qualify for more than a untactful takeout. The place is busy but cater for certsinly a lower class of tastebuds. The atmosphere is ok the tables are diner style but the food is tasteless.from the soup who is a chicken cube soup with a lot of nobles and squares. Of chicken from an already cut cubes .the broth is terrible . The dumplings are also either no taste and will require loads of soya to make them eatable. The salmon poke is also tasteless. They were playing Spanish music and the service is very basic you sit and they bring it to you. The chineese food stands in many shopping moles food quarters are way better. It is the destination that I will never go to again sadly .

Had a great meal at Temple Street Eatery after spending 10 Days on a cruise ship. I had shrimp & pork shumai and some pork dim sum, my wife had wonton noodle soup; both of which were excellent and a good size for portions. Their food was great and service was very friendly. Nice accommodations inside for a lunch spot!

This was my first time in Fort Lauderdale. The food was delicious, and the restaurant's decor was great. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting this area...it's so good!

I agree with the prior reviews. I find the service to be extremely unfriendly and lackluster. The quality of the soups were substandard. There appears to be a lack of Interest in the Custimer service. The restaurant quality was not of the Asian-fusion quality and the overall taste of the food was not even of fast food quality. I WAS HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED. ☹️