Little hole in the wall with some of the most tasty food you'll ever had. Everything I've tried here is delicious. The shrimp were perfectly breaded, seasoned and crispy. The noodles are full of flavor and packed with meat and veggies. The roasted eggs are great. Not sure what the flavor is, but the sauce they're in is so good. The place is small maybe like 6 tables, but it's comfortable and the food is authentic and gives you home cooked meal feels. The service is great, the woman who works there is always so nice and welcoming.

The food taste very delicious and service was great. This place reminds me of authentic Taiwanese street food. The business hours are Wed-Sat and cash only. Thank you Good Shine for the delicious meal.

Finally had the guts to crossed Stinky Tofu off the weird food bucketlist. It smelled weird but taste was awesome and had a nice texture. The place is hidden away next to a laundromat. It's also open late til 11 pm and has cheap Taiwanese food

Family owned spot! Has been here since 1985. Cash ONLY! Easy parking in lot. Salt shrimp, seafood rice and potstickers were great!

I've known about Good Shine Kitchen for many years, given that it is on my commute to work and I always see it. Unfortunately, it's only open a few days a week, and always in the evenings. I tend to prefer going out to lunch, but one time my wife and I had the opportunity to go out for dinner, so finally we went to Good Shine Kitchen. It's an extremely small hole in the wall restaurant. The server was nice to us, but it is a cash only establishment just so everyone is aware. I saw omelette rice on the menu and I instantly tunnel visioned on that as my dinner. My wife ordered oyster noodles and also a stinky tofu to go. The oyster noodles were slightly spicy but overall good. The omelette rice was solid. It had ketchup, which I expect from omelette rice. The rice was also ketchup rice. However the omelette was well done, and I may have preferred just slightly on the runny side. I think the rice itself could have used just a bit more seasoning. The serving portions are on the smaller side for an SGV restaurant, but that's ok. The food was great overall.

Our options into the evening were dwindling and we ended up trying this place out. The lady working was such a sweetheart. Super friendly & warm demeanour. Really enjoyed our noodle soup and vermicelli dish. Hit the spot, reminded me of stuff my mom used to make. Simple, flavorful & comforting. I'd recommend.

This place is a mom and pop shop, and the lady who serves the tables is very nice. When I was there she asked me what I want to order, and would recommend that she think I should get. She also will make sure that I didn't get too cold by closing the door as the afternoon/evening time got a little cold with the breeze with the door open. The food is like your typical taiwanese food - however the price per item was a bit steep for Taiwanese food. I am not sure if I should be surprised since there is inflation everywhere. The parking lot is shared with other businesses there and may be hard to find parking, but there is also street parking as well that is free. It is a good spot to grab some dine in taiwanese food and also comes with free hot tea or water. Would come back again since its locally in MPK and support small businesses, but probably not often considering its a bit pricy for its portion.

Good shine comes through with their tasty food. Was hungry late at night at found this place was open late. It's in a small plaza near a laundromat and looks questionable from the outside at night. There's a very bright light outside to help illuminate the area for safety which is great. Walking in we hoped to sit down, but there was a small line for orders and a few people sitting down. The hostess was behind the counter yelling out- to go order only while pointing at the clock saying they were getting ready to close. The overhead menu is simple and straightforward. There's a paper menu if you want the full list. While waiting for the order, the hostess gave us hot tea while waiting. So good on this cold night. This is a first review from eating in my car from outside the restaurant- too hungry to drive home and eat. So my wife and I just ate in the car lol. We ordered xiao long bao which was pretty good.. hot juicy pork dumplings that had fairly thicker wrap than din tai fung or mama lu's. But definitely good- should've ordered two :) We ordered the pork rice burger... doesn't sound like the usual, but basically minced pork on rice with tasty sauce. So. So.Good. Didn't expect it to be this good. Honestly above average better than what I typically find at my usual Taiwanese go-to restaurants (Joy, pine and crane) in highland park. Definitely a must order next time. Lastly, but actually firstly... the Salt and pepper shrimp. Never had a batter like this from any other restaurant like this. Fully fried, edible shells and all (served headless... I prefer on for full flavor, but it's all good), but the tiny crispy balls give it a different crunch from a dipped batter. Simply delicious. Costco sized... close to colossal size... Crispy crunchy and flavorful. I only wish we had some spicy dipping sauce to go with it. Thank you Good shine for tasty food and great service.