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Changsha Rice Noodles

4.3 (71 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Braised beef noodles soup, pickled long bean with chicken gizzard, bbq sausage and pounded chili eggplant
Jia J.

Great spot for late night meal authentic Changsha noodles, bbq items, and non spicy items!!! Legit and highly recommend it

Duck
Kim l.

Had trouble finding this restaurant as there is no other signage except for the huge Jade tea bbq right in front. I guess they didn't bother to take down the old business name and expect customers to know this is the duck spot . It's right next to Fantasia. Friend suggested we meet here to eat dinner. We arrived around 6:15 and waited an hour to be seated. Service was fast. Beef noodle soup: 4/5 tasty with a bit of a kick. The kids liked the texture of the noodles. Garlic eggplant: 3/5 garlic overload. The others in my party enjoyed this but it was too much for me. Dumplings: 4/5 basic dumplings Duck: 5/5 this was definitely the star of the show. Tasty! And I loved the crispy skin. We were able to order two half orders. Chicken: 3/5 this was ok, daughter enjoyed it. Intestines: I didn't like the taste but hubby liked it. Ps this is not fried intestines. We will be back!

Connie X.

My boyfriend took me to Changsha Rice Noodles - mainly for their roast duck, but also for their rice noodles (obviously). The restaurant is located in a little plaza tucked away in Cupertino. The English signage reads "Jade Tea BBQ," so not exactly the same as the name advertised on Yelp. A green flag for me was seeing all the roast ducks lined in a row and hanging near the butcher station. Waitstaff are primarily Mandarin-speaking but can pass by with conversational English. Menu ordering is done online, and the waitstaff hand you a receipt to take to the front for payment. We got half a roast duck ($15 dine-in special, limit 2 per table), braised beef rice noodle soup, and soy sauce chicken rice noodle soup. First off, the duck. What I loved was that the duck was not too fatty. The meat was so juicy and so sweet. Both rice noodle soup bowls we ordered were delicious as well. Really good meat-to-noodle ratio. Both came with a side of mustard greens that gave the soup a spicy kick. Best part was taking home leftovers to enjoy the next day. Would 100% go again. I would also come back just to bring a whole roast duck or chicken to take home.

Amanda N.

Came here with my mom and totally fell in love with the food. We ordered the roast duck, beef skewers, green beans, and beef rice noodles. Although all were delicious, the duck was the best dish. It was juicy and fall off the bone. Beef skewers had a smoky taste and with cumin. Rice noodles were the perfect chewiness. We did have to wait around 20 minutes to be seated since it was so busy, but it was worth it. The food came out really quickly after we placed our order. Parking was somewhat challenging but we came at a busy time so can't be too mad. I can't wait to come back again.

Half roast duck. Weekday dine-in lunch special $15.
Vi T.

The signage for the restaurant in english (for those like me,who cannot read Chinese) is Jade Tea BBQ. From what I've been told Changsha Rice Noodle is what is displayed in the Chinese characters for the sign. Now after getting the confusion out of the way about the venue name, there's no confusion about why this spot is popular and known for their BBQ items, especially their roast duck. There's a weekday dine-in special price of $15 for half a roast duck. This is what we ordered, and added a bowl of rice ($2) and some eggplant with green bean spicy rice noodles. Everything we had was delicious, authentic, and nicely made. The roast duck really was impressive. Crispy skin, cooked just right and moist with flavor and that five-spice umami fragrance - as well as not tasting heavy or overly oily. Highly recommended. The eggplant and green bean noodles went really well with the roast duck, but is also a good stand-alone noodle dish too (especially for vegetarians). The spaghetti shaped rice noodles were a perfect texture and had a soft bounce without being under nor overcooked. Flavors were really nicely layered and not overpowereing in either umami or spice levels for this regional dish. My friend and I were both very impressed and will definitely return the next time we're in the area. This restaurant is across from the Apple campus in Cupertino and in a sizable shopping/dining lot with 99 Ranch Market, Sheng Kee bakery, and over a handful of other food, snack, dessert, and boba tea shops. There's 2 entrances and sections. One entrance faces the inner shopping courtyard and 99 Ranch market grocery store and it opens up into their finer dining section, which can be arranged for private events and accommodate a small wedding party. The second entrance is the main one, which faces the 2 story parking lot and opens up into their casual dining section (has booth and regular table seating with bbq meats hanging on the rack). There's plenty of parking outdoors as well as in a 2 story parking lot (with a couple EV charging stations too).

Derek S.

Came by for dinner the other night and it was a tasty experience. Parking was available in the private strip mall lot or garage. Dining is indoors exclusively. Front of the house waitstaff wore a uniform t-shirt and some wore gloves. Changsha Rice Noodles is slightly misleading as the name on the door says Jade Garden BBQ. Ordering is via QR at the table and requires a telephone number and text message one-time-passcode. Opted for the $15 half Cantonese roast duck weekday dine-in special and it was phenomenal. Unlike typical roast duck that is cold with soggy skin, this one took a good 15-20 minutes for it to come out. The skin was crispy and the meat was juicy. As other Yelpers have mentioned, this is quite rare in this area. The sauce was extremely flavorful. They had a $5.99 3 piece grilled oyster special which was also fantastic. The oysters had a fantastic charcoal fragrance and was topped with a ton of garlic. The garlic string beans were pricier at $17.99 and came as a generous portion. Staff were quick to service. ~$50/head after tax and gratuity with plenty of leftovers!

Sarah Z.

Surprisingly thought their rice noodles were whatever...however THEIR ROAST DUCK WAS AMAZING! Sooo crispy and juicy--best roast duck I've had. I was not expecting anything coming for dinner here and I was literally shocked by how good the duck was. Even my parents, who are hard to please, enjoyed it thoroughly. Other notable mention was their fried yellow croaker skewer. Very yummy!! Service was quick and very clean inside.

Interior
Quentin P.

Came in late on a weeknight. Waitstaff was busy cleaning and didn't give us much attention, but they do have QR code ordering. Medium bright lights, no music. Ordered, got our utensils, water etc., and in about 10 min 1st dish was out. Order consisted of sliced spicy beef, beef noodle soup, fried stuffed lotus, and another beef soup with another flavor. We were happy with the food. Flavors were decent, not outstanding, but home-y in a way. Would come back to try other dishes.

Meaty Roast Duck with thin and crispy skin
Agnes Y.

This is at the back of Jade Xiang Yue and also offers Hunan and Cantonese cuisines which seems like an odd couple. The sign on the outside is confusing. It is Changsha Rice Noodle in Chinese but Jade Tea BBQ in English. The ambiance is pleasant, bright, and comfortable. Their roast duck is on special and only $15 for half a duck which is a great deal. Since the two of us were not very hungry, we only ordered half a duck and a bowl of Spicy Beef Rice Noodle. I think the menu (via QR code) says that the duck could be a 30 minute wait, but our food came out within 20 minutes. The roast duck was excellent, probably the best in the Bay Area. It was definitely 5-star caliber. The skin was crispy and thin and without a thick layer of fat underneath which is quite common for roast duck. The meat was thick, moist, and tasty. The rice noodle had good texture and very savory soup base. Unfortunately the spicy beef was not like regular braised beef but kinda like beef jerky. It was thin and kinda dry. The variety of food they offer is rather interesting. The only Cantonese items are the BBQ meats, chow fun, chow mein, and fried rice. I suppose the other dishes are Hunan style. They off crawfish, skewers, appetizers, stir fries, desserts, etc. I took a peek into their kitchen and saw a lot of ducks hanging. It did look like they roasted their ducks on demand throughout the day. Service was decent. Prices are a bit high except for the roast duck. It is not a bad choice for a relaxing meal.

We ordered skewers, which were delicious even though there was a bit too much cumin. Half a roast duck was $15, with crispy skin and tender inside. The crispy pork rice noodles were also very good, but the wonton soup was just average.

Grilled Eggplant
Fran S.

The old Jade Tea Garden café is now a rice noodle place featuring the best of Cantonese deli delights such as roast pork and roast duck, as well as Hunan spicy noodles and other dishes. The roast duck and roast pork are hands down my favorites here, but I also enjoyed order dishes. I love that they're open late too. Interior is bright and welcoming. You can see the display of deli meats. I had my eye on one of the last ducks available, but missed out on the roast pork! This will definitely be a new regular place to go!

Roast duck
Angel L.

I was a little skeptical about the amazing reviews but wow they were right - this was the best Cantonese roast duck I've had in the Bay area. Tenderness and flavor are on point. I also love stir fried pork and green pepper - it's one of my fav Chinese comfort foods - and this did not disappoint. It's spicier than I normally prefer but the flavors and wok hei are perfect. We'll def order again/eat in for the weekday special pricing.

Half roasted duck
Julie W.

4.5 stars I've been wanting to try this place, especially after figuring out that Chang Sha rice noodles (長沙米粉)shares the same kitchen (&owners?) with Jade Xiang Yue (湘粤情). A friend and I went for an early lunch to beat the crowd. Shortly after they open, we were the first ones getting seated. The place hadn't changed much, In general casual and pleasant. Using the QR code we ordered the famous $15 half duck which amazingly is offered for eat-in every day. In addition we tried the beef rice noodles, baked oysters and shrimps. Every dish was well executed, the duck was juicy, tender and flavorful, excellent indeed. Enjoyed the chewy texture of the rice noodles as well as the two seafood dishes. I'm a bit cowardly when comes to spicy food, everything besides the duck have some levels of spiciness which is a little restrictive for me. I'm however impressed with the quality of the ingredients and uniqueness of flavors Price is reasonable, service is efficient and adequate. Looking forward to try the fancier side of the restaurant and perhaps bring a larger group so we can order more varieties to share. Yes, I will be happy to recommend to friends and family

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Reviews are generally positive. Many praise the roast duck, enjoy the rice noodle texture, and mention a varied menu. Service is often described as friendly.

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Delicious late-night food option. My friends and I go almost every week! Service is fast, food is good, vibes are great

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Very good service and very attentive. We had to wait a bit, but they were very quick to seat us. Food is very good!

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4 days ago

I really like the noodles. very chewy. The barbecue sausage also taste good. The kids really like it.

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Discovered this place a few nights ago. It's great that they have roast duck late at night. Food felt very nostalgic.

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Great food, friendly staff, and a cozy atmosphere made this restaurant a truly wonderful experience!

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