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Dainty Cuisine

3.8 (46 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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4 item bento  + rice + $1 for soup
Kat E.

Decided on dining at a food court inside of a Chinese supermarket due to super cold weather and with ample spaces, we parked immediately and entered. Bright and spacious food hall with 5.5 food stalls as the 5th stall is combined with 2 businesses. From dainty Cuisine, the lady took my order of 4 item bento with soup added for $1 extra. Since its A la carte style I selected items under the heated lamps and went straight to eating. For $20 including tax, it was an abundance amount of food and would return to try other items.

上海生煎包 Handmade Shanghai Pan-Fried Pork Buns ($13.99), 兩個菜套餐 2 Dishes plus Rice ($12.99) includes soup
Rita A.

+ Food: I ordered the 2 Dishes plus Rice and Handmade Shanghai Pan-Fried Pork Buns. Tasty and satisfying. Good portion sizes. + Service: FAST! I got my food right after I finished ordering. +Ambiance: The Eat Up food court was decently clean and had plenty of tables for a quick weekday lunch. Looking forward to trying their other dumplings next time.

Veggie bun and meat bun
Jo C.

I finally found a place with the "best" beef scallion pancake in the South Bay area. The pancake was fragrant and delicious and you can definitely taste the scallion...yes I've had this dish at other restaurants that was dull in taste. I also ordered their 2 items and 2 buns combo with rice. One bun was mixed meat while the other was vegetarian and I was surprised the vegetarian tasted a lot better. The mao pao tofu was not bad, but it was just tofu and pretty greasy. They also sell frozen dumplings.

Lindsey M.

The food was pretty good and came out within a decent amount of time. The quesadillas type pancakes were a bit too greasy and not my favorite, but the bao were quite good. I thought they had good flavor and a good amount of filling. The food took a bit of time to come out but the staff were nice. The restaurant was also in a food court kind of area so my family and I ended up taking the food home. I think eating in the food court is fine you are looking for something quick but it seems like it could get a bit loud. In all honesty it reminds me sort of like a cafeteria with the seating areas. But it is a good place to grab food if you want some Chinese comfort food.

Derek S.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a decent experience. Dainty Cuisine is located inside a food court between 99 Ranch market and CVS. Ordering is done at the tablet for food freshly cooked by the kitchen. The wait was upwards of 25 minutes after ordering. They have premade dishes where it's $13-15 for 3-4 items + rice and soup. There is a Gen Z manning the front of the house wearing loose size Large nitrile gloves. Started off with the beef wrap and it was excellent! The wrap was lightly pan fried, not too oily and the inside was filled with super juicy and flavorful beef. The two rolls are perfect for sharing! The shrimp fried rice consisted of 3 small shrimp over a huge bed of fried rice with egg. Dining options appears to be a free for all at any open table within the food court. $12/head after tax with plenty of leftovers.

14 Fried Chinese Leek Pockets
Eric H.

Inside a small food court right next to the De Anza Ranch 99. It serves Chinese dishes you would usually find at some kind of deli. This place was great during its opening week. The first week everything was 40% off and the next week it was 30% off. Now though, there aren't anymore discounts but the prices are still fair. Service is a bit on the slow side, and during busy hours be expected to wait a while. I've tried most of the items here, and my favorite is the 7C BBQ Pork Pancake. The pork is really well made and the pancake isn't too overly crunchy. You can order each dish as a combo, which includes a small bowl of soup and a small side, but these have usually been sitting outside for a while and are lukewarm when you get them. All the dishes are hot and freshly made though!

Pork, Leek, Egg & Shrimp Steamed Dumplings
Sharon H.

Another spot to hit up in the food court next to Ranch 99 A huge variety of dumplings - they were out of the chicken and corn which is what I was eyeing . We ended up with the shrimp, pork leek which was very juicy. Also liked that the had Bao Zi (pork buns) My kids always want bao zi and despite being such a Taiwanese/Chinese area they're hard to find . These were pretty juicy as well The spot across the way had two mini claw machines, just a quarter each ! They do have a change machine.

Gobuli buns
Tiffany L.

Pretty good for less than $10 pricing, loads of buns ! We have tried their dumplings as well and they pass the vibe check. Not too bad for a food court restaurant. Will order again

Lori N.

Newly opened, fast-food style Chinese restaurant inside the foodcourt next to 99 Ranch Market. Pretty satisfied with the freshness of the food. Nothing I tried was overly salted, greasy or MSG-laddened. If you like your food really heavily seasoned, it may seem a bit under seasoned, but it was on point for me. The Green Onion Pancakes, Beef Wrap & Fried Chinese Leek Pockets were all quite good. All these items can often be greasy, but they weren't at all here. Only thing is that the Pockets were a bit soggy after sitting in the styrofoam container. The Pork & Scallion Steamed Dumplings were good, but not a huge standout from your usual dumplings. One huge downside though is that everything needs to be be purchased as a set meal, which typically comes with a rice porridge and a pickled vegetables or kimchee. Nothing can be purchased a la carte. For example, you can't even order just a side order of the Green Onion Pancakes a la carte. So if you want to try some different items, you'd end up with several full set meals, which is far from ideal. I asked if there was any way to reduce the price and just get the items a la carte. The answer was that they won't include the porridge and pickled veggies/kimchee if you'd rather not have them, but you'd be charged the full price either way. Frozen dumplings are on the menu, but won't be available until about a couple of weeks out. Their fresh chili sauce is good with crisp seeds. However, they don't provide any small containers for you to put it in, which is odd since this is more of a takeout spot (with shared tables with other restaurants). You'll need to open your containers and put them on your food. Hopefully this will change. There will eventually be an assortment of items on steam trays to choose from. There were just a couple when I was there. On the upside, there are generous opening discounts right now: 40% off discount December 10-17 30% off discount December 18-25 20% off discount December 26-Jan 3 2024 10% off discount Jan 1--Jan 17. 2024

3-items, includes soup and rice. $14.99.
Mary L.

Excellent and authentic tasting Chinese foods in the Eat Up food court next to 99 Ranch grocery store in Cupertino. I haven't had a very good 3-food items, soup plus rice in my meal set in awhile. $14.99. Select whatever you want over the counter. Wide variety to choose from. If you like meal sets, this place is legit for Chinese foods. Fully satisfied and worth the 5-stars review. They make awesome Shanghainese dumplings that you can buy in bulk too. Good prices. I ordered at kiosk and waited 17 minutes to get my order. This is a popular spot packed with weekday lunch customers. Lines can get loud and crowded at times. Staffers speak mainly Mandarin, but they are experienced here. Endless lines. Must give them credit for cooking great tasting foods here. You can order other meal sets too. For $12-$15, I'm sure you can find something delicious and fulfilling here. Glad I didn't have to pay extras for rice and soup. Best of all, I'm always looking for foods packed with veggies. The carrots and sweet corns were absolutely delicious and slow cooked to my liking. Pork ribs was excellent. Fried fish fillets were excellent. Spicy beef and beans good too. There wasn't much that I disliked other than long wait times, but it was absolutely yummy and worth waiting for.

Ang V.

Located inside the food court right next to Ranch 99. It's a small food court so you won't miss it but this is one of the newer cuisines. They have hot food where you can order 2-3 entrees that comes with rice. They also have frozen dumplings you can take home. They have dim sum too! I only tried their pork and scallion boiled dumplings. Paid about $15 for a dozen. Not sure if they include this for to-go orders but I dined in and they added some vegetables and porridge with my order, both delicious. Dumplings were also hot and tasty! They have your typical soy sauce, vinegar, sriracha, sauces by the register. You can order via kiosk or sometimes the worker will ring you up if it's for the hot foods. Took about 15 mins to be ready. Would definitely come back to try more of their dishes!!

1 Chicken Stewed w. Mushrooms
Christine L.

Decent value I'd say. Got all this food in the photo with tax and tip for somewhere around $15 which was 1.5 meals for me. I enjoyed it but the chicken and mushroom thing was overly salted. The seaweed salad with garlic was good! Tasted like it was freshly made with fresh garlic that was pretty strong so if you don't like garlic steer clear. The soup was a nice palace cleanser. Service was fine and the ambiance is like a cafeteria with a few food options and lots of seating. Never seen the place busy. I'd eat here again and try something new if I'm in the area but not something I'll be craving necessarily. It was tasty but nothing overly special.

Scallion Pancake
Lucy Y.

I loveee this place. Their meal sets are priced so well and the food reminds me of my mom's cooking. I got the green onion pancake with congee and vegetables. It was a bit lacking in flavor but that's because I chose plain foods. There are also hot sauces that are self serve so I could add my own flavor. You can order at a kiosk which made the process smooth and my food came out pretty fast. There's a lot of seating indoors and out. This food court is a great place for groups who want different foods. This is my favorite spot at the Eat Up food court!

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Good handmade dumplings, very fresh. Cook time can take ~10 mins since dumplings are made to order.

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Home Eat

4.6(1.3k reviews)
0.3 mi
$$
8 years in business
Speaks Mandarin

Came in to celebrate a birthday. Food was very good. Freshly made and delicious, especially the…read moresesame chicken. The beef shank wrap continued to be a delight, it was incredible! The combination of meat, veggies and the exterior crispy pancake created such an outstanding tasting effect. The lamb dish had one of the most tender meats I've tasted. The brown sugar sticky rice cake was soft inside and hard outside; with just the right amount of sweetness. Service was ok. They should've been kinder and more grateful. I liked how they have a sign posted on window saying that gratuity is at free will and you don't pay for the wrong dish they send to you. It showed accountability. That's why we keep coming back, for now.

I've come here a handful of times for 5+ years and generally check in for their monthly specials…read more Parking is pretty full due to the other stores in the area. There was no line for us to be seated. I was able to flag down a server to seat us since they seem to be extremely busy cleaning tables and servicing others. The hotpots are full of ingredients and the broth has always been tasty. Unfortunately, the meats seem to be overcooked. Prices have been going up over the years where only the monthly special is enticing for the value. Servers were friendly and checked in on us, but it took 25 minutes for our food to show up at our table after we ordered. The only consistent experience I've had are the oranges at the end of the meal. They are always amazingly sweet, juicy, and comes off the peel easily. I don't usually enjoy oranges, but I love the ones HomeEat offers! Will be back if in the area, but hope kitchen service will be quicker in the future.

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Home Eat - The view from our table towards the front of the restaurant

The view from our table towards the front of the restaurant

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Home Eat - 11 Numbing Spicy BBQ Fish Fillet 家宴麻辣烤鱼

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DX Braised Chicken Rice

DX Braised Chicken Rice

4.7(226 reviews)
0.5 mi
$$
Free parking
Kid friendly

DX Chicken Braise is one of my go-to spots. I first stumbled upon this place while looking for…read moresomething to eat near the Tesla chargers, and it instantly became a favorite. I love their chicken and rice and their beef and rice, but my absolute favorite is the beef brisket with rice. I always get it extra spicy and add the bamboo. It is so good every time. The broccoli with garlic is also amazing and has become a must-order for me. The food is consistently flavorful, comforting, and satisfying. I often get takeout, and the food stays hot even an hour later when I get home. The staff is nice, the place is clean, and the vibe is casual. I come here so often because the food is reliable and always hits the spot. Highly recommend.

Food was legit! Savory, well cooked and flavorfully seasoned. Spicy level can be adjusted to your…read moreliking. The yellow braised chicken over rice is a traditional northern Chinese dish originated in Shandong province. Who would've thought the combination of garlic, ginger and soya sauce produces such a beautiful yellow glossy color while it trumps the aromatic and rich taste. The chicken pot can be had either boneless or with bone. We ordered the boneless. It was very tender. The pig's trotter pot was braised slightly differently, but equally delicious. I wasn't impressed with the watered-down soup that had barely anything in there and tasted bland. Veggie side dish ok. It's a comfort food with a swagger. Linear seating arrangement with minimum decor. Clean environment. Friendly and courteous staff.

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DX Braised Chicken Rice
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DX Braised Chicken Rice - Clean environment.

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Liang's Village

Liang's Village

3.7(1.5k reviews)
0.3 mi
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Incredible vegan spicy red oil sesame noodles!!!!! (Look for "The Works, night market fave" on the…read moremenu). Surprisingly, the normal Dan Dan noodles ("special sesame dry noodle") were quite bad. The beef and tendon noodle soup is not bad, decent for when I was sick. There is a "beef and tendon noodle soup" as well as a "beef only noodle soup" on the menu - you might think the beef only one would be better value and have more meat, I ordered both to see the difference - even though the meat only one does have more meat, the meat is more tough and very hard to chew. So the beef with tendons soup has way better texture and more tender meat pieces

Well... This place was on my list of things to try until last night. We came in a little bit before…read moreclosing and the waiter informed us that we had until 8:25 to order. After placing our order, the food came out relatively quick. We ordered 2 beef noodle soups, the works, and 2 beef rolls. Starting off with the beef rolls, these came out cold. I heard that this is what this place was known for. The meat in our rolls wasn't even lukewarm and the pancakes came out super soggy almost like they didn't even try. Please tell me how the pancake look brown and crispy on the outside and still comes out cold and not crispy at all. My nephew even said they weren't crispy and he's 3. The lady told us that the sauce on the inside was salty and that's why they don't give extra and man was she right. 1/5* The beef noodles soup itself flavor wise was good and portion wise it was good for $21, but my noodles had no chew to them at all. I was attempting to pick them up with chopsticks and they would just break into pieces. They do give a decent amount of beef though in this. 2.5/5* for the flavor but don't expect much from the noodles. Same thing went for the works, it was a peanut buttery sauce that the lady claimed wasn't spicy, but my parents noticed that it had a kick to it even though they asked for it not to be spicy. The egg is a nice touch but not too sure if it's worth the price. Noodle consistency was the same as the beef noodle soup. 2.5/5*

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Liang's Village - Cold Noodles + Cold Apps

Cold Noodles + Cold Apps

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Grandma's Kitchen - Salt & Pepper fish

Grandma's Kitchen

4.0(230 reviews)
1.1 mi
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We have been curious about this restaurant since we moved to the neighborhood. Finally got a chance…read moreto check it out. It is a bit of a dumpy place right next to a gas station, across from an empty strip mall shop area! We weren't even sure the restaurant was open when we got here. We were asked to pick any table - mostly booths. There's a QR code to scan and place your order. After peruse quite an array of items we picked the ma po tofu and the beef with onions. Service was minimal- we weren't even sure presented with 2 cups and a carafe of water to start. Our order arrived and we got a complimentary seaweed miso soup. Soup was quite good with real seaweed - not the dehydrated stuff in some Japanese restaurants. Surprisingly the food was delicious! The ma po tofu was very authentic. There's schezwan peppers or Mala in it but it was not overpowering that it numbs your tastebuds! The tofu was soft and silky. The beef had good flavor and balanced the meal out. Beef was tender. Overall we enjoyed our meal. Will definitely come back to try other dishes on the menu If you're not familiar with traditional Chinese entrees the menu can be quite daunting and a turn off. They definitely utilize all animal parts!

I'm super surprised how good this restaurant is. In general I think Bay Area Chinese food sucks…read morecompared to SoCal and I often drive down to SoCal just because I miss more authentic Chinese food there. However I can honestly say this restaurant is just as good as the best Hunan/Sichuan food from the San Gabriel area. This used to be a different Sichuan dry pot restaurant that was so so and I really haven't gone back since the new one opened up. The name is also really misleading because many Taiwanese restaurant use Grandma as the name. As a foodie this restaurant is legit. It's in a small plaza shared with another Taiwanese restaurant so parking can be difficult but there are plenty of street parking right next to the restaurant. The interior is clean and well organized. The service is prompt and good enough. They ask for reviews but didn't promise some freebie for a semi fake 5 star review which is great. I never leave a good review just for a freebie because my integrity is way more expensive than freebies. The food is phenomenal and authentic in every way. The frogs are tender and the spices are not overwhelming and brings out the flavor of the frog meat just right. The cured pork (pig face meat) is very rare in the states. It's also cured properly to give the authentic hunan flavor. They also mix it with raddish slices which is also rare in most Chinese restaurants here in the states. Even the conch with bamboo shots surprised me in how thin the slices of the conches are. It's also flavored without being too spicy nor too salty. Everything is on point. I do wish they used better white rice but that alone is not enough for me to take off any stars. This is just a wonderful restaurant that's on par with my favorite hunan restaurant in San Gabriel and I'm so glad I found it because I'm sure going to go back every week now.

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Grandma's Kitchen - Dining room

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Grandma's Kitchen - Steamed Eggs, Tofu with Ground Pork and Sprouts

Steamed Eggs, Tofu with Ground Pork and Sprouts

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