Come back here often, for dinner and lunch next day. Homestyle food with porridge. Compared to…read moreother Chinese restaurants, i would assume they are more vegetarian-friendly (variety of small cheaper dishes). Owned by same people as Siam Station next door but theyre Chinese. Recently, Siam Station has gotten so expensive and sweet and salty, yet such long lines. Here you can get comforting dishes with porridge for $6 (cheaper with cash, even cheaper after 8pm). Counter-style, but its fresh and hot and traditional taste.

Good food for a weekend brunch The food is heathy-ish…read more Appreciated that it's not greasy (atleast the food we ordered) Clean place , service is friendly

My friends and I loved this restaurant! We got so many free dishes to try out and drinks as well…read morefrom waiter Phillip the GOATT! The ambiance was nice and chill with relaxing background music while we ate our meals. Recommend this place. Not too pricey too.

I really loved the food and the service! My only complaint is that it gets extremely hot inside. I…read morewouldn't recommend coming on a hot day, especially if you're ordering hot or spicy dishes--I was sweating during my meal. It was simply too hot to comfortably enjoy the food. I would recommend installing or improving the air conditioning to make the restaurant more comfortable for customers. Other than that, everything was delicious. I'd love to come back with my family and try more dishes in the future.

Chick & Tea is in one of the many small strip malls in Sunnyvale!…read more You order at their counter kiosk, or from a QR on the tables. Cute lil cafe, with some fun pop music playing. They have a small dine-in area. If you need to satisfy that "fried food" craving, definitely try their basil popcorn chicken! You can choose your spice levels, but wish they offered a sauce to pair. I will say I appreciate the size and juiciness of the popcorn chicken bites! Breading is not too bad either, we've eaten it even after letting it sit it the kitchen for a few hours and they didn't get soggy!

Food: 3/5 The food is nostalgic and mediocre at best. There…read moreis nothing extremely special about the food but it has a very homestyle feel to it. The pork cutlets were fried well but the breading just fell off. The grilled pork chop was pretty solid and had a good charbroiled flavor. The fried chicken was probably the best: it was juicy and crispy. However, it could've been better with a little more spice. I do like that it comes with a wedge of lemon to make the flavors a little more prominent. Service: N/A Not much of a service since you can order through the kiosk. You pick up your food when it's ready and it's pretty much self serve. Ambiance: 2/5 It's a pretty empty restaurant during the time we went on a weekday night, but there were still a couple of people. Felt like a cafeteria where we self serve and clean up after ourselves. Despite the rating, I would come back for a taste of home cooked meal from time to time. Very simple and balanced bento.

I kept seeing fan Tuan in my social media feeds so I had to go get one myself to try. Xiaoman…read moreRiceburrito is a pick up only place, there aren't any seats to eat your food there. I saw most customers taking their food and eating it in their cars outside. The burrito itself felt small for the price, however it is quite filling. I ordered the original purple rice burrito with mild spicy sauce. I enjoyed the flavors a lot. Due to a work emergency I ended up having to eat my burrito 3 hours after I picked it up, but somehow the fried cruller inside was still super crispy. Not sure how they made that magic happen. Their seasonal mild spicy sauce which was indeed very mild but added a nice chili flavor. I would come back again to try the crispy version.

I finally got around to trying Fantuan for the first time and it definitely exceeded my…read moreexpectations! Xiaoman Riceburrito is the perfect place to try out fantuan for the first time because their menu is limited to only fantuan and soy milk, so that's how you know that it's delicious! It's located in a small plaza so parking can be difficult, especially on the weekends. Their store is also small with a self ordering kiosk with no tables or chairs, so it's more of a grab and go spot. The line was long on the weekend with a bit of a wait for our order, but it was well worth it! I ordered the Purple Riceburrito with mild spicy and my bf got the White Riceburrito with mild spicy. It tastes best when it's hot, especially because the chinese donut is still crispy! I do think that the rice to filling ratio could be better and that you could make it spicier because mild spicy does nothing LOL. However, the variation in textures and flavors made this such a delicious meal! The pork floss can make it a little bit drying, so it's good to pair it with one of their soymilks to wash it down! I got the Soymilk Black Tea and I love that they don't put ice in it so that the flavor doesn't get watered down! The Soymilk drink was my favorite part of the meal, especially because it reminds me of the Filipino tofu dessert called Taho! I honestly think that this is a great quick meal on the go so I definitely want to come back!

This is my favorite Taiwanese bento spot in the Bay Area -- I love coming here because the food is…read morealways consistent and I love the variety of sides you can choose from I always get their #13 combo and each combo meal comes with 4 sides to choose from The service is always fast and bring cash because they give a small cash discount

I haven't been coming to Bento Express for a while so we decided to come by and grab some of their…read moredelicious bento for lunch. It wasn't as busy as I remembered it but nonetheless, I was very much looking forward to grabbing my bento. Lining up, the young lady asked me if I was with the party in front of me. "No", I said. She continued to ask me twice to which I continued to say "no". Afraid that she's confused, I said, "I'm by myself and I will be ordering a bento alone". She then skipped me and asked the person behind me and started taking his order? I was appalled and I gave her a weird look of discontent. She didn't stop and basically just skipped me. It literally took me a minute to realize what has just happened and you can imagine the feeling you felt if it ever happened to you. I could have: A. Make a scene about it and give them a piece of my mind B. Take the high road I took the high road. The bento wasn't as delicious as it was last I remembered it and with plenty of bento spots close by, it's a hard sell especially with how disrespectful this interaction was made me realize why the line was a lot shorter this time around. On a different day I may give them a piece of my mind, but not today. It doesn't seem like it was the first time this has occurred and the lady that took the order of the person behind me first went hiding in the kitchen afterwards. A seemingly polite act of disengaging conflict from her while running away from responsibility thinking conflicts will disappear doesn't work. Sometimes, just a little apology goes a long way and perhaps that's what they need to boost the business more. As for me, I don't care how good it is, I just don't tolerate this type of behavior and I won't be coming back. If you were me, what would you have done?

Ordered a bottle of Biru 101 Rice Lager from Sugoi to go with our food and honestly it was such a…read moregood combo The stir-fried pork and steamed fish here are super flavorful and the beer's light clean finish pairs perfectly without killing the taste of the food. Plus it's brewed with Taiwanese rice and oolong tea Definitely order a bottle next time you come!

The food was amazing, my favorite was the sizzling beef with black pepper sauce. The fried…read morecombination was a little bit dry but was still yummy. Had a great experience prior to this with a friend so I wanted to bring my mom to try. My experience from the service however was a little uncomfortable. When I went with my mom there was no customers. The server seated us at the bench closest to the wall (the table was pushed into the bench against the wall so we had to move it.) Apparently a lot of the legs on some of the tables and benches are wobbly so they put things under to balance it. The servers told us to move it back under the table since we pushed the table out to sit into the bench. My mom is older and she has a hard time walking, she asked to switch to another table where the benches and tables were already spaced out properly because it is hard for her to bend down and move the things under the table legs. The server gave my mom an attitude and asked why two people couldn't fit into our current table.

The pancake wrap here was STUFFED with beef and the pancake part of it was more fluffy and…read morebread-like and chewy, but still pretty crispy on the outside, which is sooo addicting. Service was fast and the staff were friendly! There's a good number of tables inside and ample parking outside.

When Liang's Village first came to the states they were one of the first Taiwanese Chinese…read morerestaurants in the Bay Area. Note that I said Taiwanese Chinese not Taiwanese because they were the type of food that when Chinese soldiers would cook/eat when they first retreated to Taiwan so they don't have the same ingredients they had. The new location is now next to Starbucks instead of the other end of the plaza. The place is clean but slightly smaller. They also changed their menu slightly and they are definitely competing with Duan Chun Zhen across the street. They both offer beef noodle soup so I'll mostly commenting on the difference. Liang definitely gives you more beef (meat, tendon, tripe) but it's also about 50% more expensive. They also added Chinese sauerkraut which makes the soup base very different. I personally prefer the 13 spices used in Duan. The noodles are also different. The texture of Duan is more consistent but Liang feels more handmade. Overall I'd prefer Duan over Liang but Liang has more choices such as beef pancake. In other words if you just want noodles Duan is a better choice but if you want more types of food this is an ok choice. There are also more choices for tea here. Service is alright and it's weird that you cannot order directly using the QR code which only offers the menu. The location is clean and bright which

Yummy mala beef noodle and fried pork chop rice plate. Good portion and amazing favor. Service is…read morenice and effiecient.

Flaming Ox has done it again!…read more The spicy shrimp and pork wontons are the PERFECT little lunch (for me) where I don't want to overeat and hit that 3 pm slump (IYKYK!) Okay, I lied. It'd be even more perfect with the chilled cucumber appetizer... now I'm thinking about pitching an appetizer sampler to the employees next time I go... hm...