Little Taipei Plaza is a nice plaza filled with restaurants, milk tea, eateries, optometrist, a…read morebank, and Osaka Market. The parking can get challenging in this popular mall during lunch hour and any special holiday.

Parking is a hit a miss. Just depends on if there's events going on or it's a afternoon rush…read more There's a lot of restaurants and drink shops around the area. All within a walking distance of each other. The main attration is the Osaka Marketplace. That place is awesome to get your sushi/sashimi fix or if you are looking for Japanese snacks. The restaurant, Gourmet House, is pretty decent as well. It is always packed with people there. Pineapple King Bakery is a must try. Flakey, buttery and delicious buns with different flavors.

The seafood/meat dumplings are my favorite items here. I would not get the bbq pork again, it was…read morecolorless and stale. The shrimp-stuffed tofu and the one with eggplant was okay, just deep fried shrimp paste. It was nice eating once, but won't get them again. The duck was okay, kinda meatless. I'd only get the lotus wrap again if i was mad craving it, it was not fresh. Stay away from the deep fried taro dumplings and tofu wrapped meat dumplings, it was stale and lifeless. The tofu wrapped bamboo shoot rolls were overstuffed with meat, the tofu skin was very dry. The deep fried taro is probably the worst item on their menu. The taro was hard, it was like eating cardboard; and the shell or crust was brittle, not crunchy. Their chow mein was all carbs with a pinch of veggies and no noticeable meat, also not fresh and drowned in soy sauce. The service was good, they take apple pay. They were very willing to take my order, even gave me a few freebies for purchasing so much. The ambiance is like visiting a prison of food held behind plastic windows and floors of metal sheet rooms.

Not sure why the rating is low but I like this spot! I usually order party trays from here. They…read morehave good pricing and large portions. The aunties are also nice. I've gotten their roasted ducks, egg rolls, fried fish for parties. I love their salted fish fried rice, that's my favorite. Not many restaurants offer this and they have this for party tray, I am sold. It's always a hit at parties too!

My favorite Vietnamese restaurant in the bay no joke!!! I…read morefinally was able to visit again after reopening When I tell you the food is always on point temperature, flavor profiles and sides I am always wondering how this place isn't always packed and the lines wrapping around the building Staff is awesome easy 100000/10

Rice and Spoon is a cute Vietnamese spot that shares a small parking lot in a plaza with other…read moresmall businesses. Ordering is fairly easy on the self-service kiosk, and I had their Mango My Pork, which featured lemongrass pork with shredded mango and no jalapenos. I'm no stranger to banh mi; after all, I grew up eating it. That being said, it's often not the most exciting food that I crave but when a friend wants to go too - suddenly yes! Mango My Pork... yes I'd tango with or without a fork! The Mango My Pork features lemongrass pork, which was very tasty and perfectly seasoned. To bring out the taste even more, there is unripe mango, which might sound unappetizing.... but this mango had less tang, less sweet, less sour - just a bit of chew with no tenderness. Essentially, it served the function a tropical vegetable with substantial chew. Although this restaurant is not a regular sit-in with table-side service, the staff checked in on us to see if we were enjoying our food. It's also a bit on the smaller side, so it's hard not to notice the environment around. Nonetheless, it was fairly quiet and calm. We only stayed for maybe 30 minutes, yet evens so, many delivery drivers passed in. Surely Rice and Spoon's tastiness no secret!

A Sack of Potatoes. I remember when this place was about to open over 5 years ago. I totally…read morethought it was going to be a potato themed fast casual resto doing things like different variants on French fries or stuffed baked potatoes. Boy was I so off the mark. Lol. It is a Chinese tea/boba shop with a super unique Asian fusion-y type of food. They have musubis, gyozas, fried snacks and even some substantial meals like noodle soups and bentos. I haven't tried much of their offerings but in what I have, have not been bad at all. I've only had a couple of versions of milk teas here for drinks. They run about $7ish and are in big cups (at least 16oz). I like them at the 30% sweet level, still a tad sweet but also refreshing. I'd like the tea flavor to be a tad stronger but it is fine here. Gyoza ($7ish/3.5*) these are small lightly deep fried dumplings. Probably from frozen but as a quick cheap snack, most would be satisfied. I was. Spam Musubi ($10/4*) You get 3 fairly large musubis, which is a lot for me. I do 2 as a meal and do the other as a snack later in the day. The rice to spam ratio leans heavy on the rice part. But their rice is unique as there's some toasted rice specs that give the bites a toasty note. Kinda like the crisp rice on the bottom of a claypot dish. Not in texture but in aroma. Never had a musubi like this. There is a good layer of thick sweet teriyaki sauce which I can do without but does bring that sweet n salty principle into effect. This may become my anchor dish here as it's kinda hard to find a good musubi in this town. Pretty stylish space, loud music I think they are targeting that 16-22 age frame. You order through a kiosk which I don't mind but I find theirs to be very clunky with a lot of prompts and not easy progression. But I get my haircut in the same complex so before I hop back in my car, I can set myself up with a refreshment/treat. A useful and local hit-up.

We got a coconut fruit drink with sago and they forgot the sago :(…read more We also got the purple yam bubble waffle and found that half of them weren't filled with purple yam. The ones that did have yam inside were great. The spam musubi with egg and American cheese is top tier though! Great seasoned rice, thick cut of spam, and a nice sweet egg. The service is friendly but the wait was very long, about a half hour. While the inside while cute and cozy, was extremely hot/un air conditioned. Just left disappointed because of the lack of sago in a drink that's revolved around sago, the hot environment, and the long wait.

This review is long overdue! I'm a big fan of Cafe Mei and would definitely consider it one of the…read morebest Taiwanese spots for breakfast. It's a small space with limited seating, but the restaurant is always clean, tidy, and well-stocked. Orders can be placed to go by phone or online, and there's also a convenient kiosk by the entrance for ordering in person. The staff are always so friendly and polite, no matter who is working. The service is very consistent, which I really appreciate. The food and drinks are comforting, delicious, and fulfilling--everything just hits home. My favorites are definitely the crepes, sandwiches, and soy milk. I've ordered from Cafe Mei for both breakfast and lunch, and I've always enjoyed my meals. I would highly recommend Cafe Mei and will definitely continue to support this wonderful local spot. Happy to give Cafe Mei a well-deserved five stars!

never had anything like this. i get their signature pork sandwich and the onion packs a punch (in…read morethe best way). this sandwich is crunchy and sweet and will fill you this cafe is quite endearing also

Poké House in Warm Springs is my go-to spot whenever I'm craving poke. They never skimp on…read moreportions, and the fish is always fresh. One of my favorite things about Poké House is that they're one of the few poke spots that offers hijiki and ogo seaweed, which are two of my favorite toppings. It's the little things like that that keep me coming back. The staff are also always friendly and welcoming, and they make sure to greet you whenever you come in. Great portions, fresh ingredients, and consistently good service. Definitely one of my favorite poke spots in the area.

3.75 rounded to 4 I…read moreforgot to take a picture but the food was decent. It was fresh overall but they were very light on the sauces so flavor was lacking. I had to go back and ask for more sauce on the side. Overall it was good, but nothing to write home about or anything I would be like "omg you should try this place."

Beautiful little café with a great atmosphere! The outdoor seating area is really nice and…read morerelaxing, especially on a sunny day. The desserts were delicious, fresh, and not overly sweet. Everything was beautifully presented, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I really enjoyed my visit and would definitely come back again. Highly recommend this place for dessert and a relaxing afternoon!

Such a lovely hidden gem in Fremont! The Wagyu rice bowl was beautifully presented and really…read moresatisfying, and the Basque cheesecake was rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced. I also loved the Chinese-style sweet soups, plus they have a great variety of tea drinks and coffee. The space is elegant, quiet, and relaxing, which makes it a perfect spot for a casual meal, dessert, or just sitting down with a drink. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

WOW--what a wonderful dining experience! Mom's Tofu House is tucked inside a busy plaza in Fremont,…read moreand it turned out to be such a delightful find. From the moment we arrived, the service stood out. The staff were exceptionally warm, kind, and attentive, taking the time to be patient and helpful throughout our visit. There's a genuinely welcoming atmosphere here that makes you feel comfortable and well taken care of. And then there's the food--it truly exceeded my expectations. As someone who really enjoys Korean cuisine, I was especially impressed with the Bulgogi and Galbi. Both were flavorful, beautifully prepared, and generously portioned. The portions are substantial and ideal for sharing, making it easy to sample a few different dishes around the table. I also appreciate that the menu offers plenty of options for exploring something new. There are several dishes I have my eye on for my next visit! Overall, Mom's Tofu House left a wonderful impression. Delicious Korean comfort food, generous portions, genuinely kind service, and a welcoming atmosphere--it's definitely a restaurant I'd be happy to return to. Looking forward to my next visit soon!

Really enjoyed my quick meal at Mom's Tofu! Service was attentive and speedy. We loved all the…read moredishes we got here - the bibimbap, seafood pancake, naengmyeon, and chicken katsu. Mom's tofu has classic Korean dishes that are done well, and is reminiscent of coming home and having a hearty homemade meal. Inside is clean and modern. Definitely one of my go-to Korean spots when I'm in the area! I also love their fried chicken and bulgogi tteokbokki!