All food here taste very delicious, with the authentic Sichuan Pepper. We came here for our Chinese…read morenew year eve dinner, will come again soon to try other dishes. One of the dishes were sold out on the ordering menu, but when I asked the lady, she said she can still put in the order for me :)

Spicy Kitchen opened in the recently closed Newark Cafe's space, not in the alley space around the…read morecorner. Spicy Kitchen is still open despite being posted as closed on Y. hours not posted on Y...nor the eatery. It's also not Asian fusion. since when is an Asian fusion menu all in Chinese? the interior has been upgraded to a brightly lit, spacious, clean welcoming place from a darkly lit cramped one. upon entering, I was quickly brought menus in Chinese. reason being no one else was inside. I quickly gave him my order in Mandarin.... offerings (entrees are scattered among various food groupings, not the ones I post): soups, soup noodles, fried rice, stir fried noodles, specialities, pork/beef offal, chicken, beef, whole fish eats: beef brisket noodles (14.99) no mention of spiciness -server inquired in Mandarin what spice level I wanted. me: (chung la-medium spicy) server: (Xiao la-lite spicy) me: (hao-good) -the spice is the notorious ma la chili sauce from Chongqing. didn't know it was adjustable. never had problems with it as it isn't accumulative. it's hotness comes from szechwan peppercorns which leaves a temporary numbing sensation, not a burning one. also no nasty discharge later. -beef brisket bits partly chewy, partly tender, not much. some veggies too -noodles tasted the usual, either fresh noodles or reconstituted dry ones, not housemade hand pulled noodles. 4.5 stars too little beef brisket, not tender enough.... leftovers: -food is typical Chinese village soul food. Northern Chinese, probably Sichuan and/or Chongqing...no way Southern Chinese or Asian fusion. -hearsay QR code has a translated English menu, my Iphone couldn't access. -server fluent in English, was translating for another table that came in later. -best to come dining with friend(s). portions are big thus not that pricey -got about 12% discount at checkout-not posted anywhere. unknown how long it lasts. -may return if I can decide what to eat...

The food was delicious! We ordered the pan fried dumplings, pork and crab roe dumplings, snowflake…read moredumplings (beautiful!), steamed shrimp dumplings, red spicy oil wontons, and spicy beef noodle. My favorite was the snowflake dumplings. I will definitely come back

Goooooood REAL Chinese food。must try guobaorou And dumplings。…read more食物非常好吃，东北菜正宗。小笼包现包的。 环境安静

I haven't had breakfast here for a long time and I was feeling a bit under the weather today and…read morecraving some porridge. I ordered a porridge set with chow mien , satay beef instant noodles with two milk tea for take out. I was surprised how good it was comparing the last time I tried their breakfast. I'm not sure if they changed chefs or ownerships. I would definitely come back more often for authentic HK style breakfast, the milktea reminds me of the ones in HK. I definitely recommend this cafe!

This New Venus Hongkong Cafe is still one of the best in town for morning big breakfasts. I haven't…read morevisited in nearly a decade. They used to accept only cash which made it inconvenient, but nowadays, they do accept credit cards as well. Love it. Excellent customer service too. I like the friendly and welcoming staffs here. Great first impression after so many years. Authentic Hong Kong foods. If you're coming from the South Bay Area, this place doesn't disappoint. We don't have very good Cantonese HK style cafes that serve good A/B/C/D/etc. breakfasts and most places are overpriced. Good value for good foods here. I paid $16 with taxes included for B-breakfast, so I left them $4 tips. $16 for everything was considered cheap! I had french fries/hash brown/two eggs/chicken steak/broccoli/carrot/etc. and comes with hot beverage of choice. Very fulfilling. Delicious foods with authentic drinks. Everything was generous in portions and delicious, so I ate the entire plate of foods along with my hot cup HK milk tea. No leftovers. Yummy! I'm really loving their big breakfasts now. I do miss all the good and affordable Hong Kong cafe foods. Having excellent service is a plus. Television was turned on with HK news. Loved the old interior vibes and beautiful foodie ads on the walls. There's lots of tables and chairs inside too. All positive. I'll be back.

I used to come here a lot during college but Sia seems to have gotten more expensive and the food…read morehas changed. I ordered a mushroom burger and expected button mushrooms but it was covered with sliced shiitake. It came with a side salad which was basically sliced carrots and onions covered in Thousand Island dressing. All of it was unappetizing and I wasted $20.

The food is amazing, the portions are huge and for the price it's a steal. The quality of the food…read moreis up there compared to really expensive ones in South Bay. The music is poppin with the best kpop hits. The service is straight forward, the only nitpick is the bonchons. Short rib soup 10/10 Andy's fries 10/10 Wings 8pc 9/10

If you want an asian tapas spot - THIS IS IT!…read more O R D E R E D - Korean beef bone soup - Curry Chicken Toast - Bbq beef ribs - Grilled Mussels - Samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) V E R D I C T OMG i cannot get enough of the toast from the curry chicken toast, i think i can eat so many orders of the bread alone. it's so soft and fluffy, like eating cloud, if I ever ate that haha. Their portions are bigger than I expected, worth it! This is a fun spot to hangout with friends to grab a bite to eat and to watch a spots game or listen to and watch some Kpop MVs. The service is friendly and attentive, I came on a weekend lunch - dine in wasn't too busy, lucky me but I definitely noticed a lot of to go orders. Parking is easy because they're in a plaza, so no stress there.

Ordered several dishes: Singapore vermicelli noodles:…read moreawesome. Worth going here just for this. The shrimp in this is succulent and awesome. The chicken is bland (like typical thai restaurant chicken). Should substitute this out for shrimp if they allow. Chicken curry toast: this is a qunie item and worth ordering. Had it twice now and liked it on both occasions. Garlic cheese bread: it's fine. Nothing to write home. Lamb chop: sweet in taste. Not so good. Older child finished but did not savor it. Chicken skewer: not good. Daughter did not like it either Hot pot: very fishy (tom yum flavor was good). Did not like any of the meat choices in there (fish ball, fish tofu, Chicken). But flavorful. Awesome service. Fast service. Good ambience with tons of TVs with several options. K-pop was a tad bit loud, but fine.

Aiden was a very good helper and helped me get my boba quickly and it also tasted very good!read more

Not a lot of options for Taiwanese street food in Fremont, especially stinky tofu. There is one…read moreplace that I know of just a quick drive away. We'd been to Milk & Honey a few times for their prepared bento takeout, but this was our first time dining in. We ordered the salt & pepper mushrooms, stir-fried string beans, garlic eggplant, Sichuan chicken, minced pork over rice, a combo noodle dish, and of course, the fermented stinky tofu. Everything was delicious and when you can satisfy a craving...everything just hits different What really made the meal memorable though, was the hospitality. The owner was incredibly warm and attentive, checking in on every table throughout the evening. At one point, she noticed our minced pork rice looked a little light on the gravy (something we hadn't even noticed ourselves). Without us saying a word, she headed back to the kitchen and returned with an extra serving of the pork topping to make sure it was just right. As the dinner rush slowed, she spent time chatting with us about our recent trip to Taiwan, sharing stories about Taiwanese food and what makes the cuisine so special. By the end of the meal, it didn't feel like we were dining at a restaurant--it felt like we were having dinner at an auntie's house, enjoying great food and even better conversation. Great food is easy to appreciate. Genuine hospitality is much harder to find. Milk & Honey gave us both, and we'll definitely be back (and look forward to dine in more often)

I always have an amazing experience every time I dine here! The service is consistently top-notch,…read moreand there's plenty of seating available. As soon as we arrive, we're treated to their delicious complimentary tomato soup, which is always a great start to the meal. Our go-to order is the rice plate with green beans and either beef or chicken, and we also love their noodles. The food is flavorful, the portions are satisfying, and the service is always quick and attentive. If you enjoy Hong Kong-style cuisine, this place is a must-try. Everything we've had here has been absolutely delicious!

Warning: This business is cash only, cash only, cash only!!!!…read more I had a terrible experience here. After I paid, a young female employee took a drink that I had already purchased directly out of my bag without asking for my permission or offering any explanation. Once an item has been paid for, an employee has no right to remove it from a customer's bag. Because this business only accepts cash, I could not dispute the transaction as I could with a credit card. I'm sharing my experience to warn other customers: carefully check your bag and receipt immediately after paying. The name "YUKI" appears on my receipt, although I cannot confirm whether that was the employee involved. I hope management reviews the security footage, investigates what happened, and provides a reasonable explanation. Until this issue is properly addressed, I will not return or recommend this business.

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.