They took over the Malaysian restaurant Layang Layang and did some remodeling to upgrade the overall dining area. I like the cold dish combo with wood ear, beef and cucumber. Chengdu Za Jiang noodles contains excessive peanut butter taste, it overpowers the Zha jiang sauce. The spicy wanton is quite plain. The service was great, staffs were friendly. Will definitely visit again soon. read more

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Met up with a friend for lunch at this new spot. Been curious about it since I pass by the cupertino location often. We were promptly seated and our waiter went through the menu and his recommendations. Fast service and great food. Looking forward to try to the locations. Chengdu zajiang noodles: 5/5 excellent chewy texture and tasty flavor! Normally I go for soup noodles but so happy we ordered this instead. Pan fried pork bun: 4/5 I thought we were ordering pan burger type buns but these are the Xlb wrapped in a pan fried bao. I was thrown off by the drawing on the menu. Not into these types of buns but the soup and filling was tasty. Wonton in chili oil: 4/5 got medium spicy. It had a nice kick to it. A lot spicier than medium spicy noodles. read more

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Amazing service with a smile/clean/tasty food and good location. Although located in an unassuming, 80s style shopping plaza that houses a Paris Baguette, Lee's Sandwiches and such, the newest addition is a pleasant surprise. Ordered Golden chicken noodle soup, XLB and pork mustard green bao (buns). Really good taste on the noodle soup; would be perfect on a cold fall or winter day. XLB are tasty but still like the XLB at Din Tai Fung in Singapore the best. Pork preserved mustard green buns were decent but not my favorite. The winner was the noodle soup! Give it a try - you'll be amazed!! read more

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It was early morning, and upon checking Yelp on what's open, I noticed Mian was. It was around 9am in the morning. That's a big plus considering most Asian restaurants don't open until 10am+. When we arrived, we were the only ones seated, but there were a few take outs. During the morning, they have a very limited menu. It was only appetizers, steamed dumplings and pan/stir fried. That was a little disappointing since I really wanted the chili oil wontons/hot and sour wontons. Next time. The limited menu makes sense since it's still fairly early and I assume the items that weren't available take more time to prepare. We started with the signature cold combo. This was a combination of spicy wood ear, beef in chili sauce and cucumber salad. This was a fantastic dish. The flavor was great and it definitely a great starter dish to get your appetite going. Then we had the pork and crab XLB. They were pretty good imo. The XLB was packed with soup and the filling was good. Not the best I've had. We also tried the steamed shumai with sticky rice and mushroom and juicy wagyu beef onion pie. The shumai is filled with sticky rice and mushrooms, completely not what I was expecting tbh. It was nothing special to me but my wife liked it a lot. The wagyu beef wasn't my favorite either but it tasted pretty good. Lastly, we ordered the soy milk. This was probably my favorite thing besides the appetizer dish. It only comes in a small size but it was refreshing. We definitely want to come back when the entire menu is available. There are so many things we want to try, especially since this is a Michelin recognized restaurant. We'll definitely be back soon and I'll update my review. read more

More or less a catch-all restaurant, or an introduction to all northern Chinese dishes. Food quality is average; nothing surprised me eating a Braised Beef Noodle Soup. While the dessert is fairly delicious, this restaurant seems overhyped for what it's worth. Not to mention that their "Michelin Star" is from a Costa Mesa location that didn't earn it back after covid... Environment is decent: fans blowing jn the room (not AC), nice straw roofs and panels lining the walls, and some neon lights to accentuate the place's cool color palette. Same can be said for service: 15-20 min wait for 4 dishes, waiters walking around occasionally or just to bring food, and a fast checkout process. However, no waiters will check in on you or notice that you're done, so you'll have to get their attention if they're available. I'd recommend this place if you're exploring northern Chinese cuisine, but for a more refined taste, look elsewhere. read more

Mian - Spicy Braised Beef Noodle - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

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We finally got to eat here today and everything we ordered was good! The only note I have is for the sauce. It's definitely good, but might not be at its peak flavor -- meaning, it could be better if they enhanced it to where they want it to truly be without thinking how others would react. I think sometimes when I go to any good Asian food spot, I feel there's a bit of a lack of true depth of flavors particularly in their sauces and maybe it's on purpose so that way others who aren't of Asian descent can enjoy it without the true strength of the flavors. Personally IMHO, stay true to your flavors and make it the way you want it to be! It'll taste much better that way. Just saying :) otherwise, this is still a good place for noodles as well as their appetizers. Reasonable portions and the price for it. I'd come again when I'm craving for noodles. read more

I wanted to try Mian Cupertino recently but they were closed for lunch. The next day, somehow I found out that there was a Mian opening in Milpitas. My friends and I checked it out and it was at the former Layang Layang restaurant space. I loved that restaurant and ate there recently too. So sad. We headed over right near opening time but there was already a long line. Anyhoos, the line was a bit slow but my friends and I were eventually seated. We ordered several noodle bowls, pan fried dumplings, and chili wontons. Everything was wonderful and I enjoyed the simple flavors of the food. I couldn't eat the spicy items that my friends ordered because I can't eat spicy anymore. Also, I really wanted the steamed egg that everyone raves about at the other locations but they were sold out. You can order via the qr code or from the server. Staff was friendly and working very hard especially when the restaurant was super packed! read more

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Saw some posts that this place recently opened, and the photos looked great, so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived it was pretty packed, but luckily there were still two tables open so we were seated right away. A waiter quickly brought over placemats that showed all of their other locations, along with pictures that demonstrate how to eat some of the dishes. Nice touch, especially for people who may not be familiar with certain items. They also provide metal cups and a carafe of water with lemon, which was refreshing. To order, you scan a QR code and place your order from your phone. What we ordered: Xiao Long Bao (6 pcs) - These were huge and incredibly juicy. Definitely one of the juiciest XLBs we've had. The flavor itself was good, though the highlight was really how much soup was inside. They also provide a generous amount of ginger, which we loved since most places tend to skimp on it. Spicy Braised Beef Noodles - The bowl was large, so we ordered the mild version since my daughter doesn't like things too spicy. The vegetables were very fresh and still crunchy, which I appreciated since many places overcook them and they get soggy. The noodles were cooked well and there was a good amount of beef. They also let you request smaller bowls so we could share the soup, which worked out perfectly. Juicy Wagyu Beef Onion Pie (2 pcs) - Pretty tasty overall, but some parts were a bit too oily. The name suggests they'd be very juicy, but they didn't quite deliver on that especially compared to the XLB. One thing that surprised us was that although we ordered on the phone, we couldn't pay through it. A waiter had to come by to process the payment. Overall the food was good and the pricing was reasonable. We'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu. read more

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6:30-7:30PM is prime dinner time here I guess so avoid coming here at this hour on a Friday...any time outside of this range seems ok Scan at table to order. Food was pretty quick, despite there being a waitlist Mapo tofu noodle with pork was good! Savory and a lil spicy. Not nearly enough pork for me tho Pork wontons with chill oil were pretty good-- really liked the meat Spicy beef broth tasted yum as well Chengdu zajiang noodle flavor was interesting-- kinda sweet? Would come again to try other stuff! Esp the beef pancake roll thing read more

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It's not my favorite location - don't think it's as good nor do I like the ambiance as much. I took my mom as she hadn't had it and she liked it and liked it so much, she took my dad and they both liked it. I would recommend getting the non-rice noodles (still good but try it without). For the QR code ordering I was confused and added rice noodles for her and my order when we went. Didn't notice when I went but on my mom's second trip she said that the staff whose always grumpy - my mom ended up forgetting/messed up upon ordering something - so it was good. - Random but what I apperciate is they have chicken dumplings for people like I know that don't eat pork dumplings. *Crack the fireworks* read more

Loved Mian Sichuan. It tasted great and ever authentic. We ordered the two popular dishes - Chengdu Zajiang Noodles and Spicy Braised Noodle Soup. Chengdu Zajiang had that fiery sichuan taste. I got the medium spicy, and it was very flavorful. The minced pork and sauce coats the noodles evenly, so it won't leave you with any dry noodle. The egg was a nice add on top. Spicy braised beef noodle was great. Broth was delicious and the meat is very tender. It was a great dish that will satisfy your craving. We also got the pan fried dumplings. It comes out fresh from being hand made. It is molten hot, so be careful with biting into it. The noodle dishes come out very quickly but be patient with all the dumplings. It can be seen that they are hand making them fresh, so it can be some time. The decor was cool. It had a street food theme with mahjong tiles on the wall. read more

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Mian took me by surprise! I'm not usually a fan of Sichuan flavors because I personally don't love that numbing sensation, but the feeling is mild enough for me and there is a lot of complexity in the flavors. I will be trying more dumplings! RECS: + Chili oil pork wontons ($6.99/6 pcs) were SO good, I regret not getting more. They are silky soft with a delicious pork filling + Beef pancake roll ($10.99) had the perfect ratio of hoisin sauce, and the pancake itself was delicious! PASS: + Chengdu zajiang noodle ($14.99) had great flavor with the chili oil, but personally I felt it was not special otherwise in terms of texture. I don't think these are handpulled noodles + Mee goreng mamak ($16.99) was interesting to try and I did like the amount of protein in the dish. The flavors didn't quite hit the mark for me but good noodle texture read more

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Beef noodle soup is one of my favorite food so I was quite excited but it actually didn't taste as fulfilling as I wish. Pieces of meat were pretty small and the soup was pretty basic. It wasn't as much as I hope the restaurant itself is nice and service is good too. maybe I have to come back again to try something else. read more

Mian - Spicy Braised Beef Noodles / 滋味牛肉面 - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

A restaurant known for their noodles. I tried their Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings). I ordered the pork as well as the crab & pork ones for our table. If you are into xiao long bao, I recommend Special Noodle in Milpitas. The beef roll was good if you don't mind the sauce which is slightly sweet. I enjoyed it. The pork soup dumplings though, my mom said were gamey. I think with chicken and pork dishes in a Chinese restaurant, cooking wine should always be added to the meat to get rid of the gamey taste and smell. I did try the crab and pork version of their soup dumplings and it was ok (nothing special), but I agree with mom that marinating the meat with some Shaoxing wine would get rid of the fishy taste in the crab and gamey taste of the pork. The spicy beef noodle I enjoyed. It was fragrant and I'd give it a 4/5. Beef noodle soup is one of the dishes my mom makes exceptionally well. This was my favorite of all the dishes I tried at this restaurant but there's room for improvement. The beef needs to be cooked slightly longer. The broth is good. There were a good amount of people during the holiday weekend. The wait staff are courteous. This restaurant is new. It replaced Layang Layang. It's located in a plaza which also houses other restaurants and businesses. read more

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Accidentally stumbled upon this place during their soft opening. I was planning on going to the wings place next door but Mian was very crowded so we decided to give it a shot. Im glad we did. I was pleasantly surprised. We got the dry zhijiang mian and the chilli wontons. Both were packed with flavor and very delicious! The wonton sauce was a little too salty but besides that, it was great. Wish the noodles had more bok choy. Service was okay. We had to ask for water because they didn't serve it to us initially. Ambience is pretty decent. It's clean and they have bamboo chairs. It's a nice casual dinner spot. read more

Mian - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

We came here for the grand opening special: 40% off noodles on Saturday. We got seated within 5-10 mins around 5:30 pm. The restaurant is pretty spacious. Dishes came out pretty quickly. The spicy braised beef noodles were delicious, though 'mild spicy' wasn't spicy at all. The noodle texture was perfectly chewy. My MIL said the zhajiang noodles were a tad too salty and too hard (but I suspect that she generally prefers softer than al dente noodles). My kids enjoyed their noodles, especially the mee goreng. Would come back again for noodles and to try some of their other dishes! read more

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Was going into this thinking it would be kind of mid. I ordered the pan fried pork buns, spicy braised beef noodle, sichuan fried fries, and the soy milk. The spicy braised beef noodle was what I expected it to taste like. Kind of like a vietnamese beef stew taste. It's pretty good. Dipping their fresh dough sticks into the soup was incredible too. The pan fried pork buns were something I did not expect. The bun was slightly thick and sweet, and inside of it was a pork filling that was very juicy. Definitely would get this again. The sichuan fried fries were also very crispy and kind of remind me of another crinkle cut fry from another fast food chain but done 10 times better. Lastly, the soy milk was great. It was warm and sweet and that's all I have to say. Everything is affordable, delicious, and worth the price and I would definitely come back here again. read more

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Once I walked into Mian, the first thing I noticed was the decor. It made me imagine that I was eating street food. There is plenty of seating since the inside is very spacious. You order on the QR code located on the table. After I ordered the spicy braised beef noodles, my order came out quickly. The portion was also huge. The broth had a strong beefy taste without being too spicy and salty, which I really enjoyed. The noodles were so filling, soft, and with a light chew. The servers are also quick and efficient. I would definitely come back and get the spicy braised beef noodles again! read more

Mian - Spicy braised beef noodles - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

Excited to have an outpost of this restaurant closer to me, although this one sadly does not have Stan's Donut next to it. Strong four stars though I'm rounding up for consistency, cleanliness, and ability to find parking on weekends (unlike anything at the Ranch 99 plaza). All my favorites in one place: soup dumplings, beef roll, beef noodle soup, pan fried buns, Chinese donuts, and soy milk, etc. I do have a favorite version of all of these items at a different restaurant, but usually that particular item is the only strong thing at the restaurant. Here I can have a very decent version of everything in one place. Loved the steamed egg and pan fried buns especially, but everything we ordered was good. Will return to work my way through the rest of the items on the menu. read more

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It's nice that Mian expanded from the Cupertino and Santa Clara locations to Milpitas! Food Golden Soup Wonton 6pcs - $6.99 The wontons are served in a rich, golden infused pumpkin purée broth, and garnished with fresh green onions. The wontons were steamed nicely, but the broth itself did not seem to pair well together. Perhaps a clear broth for the wontons would have given it a more traditional soup. Juicy Wagyu Beef Onion Pie (2pcs) - $10.99 Flaky pan-fried pastry filled with wagyu beef, and sweet onions. This pie is large enough to cut into quarters and share as an appetizer. The beef was thick and subtle with the onions. Given the light filling flavors, it could use a side of sauce to enhance this dish. Pork Xiao Long Bao (6pcs) - $10.99 Delicate soup dumplings filled with juicy pork and rich, savory broth, wrapped in a thin, tender skin and steamed to perfection. since this was takeout, it wasn't piping hot when eating it. The XLBs were deflated and lukewarm. Tastes like the standard XLB at dim-sum restaurants. Sichuan Style Spicy Fries - $7.99 Crispy crinkle-cut potatoes tossed with chili oil, garlic, and Sichuan peppercorns. It was medium numbing spicy and since it was takeout, the fries were a bit soggy. Fried Pumpkin Pancakes (6 pcs) - $6.50 Golden-brown vegan fried pumpkin cakes with a crispy exterior. It's chewy, dense, with a light syrup drizzle on top. If you want a small dessert to end the meal, this is a unique type of dessert to try. Spicy Braised Beef Noodles - $15.99 Signature Spicy Braised Beef Noodles served in a rich broth simmered for over 8 hours with beef bones and a blend of over 30 ingredients. I ordered medium spice level where the soup had the pre-mixed ingredients. The noodles tasted fresh and braised beef chunks were tender. Would be great to add more beef and less noodles. The soup itself wasn't overly salty and was slightly thick. Pan Fried Pork Bun (4pcs) - $9.99 The pan-fried bun is filled with pork, a savory broth, crispy on the bottom and soft on top. Each bite was dense from the bun and pork, a good appetizer to order. Mapo Tofu Noodle with Meat - $14.99 Spicy noodles topped with minced pork and tender tofu in a rich, and spicy Sichuan chili sauce. I ordered medium spice level and added in the sauce that was packaged in a ramekin on the side. There was more noodle to protein ratio, however, the dish was better after adding a homemade fried egg. Customer Service Upon walking in, I was immediately greeted by the staff and asked whether I was dining in or picking up. Roseanne, the manager, was especially warm, helpful, and informed me that my take out order was missing one time that was still being prepared. I waited an additional 20 minutes after receiving an alert that my order was ready for pick up. She shared that the restaurant is currently in its soft opening phase and mentioned that the previous Layang Layang owner retired. Mian preserved the former Layang Layang Malaysian chef and team to support operations and overall quality. Ambiance The space has warm wood accents, hanging lanterns, bright red and yellow illuminated Mian signage throughout. There's plenty of seating to accommodate groups of various sizes. Near the front register, a window offers a view of baos being freshly prepared from scratch. Location / Parking Mian now occupies what was formerly Layang Layang space, next door to bb.q Chicken and a couple of doors down from Teaspoon. There is a shared parking lot with other businesses including Grocery Outlet, Paris Baguette, and Daeho. read more

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Got their signature soup noodles and the noodles were very meh, texture and taste were like those usual store bought machine made dried noodles/instant noodles. Broth was interesting actually and pretty tasty. A lilll bit salty and almost tonkotsu like. Got their pickled veggie and pork steamed buns, the filling was a bit odd in that it was entirely pickled veggie and I wasn't even sure it had pork? Other than obviously tasting the oil. They were also not steamed all the way through... either that or they were left sitting there for a while. For a chain that literally has mian, the noodles/flour character as their name, definitely did not seem like noodles or flour products were their specialty. Also having the Michelin sign at their door was confusing as I couldn't look up if this exact location got a bib gourmand but believe it was a diff location. Interior was very nicely decorated and clean. read more

I wanted to keep my review for Mian- but after a lunch visit and a a couple of takeout orders gone wrong, I can't rate it the five star experience I had the first time I went. I took my family there for lunch, and the food was not good. We ordered the golden chicken noodle soup- beef noodle soup- vegetable dumplings, and the starter plate the cucumbers, woodear mushrooms, and bean curd. The starter plate was so salty, not over seasoned but heavily over salted. The noodle texture was not chewy (QQ) and felt over cooked. The vegetable dumplings were overcooked, mushy, and one even falling apart upon arrival. I chalked it up to an off day and decided to just go the breakfast item route with them. Third time I ordered my normal breakfast spread, and the beef pie was so oily I could barely eat it. Napa cabbage dumplings were not like the first time, with the cabbage cut quite coarsely and seasoning off. Fourth time I ordered a beef pie/ vegetable pie/ Napa cabbage dumplings, soy milk, frozen Shepard's purse big wontons (25) of them, and pork/mustard green baos. (It's not mustard green, it's actually another thing called Mei Gan Tsai their translation is incorrect.) While eating the Shepard's purse wonton last night, I bit down on a hard object in the wonton. Hard. Like. Hurt my back left molars. I spit it out and found a pebble sized hard object ... approximately the size of a 1 carat stone. I took a video of it and photo. Today I called Mian to tell them about it and they requested a photo which I gladly sent along with a video. After receiving the video and photo, their response was that the vegetable in the Shepard's purse wasn't washed cleanly and the foreign object I bit down on in the wonton was a rock. A literal rock. Where are you washing the Shepard's purse vegetable?? They refunded me $24 for the wontons with an apology- so all is resolved. My teeth feel okay - and I hope they tossed their batch of Shepard's purse wontons they currently have so this doesn't happen to anyone else. Having a rock in a wonton is no joking matter. Customer service and handling of it was subpar. Purchased wontons on the 14th of this month. I hope that safety precautions were taken. read more

We returned the second time to this delicious restaurant! Special July 4th promo going on informed by staff Emma read more

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My girlfriends and I came here as it's in between south san jose and dublin. The location is convenient with plenty of parking and near heytea ;) I ordered the beef intestines noodle because I usually don't have it often at other restaurants. The broth had a savory flavor but not too spicy. The intestines are clean and tender. We shared chicken gizzard together, and it was spicier with heavy seasoning than I thought. We also got chocolate dumplings. This dish came out way too early in the meal, and the waitress took the lid. By the time, we got to the dumplings, it didn't taste as good. Kinda sad! The pan fried pork buns were good. My friend got the ribs, and she didn't expect that the dish provided no noodles.... Very weird.... Not as good of an experience as I wanted. read more

Mian - Beef intestines noodle - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

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So excited that Mian just opened in Milpitas! Between their two Bay Area branches and this new location, we finally have one close by. Everything was delicious -- from the crispy beef roll wrap and juicy beef pancakes to the soup dumplings, spicy beef noodle soup, Dan Dan dry noodles, and the refreshing cold appetizer trio with cucumbers, wood ear, and beef. Service was good, no wait on Wed dinner time. Love the deco and causal ambiance. read more

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Def lives up to the hype if you're into bold, spicy flavors. The noodles are fresh with a great chewy texture, and the sauces are rich and packed with authentic Sichuan taste. The standout for me was the Chengdu zajiang noodles--the combination of savory meat sauce and perfectly cooked noodles was super satisfying. The chili oil wontons were also a highlight, with just the right balance of spice and flavor. The restaurant itself is clean and modern, and the service was quick and efficient. It's a great spot for a casual meal, especially if you're craving something comforting but flavorful. Overall, Mian is a solid choice for authentic Sichuan noodles in the South Bay. I'd definitely come back to try more dishes read more

The service and the food was amazing Emma was very kind and helpful. I highly recommend this place! Loved everything we ordered. I will for sure come back. The restaurant was clean and beautifully decorated. read more

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This replaced the Malaysian restaurant I used to go to, but it's okay because this place is even better. Huge Xiao Long Bao portion and the steamed egg with minced pork was a home run. Everything was delicious including that broth for the noodle soup which I got mild so might try a little spicier next time. read more

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Came here for brunch around 11 AM, I wanted to try this place since it's new. I was told they opened 2 months ago. I got seated quick. They brought out my Chinese donut without the soy milk. Then brought out the beef noodle. So I just started eating the beef noodle first. It's decent but not the type of beef noodle soup I was looking for. The meat was kind of hard and not very tender. Soup was flavorful though. Noodles were just alright too. Veggies was on point though, tasty and fresh. They finally brought my hot soy milk, maybe they made it fresh? Wish I could adjust the sweetness, forgot to ask if they can but it was pretty good with my donut. Haven't tried the dumplings but maybe next time! read more

Mian - Soy milk and Chinese donut - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

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This apparently is a chain in from So-Cal. They just opened up in Milpitas. The noodle is supposed to be fresh... and it does taste really good. Fresh certified. I ordered the spicy noodles and it's good. You do have to pay for extras if you want any meats other than ground pork and fried egg. We orders the braised beef and it's pretty good. The best way to describe this dish is Sichuan Spaghetti. I ordered extra spicy and it was only mild for me but then again I'm a Sichuan fanatic. Will come back for sure and try the broth noodle version. You order from the phone. They brought mine out but forgot the wife's until I flag them down. Dock 1 star for that. read more

Mian - Chinese spagetti - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

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Really loved the food here, wonderful flavors and extremely satisfying portion sizes. Our waitress Emma was very helpful. Cute ambiance as well we liked the wall murals read more

Mian - Beef noodle soup, chocolate bao and sichuan dumplings - Noodles Near Me - Milpitas, California

Stumbled on this and totally enjoyed the food and service. We were lucky with parking in this very busy strip mall . We ordered several items and all delicious . Will definitely be back if we are in the area . read more

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Came by for a weekend lunch around 11:30am and no wait! Make sure you check their yelp page for waitlist and times. We ordered via the QR code at the table after the waiter explained the specialties since it was our first time. We started off with the pickled cucumber appetizer and I liked their version a lot. Crunchy, fresh, and perfectly marinated. We also had the clear beef noodle soup and spicy beef noodle soup. Good amount of proteins to noodles and broth was very flavorful. We ordered the spicy noodle soup as mild but definitely will try medium heat next time. The spicy and sour chicken dumplings were delicious! 6 dumplings were sitting in a spicy and sour broth. Again the heat level was very tolerable. Our least favorite was the chicken and corn XLB. The wrap was a bit thick and a couple split and lost their juices in the steaming process. They do give a hefty meat ratio though. Service was very good! Super efficient and there was always someone around in case we needed anything. Overall, great addition to Milpitas! Will definitely come again. read more

Mian definitely lived up to the hype! Most dishes were seasoned well and came out relatively quick all together. I think maybe someone was on break because there were a lot of tables waiting for their food before we sat down but after 30 mins, all the food started rolling out LOL. We really liked the house lamb meat, spicy beef braised soup and the XLB! I thought the chili oil noodles were average, nothing special. We also got the dandan noodles but with the rice noodle, I'd recommend sticking to the regular noodles since the sauce wasn't absorbing much of the sauce. Servers were nice and quick. Now I need to come back and try the pan fried dumplings! read more

I had a craving for spicy wonton so I checked out this newish place. The restaurant is surprisingly very large inside. The decor is Chinese paintings on wall paper, tables and chairs were made to look like bamboo, and the kitchen and eating area had the bamboo thatched look. very cute. There was a small crew working but everything was efficient. I ordered by QR code at the table, within a min or two I got my utensils, napkins, and water. And soon after the food orders. I ordered the spicy wonton, a special spicy and sweet wonton, golden noodle chicken soup, and Napa cabbage steam dumplings. All very good. I preferred the special spicy and sweet wontons over the regular spicy wontons. The special dish had a slightly sweeter taste but not too sweet, and the wrapping was thicker which I liked. The soup was surprisingly light because it looked like a curry when it first came to the table. The Napa cabbage dumplings was a nice end to the meal. The dishes before had more flavor and dense to them so it was refreshing to end of a mild dish. Overall, I think this is a great spot for noodles and dumplings. I will be coming back to try more off the menu. read more

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Finally try this place out last night. It's good food and very reasonable. The beef noodle were great, but the broth was bland. Also the beef rolls were good but just not a whole lot as compared to other places that I have been to lately. Service was hit and miss. Seems that they were quickly thrust in opening this location. Could tell. Therefore I would suggest coming back once they have worked it out. Might return to see if they have worked it out months from now. read more

Came here on Mother's Day for lunch and was surprised to get seated pretty soon after waitlisting for a party of 5! The restaurant was much larger than it looked from the outside. To order, you'll need to scan the QR menu; but to pay, you'll need to ask for the check instead of paying through the app. I ordered a spicy beef noodle soup, but it wasn't spicy at all. That wasn't a problem though, as they had hot oil placed at each table! The noodle texture was nice and chewy. With a variety of smaller plates and noodle dishes, I would highly consider coming back to try more of their stuff! read more

Service is good and staff is friendly! Waitlist is quick, got seated within minutes for lunch. Food is reasonably priced and tasty! read more

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Everything we ordered was made to order and came out nice, hot and fresh. Friendly and easy ordering by QR Code. We thought the decor and vibe was very good.. would visit again;) read more

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3.5? not bad, not amazing ? in grocery outlet plaza chairs & tables were interesting - didn't get any very good pictures though clear broth beef noodle soup - 7/10 beef slices are really really thin :( but broth seemed good & they gave lots of noodles lol xlb - 9/10 def burnt myself but each xlb was p big so I guess it kinda offset the higher-than-normal pricing too dry noodles - 6/10 kinda crunchy noodles threw me off but maybe that's just me - also p oily so beware of accidentally splattering on your clothes water they provide doesn't have ice aw read more

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