Great food and also really good service! I like how they bring you a plate for bones and give you a…read morebib to protect your clothes from getting stained. Ambiance isn't fancy, it gives no frills but cozy kinda spot. Generous portion of noodles and their chicken feet in particular is really good. I also enjoyed the quail eggs. The broth has lots of flavor and spice without being too oily too. The only downside is unless you get their signature bowl, you have to pay extra for any toppings you want, but upside is you aren't left with toppings you don't want ‍

Their Luosifen is pretty tasty; however, I find the price is a bit on the higher end. Its classic…read morerice noodles don't come with meat by default. To have a fulfilling meal, you'll want to add on extra sides, eg 猪脚，凤爪, or eggs and others. But overall, I find their rice noodles to be properly cooked. The soup is super flavorful, and you can adjust the spice level based on your preference as well. The service is quite friendly. We went there Friday evening, and there was no wait needed at all. The only thing is that the table and the floor are somehow a bit sticky, so they could do a better job of making the tables clean.

I stopped by again on a regular weekday after work. This time I ordered something simple, eggplant…read moreand dried tofu. The flavor was good, although the rice was a little sticky. Overall, it tasted pretty good. You can have gravy poured over the rice, but you need to let the staff know. 我又挑了一天平常日的下班時間去光顧，這次點了簡單的茄子和豆乾，味道不錯，米飯有一點黏，整體來講還不錯吃。飯可以澆上肉汁，不過你要跟店員說。

Always a great option for a quick, cozy, comforting, home-cooked meal vibe. Not too crowded on a…read moreWednesday evening. Some of my favorite dishes are the bamboo shoots and the lion's head meatballs. Most of the food is already pre-cooked and you just let them know what you want and they bring it to your table instantly with hot porridge ready to go. Some dishes require preparation and are brought out later (for ex. lion's head meatballs). Quick service. Would come back.

I see 2 locations for this noodle shop. I went to the one on abel in the same plaza as the Beijing…read morerestaurant. This spot used to be a hotpot spot. Always thought they are extension of the Beijing spot. I have seen this place did the refresh for a while but was never able to catch it during the afternoon as it closes at 2pm. Looks like they changed it to 2:30 now. Finally got a chance to visit today. I guess I know why they close at 2pm. It was pretty much just me there after 2. In any case, I order the house special hot and sour noodle soup. It is as expected. This was one of my favorite noodles at QQ noodle in Milpitas square before they shut down. Surprisingly it tastes exactly like the QQ noodle I had... Total was 17+2 extra noodle +tax = 21 +2tip ==23 I really would like to keep it at $20 for lunch. Perhaps I should not tip since this is china style QR code ordering and go up to the counter to pay system... Just saw a tip jar and I decided to drop a couple dollars I'm just glad I found a replacement for QQ noodles as this is one of my favorite noodles, this house special.

A new OK Noodle location my coworkers and I tried out. The parking can get crowded in the stripmall…read moresupporting all the other businesses here. The ambience is nice and interesting with big ventilation above each table similar to a KBBQ place yet could not feel anything being sucked up. Maybe, only just my hot air. LOL. Upon closer observation, there seems to be a dial to be able to "heat" something up like a family hot pot dish. Several booth tables with 3 larger round tables for 8+ people to sit at. One unisex restroom only. Hot Spicy Beef Stew Noodle Soup - the soup came out piping hot and was mildly spicy, yet the clear broth lacked flavor. The beef chunks were tender but did not have any tendon or beef rough flank. The noodles were silky and chewy. They were the star. House Special Wonton - flavorful meaty wontons but still in the clear broth with chili. Overall, 3.5 stars. I'd come back to try some of their other dishes. Support your local business.

I had their spicy beef mixed noodles, and it was fantastic. The flavor was bold and aromatic, the…read morespice level was just right, and the beef was tender and delicious. The owner was incredibly friendly and even offered free fresh fruit and lemon water, which made the experience feel extra welcoming.

Quiet, simple mom and pop shop with classical music playing overhead. We were looking for some…read moreChinese food or soup in the area, and it hit the spot. The menu is simple with noodle soups, dry noodles, and 5 types of dumplings which he said they have been experimenting with (fish, beef, pork, chicken/shrimp, tomato/egg). The fish dumplings were the only ones that came in a half order (6 instead of 12) so we ordered those. I was expecting a fish fillet texture but they were more like a tuna salad texture. You have to order from a QR code at the table. As a nice surprise, they provided a free appetizer dish of fresh oranges, cherry tomatoes, and grapes while we waited for our food. For our spicy beef soup, we choose rice noodles, and they were slippery but good. It was hard to tell the size from the menu photos, so we shared one soup though the portion seems more of an individual serving size in retrospect. When we got there at 6:30 or 7 pm on a Friday, there were three other tables full of families. It was a nice little meal and really felt like eating in Asia.

Egg tart spot that hit the right spot. Reasonable price for some really good egg tarts. I can't…read morecomment on the rest cause that's all i buy here lol.

Unfortunately, this place has gone downhill. They use a machine to make the sui mai and they're so…read moretiny! Messy place with minimal seating but I don't have high expectations for a Chinese dim sum place to go.

Although we ordered a number of dishes, I am going to comment only on the Peking duck since I did…read morenot take pictures of the other food. I called in to make a reservation about a week in advance for a Peking duck Saturday lunch to celebrate my mom's birthday. The earliest Peking duck availability they had was at 11:30 AM, so when we arrived, we were the first guests in the restaurant. We were seated promptly, and we placed our orders via QR code. You can elect to have the restaurant either make a soup out of the duck bones, or to serve stir-fried duck bones; we elected for the soup to balance out the greasiness of the duck. Personally, I would rate the Peking duck meal an 8.5 out of 10. The presentation was as expected and the duck was delicious. However, the duck is a little fatty, so it was a very heavy and greasy meal. Additionally, the restaurant doesn't include enough green onions and cucumbers for 20 wraps. As other commenters have mentioned, you need to place an extra order of the condiments for an additional charge. Lastly, there were flies flying around the inside of the restaurant. Although they didn't perturb me from enjoying my meal, it was quite annoying having to shoo them away every once in awhile. The food is 4.5/5; the decor and space are 3.5/5; overall, a 4/5.

We discovered this restaurant a few years ago and have been coming back ever since. We've tried…read moreseveral of their dishes, including the Peking duck. While the duck might not have that absolute 'heavenly' taste you get in Beijing, it is easily the best Peking duck you can find in the Bay Area. We tried a few more dishes today and they were also great. If you are craving authentic Beijing cuisine, I highly recommend this place!

Food: 2.2 out of 5 - normal nothing special, HK owned, really?…read moreService: 3 out of 5 - little better than most of authentic Chinese restaurants. Ambiance: 2.7 out of 5 - maybe below 2 after 6 months. Location: 3.8 out of 5 Parking: 4.2 out of 5 Price: 2 out 5 - for quality of food, overpriced

I was excited to see another Cantonese style restaurant. I like the options on the menu since they…read morehad ox tongue pastry(is a sugary dough, there is no beef. Kind of like chinese style donut). We also ordered wonton noodle soup w thin noodles and clay pot with cured duck/preserved meat. Wonton noodle soup took 33 minutes to arrive fr the time we placed the order on the app. They messed up the orders somehow and the table next to us came later but got the wonton noodle soup before we did. The wait was a bit too long. The wonton and noodles were pretty good but it was hot enough. Also the food presentation was lacking. All the wontons were sitting in the bottom. The clay pot crust was good. The cured duck pieces were very tiny. Sausages were cut up really thin. Overall the pot was ok for the price. We also tried hot smooth black sesame paste. It was ok. Smooth double skin milk custard only comes in cold. It was smooth but I wish it comes in hot. Overall the restaurant opened on May 5 so they are still trying to figure things out. I would probably give it another chance but it's not one that I would crave to come back.

Standard, run of the mill noodle restaurant. Very convenient services for an introvert who wants to…read moreeat, but you won't be satisfied if you emphasize flavors in your food. Food tastes average: the broth is definitely warm but not heart-warming with a rich broth or generous portions of meat. Though, the noodle sizes can be adjusted to be thinner or wider, which I do appreciate from this plate. This restaurant mainly feels like a sit-in and go, featuring self-serve kiosks, carts to place your used dishes, and your entrees being called out at the front when it's ready. If you want to minimize social interaction, this is the right place to be. Place looks fairly modern, and the tables have interesting amenities like charging ports for your phone and a magnetic phone stand if you ever want to watch a drama while eating. Everything looks and feels clean, so it's a nice place to sit in. Overall, for the price and taste of their noodles, I can't say I'm impressed enough to offer them at least 4 stars, especially with the rise of many other noodle restaurants around the Bay. I'd only come back here if I wanted to grab a quick meal.

I have been eating here for a couple of months now. My usual are the Hot oil splashed Noodles油泼面…read more The noodle texture is so chewy that I crave for more. This dish is very satisfying. I had tried other soup dish, but to me, they're just okay and the noodle isn't as chewy. I need to try their flat noodle one of these days.