Tried Yuan Bistro in Milpitas, CA and ordered fried pork, soup, and steamed eggplant. The food was…read moreokay nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out. Service was quick, and the inside has a bit of an old-fashioned feel, which adds to the home-style vibe. It definitely feels like Chinese comfort food simple, familiar, and filling. Not sure if I'd return again, but it could be a decent option if you're craving something cozy and traditional.

Located in the same plaza as Lion Supermarket, Yuan Bistro offers a variety of different Chinese…read moredishes. The place is spacious with several tables and on a Saturday evening there were plenty of tables and no wait. We were seated immediately. Scan the QR code for the menu. We got the Japanese tofu sizzling plate, chongqing style spicy noodles, and achoy sautéed in garlic. The Japanese tofu was definitely our favorite of our meal. It came out sizzling on a plate and each piece of tofu was silky soft inside with a savory and umami sauce on the outside. Perfectly balanced and seasoned. The chongqiing noodles were okay - tasted fine but didn't blow us away. I thought it would be spicier and more numbing but it wasn't too spicy. The noodle texture was normal and the flavor felt like it could use something more. The achoy with garlic was good although I personally felt it could use a little more garlic. The staff do walk around and so you can flag someone down if you need someone. They won't bother you much during your meal. No American Express accepted here, only visa and Mastercard. Overall, it was good and we'd certainly come again for the tofu, but it didn't feel outstanding in total.

We've been eating here very often. Love their hand-pull noodles, very chewy and generous portion…read more It does get a little oily though. Service is okay, food is authentic.

Randomly decided to eat here because the line at Uncle Cha's was too long. We knew it was a noodle…read moreplace but we didn't know what to expect. I ordered Garlic Noodles and I thought it was a dry-mixed garlic noodle but it was a dipping noodle instead. The noodles were cut into small square pieces, it was interesting! The pork bun was not bad! The pita bread was definitely something that we never tried before. It's basically bread soaked in noodle soup. The food was unique and decent but I think I would try to order something else next time.

To warm me up, I ordered roasted fish with medium spice. The fish was moist and absorbed the broth…read more The soup added a lot of flavor to the veggies and tofu. We also put some extra things in the pot to make it feel even more complete. You have to order the beef skewers. The beef was perfectly seasoned, moist, and had a nice char. The beef skewers and roasted fish were even better together after soaking the skewers in the broth. The staff brought everything to us still boiling and made sure we had what we needed by stopping by our table often. This was easy and fun to order. I would order the roasted fish and beef skewers again.

The fish was especially flavorful this time and went really well with rice. The barbecue was…read moredecent, but I wouldn't recommend ordering the grilled tofu skin.

Love their chili noodles. It's what they're known for. Plenty of flavor and not too spicy. Their…read morehand pulled noodles have the perfect balance of chew and bounce. Service is excellent. They are located in the northeast corner of a small shopping center with plenty of parking.

Meh. I guess I should've known the food would just be OK from the name of the restaurant…read more The chili oil noodles were wide and chewy, but the flavor...just ok. The beef noodle soup, the broth tasted watered down. As I said...the experience was ok. Probably don't need to go back. Only picked this place because I was starving and it was not far off our route home. If you want ok food, this place is for you. If you want something better than okay, I'd probably pick somewhere else.

Good price, solid food. It's in rotation for our Chinese restaurants…read more Love their pork wrapped with tofu skin, soup, and noodles. Good textures, although do lean a little sweet for Shanghai food. Pretty cheap for the quality and quantity. Can be a little oily so get more veggie/soup dishes to balance your palate. Usually have at least a couple tables open and fairly quick service.

Tasty Shanghainese comfort food…read more Had a meal at Shanghai Delight in Milpitas and ordered the Shanghai-style chow mein, Mongolian beef, and xiao long bao. The Shanghai-style chow mein noodles had a great chewy texture and were packed with savory flavor without being overly greasy. The Mongolian beef was tender and flavorful with a nice balance of sweet and savory sauce that paired perfectly with rice. The xiao long bao were also enjoyable, with delicate wrappers and a flavorful broth inside. They arrived hot and were a great addition to the meal. Service was friendly and attentive, and the food came out quickly even during a busy dining period. The vibe is casual and family-friendly, making it a comfortable place for sharing dishes with friends and family. It's the kind of neighborhood restaurant that's easy to return to when you're craving comforting Chinese food. Overall, a solid spot for Shanghainese favorites and satisfying flavors. I'd come back to try more dishes from the menu.

More Than Bento is a hit or miss experience here. It's really just your average Taiwanese bento box…read morespot compared to most other competitors who would easily get a 4-5 stars rating for Taiwanese cuisine. Most people order takeouts. Cashier was multitasking. Self service kiosk is convenient. It's a different feeling here. Order took awhile to come out, so prepare for the wait time. Note, the item photos on the menu may not look exactly what you thought you may be getting though. Keep that in mind. Yes, I ordered the Chestnuts and Chicken Stew Bento $15.99 with an egg $1.99 and bottled water for Dine-In. I left 12% tips. Unfortunately, my meal didn't have the tomato eggs stir fry nor same veggie options from the image. Instead, it was substituted with canned corn/beans/hash brown which tasted a bit sour or expired/mold taste and cabbage with vermicelli mix. It even came with an egg (I wouldn't have purchased another egg for $1.99 if I knew this meal came with an egg). More calories and carbohydrates. Totally different than the pictures/a bit disappointed. Plus, the chicken was so old/dry/tasted like it's been in a crockpot for days. This bento box surprised me today. Menu selections are decent though. Again, More Than Bento just set a different impression for my lunch appetite. I would likely go elsewhere for a much better bento box fix in future. Room for improvement. The sour/moldy taste of the canned veggies was not what I planned to eat in public. It's a good spot for new/young people or teenagers/afterschool meals, but it didn't meet my dining expectations. Food portions are huge though. Each experience may be different. Hit or miss for sure.

Parking here can be a bit difficult during lunch/dinner time since there are many restaurants here…read moreand the parking area isn't very big. I've gotten to-gos here for about 3 times now. I liked their braised pork rice when I ordered before. However, this time, the braised meat in the bento this time tasted a bit bland, so I was a bit disappointed. The sides are still decent tho.

I had lunch at Fen Classic Guilin Rice Noodles with some coworkers. The parking is terrible during…read morepeak lunch hour, but fortunately we were able to find a spot and also get a table. They are in their soft opening period. The interior is modern and nice. The decor is informative explaining their noodles and style. Order via table kiosk. The restaurant is not that large so they can accommodate a table of 8+ people of they can. Otherwise, they are geared more for 4 people or less. They aroma of pickled/fermented something is prevalent in the air. They offer Mandarin house music. One unisex restroom. Working A/C available. I like how customizable their dishes are! They accommodates those with allergies or dislikes, etc. Spicy Braised Pork Intestines - the intestines are deep-fried so they have that crispy outside yet clean and soft interior. Did I mention "clean"!?! Yes, thank you! The standard way is perfectly spicy (for me). I think it included a bit of mashed spicy black bean chili oil, cilantro, and roasted peanuts. Dry-Style Guilin Rice Noodle with Braised Meat (Beef Tripe). It was served with a clear broth. This bowl had tartness from the pickled green beans, crunch from the roasted peanuts, and the noodles were a silky and expertly cooked noodle. As you can tell from my pic, there was no beef tripe but only beef tendon, which I also love so that was good. If you need more spice or flavor, your table has chili oil, black vinegar, and a spicy chili black bean sauce. The service was friendly and very attentive in filling up your water cup. I will be back to try some other dishes. Support your local business.

We came during the soft opening and had such a good experience. The restaurant was very clean,…read morebright, and welcoming inside, and all of the employees were super friendly. We ordered the C1 stir-fried noodles with beef, regular spicy. It does not look like the picture on menu at all. But I promise it was delicious. For me, the spice level was perfect -- 5/5 -- but it might be a little too spicy if you cannot tolerate spice at all. The flavor was so good though, definitely worth it. My husband ordered the C5 sour veggie noodle soup with beef, and wow... also 5/5. The flavor was really unique and delicious. We both loved it. We also tried the pickled fruits and they were AMAZING. It had mango, pineapple, apple, and something similar to green papaya for extra crunch. Such a refreshing snack. One small note: the black bean chili condiment is pretty salty. I added it before reading the label but honestly, no regrets. Definitely coming back again!

House Special Beef Noodle Soup (牛肉麵)- Very flavor full with a mild kick which adds to the overall…read moreflavor. Balances out with the vegetables. Was looking for a nice warm bowl of soupy noodles on the cold day and this hit the spot. Was a bit confusing at first trying to order as there was another dish with a similar name but was told it's the same thing but that dish allows to switch the noodle type if you choose to do so. Looking forward to come again soon to try their combo plates with wontons!

Tasty classic Taiwanese dishes, including fare like pig feet, fried pork chop, and minced pork…read morerice. Won tons were tender. Low key, honey feeling restaurant. I would recommend if you re looking for the big classics. Pork feet was a standout.