Food are excellent, big serving. Authentic Chinese food…read moreOur server doesn't speak english, hard to communicate.

4-26-26. Food ok. Got Peking Duck. Singapore noddle, sweet sour soup and pork belly…read more Service bad. After I signed the bills. The lady came over and look at the tip and said somes about 15% tip. I tip 10% and apparently that wasn't enough. I know people gotta make a living but this is harassment. We didn't feel good about it and will not come back!!

Jun Bistro is such a unique find in the Bay Area! I loved how thoughtfully everything was prepared…read more-- from the warm and cozy atmosphere to the beautifully presented dishes. Their Yunnan-inspired California bistro concept really stands out, especially with how mushrooms are incorporated throughout the menu in such creative ways We tried the SoyMilk Coffee Latte, Yunnan Rose Coffee Latte, Mushrooms & Daisy Leaf Salad, Banana Leaf Wrapped Seabass, Steamed Stinky Tofu, Laksa Shrimp Fried Rice, and the Blue Penguin Bao with taro paste -- and honestly everything was flavorful, fresh, and memorable. The food feels comforting while still being unique and elevated, and you can really tell they focus on "Joy, Nutrition, and Unprocessed" ingredients. Definitely one of the more interesting and thoughtful dining experiences I've had recently in the Bay Area. Highly recommend checking this place out if you enjoy trying something different!

I seriously don't understand the hype or all the high reviews for this place. We ordered the banana…read moreleaf wrapped sea bass, and while the presentation looked nice at first, the actual flavor was disappointing. The sauce completely overpowered the fish and tasted overly oily, heavy, and unbalanced instead of rich or flavorful. The sea bass itself didn't taste very fresh, and the texture was way too soft in a bad way. Wrapping it in banana leaf made the dish look fancy, but it honestly felt like presentation was doing all the work instead of the actual cooking quality. Even the herbs and chili on top couldn't save it. Definitely one of those dishes that looks amazing in photos but tastes painfully average in real life. What made it even funnier was noticing some of the plates had small cracks on them. Like seriously? You're charging these prices and still serving customers with cracked plates?

The food here is excellent. Amazing flavors…read more This is a modern Chinese restaurant. To order, you must scan a qr code and order from the online menu. No one helps you in this restaurant. They just deliver food. The ambiance is interesting. Its full of hard rock decor. Not sure what was here before but definitely don't remember any jazz location

I never tried this place before so I came in after lunch and got the Spicy Dan Dan Noodles. When it…read morecame out, I was kind of surprised because the meat came out as a chunk, even though it's grounded. It looked kind of odd, like it's been sitting for a long time and I saw something that kind of looked like solid grease. It was still decent after I smooshed the meat and broke it apart with a spoon but seeing the meat like that kind of lowered my appetite. All in all, the meal wasn't bad for ~$19 with tip but the meat was kind of odd.

We were craving Chinese food in the area and Jade China was in the proximity. Solid portions and…read moredecent prices in today's day & age. We ordered the salt & pepper fish alongside honey walnut shrimp. Both were very crispy and well seasoned. We wish the taste and fire of the Wok shined more in our dishes, as it was a bit warm and not hot even though we ate it almost immediately. This place is solid if you are looking for a quick Chinese take out option. The inside of the restaurant was fairly clean and the gentleman in the front was very friendly when taking our lunch order. Overall, this place didn't blow our top off in terms of taste, but it is very solid for what you get and pay. We will be back to try a more variety of dishes.

This place has really great food -- the chow fun, chow mein, and fried rice are all delicious, and…read morethe pricing is very reasonable. I've ordered from here many times, and the quality has always been consistent. However, if you have an important event or strict timing, you may want to plan ahead. Their orders are often delayed -- usually around 15 to 30 minutes, and sometimes even longer. I would recommend confirming the timing with them in advance. That said, the food itself is excellent and definitely worth it -- no complaints at all about the taste.

Came back to try more dishes because this place is honestly too good not to revisit…read more The pork and preserved egg congee has officially become my go-to here. The flavor is comforting and well-balanced without being overly salty, and the texture is smooth and satisfying. I highly recommend pairing it with their dough stick (youtiao). It's crispy on the outside, slightly chewy inside, while still staying light and fluffy. Dipping it into the congee completely changes the experience and honestly feels like a must-order combination. Another standout for me is the steamed spareribs with black bean and taro. The spareribs are tender and flavorful, and the black bean sauce adds a savory depth without overpowering the dish. Service continues to be efficient and well-organized, even when busy. One thing I noticed is that the restaurant is especially popular with elderly customers, which honestly says a lot about the food being comforting, traditional, and consistent. Almost every table had some combination of congee, rice rolls, and steamed dishes, which seems to be the way to go here. Overall, this is the kind of place that becomes easy to return to once you find your favorite dishes.

If you are looking for classic, no-frills Cantonese comfort food, Yin Ji Chang Fen is a top-tier…read morechoice. I find myself coming back here consistently for their staples. The Shrimp Rice Rolls are the clear star--the rice noodle is incredibly smooth and thin, which is the mark of a great chang fen. They don't skimp on the shrimp, and the sweet soy sauce ties it all together perfectly. For something heartier, the Wonton Noodle Soup features a very clean, savory broth and snap-to-the-bite noodles. The Pork Congee is also a winner; it's silky, flavorful, and exactly what you want on a cold day or when you're craving something soothing. We also grabbed the Shiu Mai, which were plump and well-seasoned with a great meat-to-shrimp ratio. The kitchen is efficient, and the flavors are consistently authentic. It's a reliable spot for a great quality, traditional meal that never misses the mark. Prices are reasonable and service is fairly quick but there's also a QR code for an optional online ordering for some.

One of our favorite places for Chinese food in Fremont!! There is nothing to complain about…read moreservice or how their food is always consistently great

Best Chicken Ever here they have a lot of really good options that are good for a plethora of…read morepeople. 10/10 for people with big parties and big backs alike.

My family and I have been going here for sooo many years now! It was a favorite for us and now I…read morecome here with my friends! It is a very comforting restaurant with great portions for affordable prices. The menu has extensive options, but everything is very tasty! The old man would recognize us every time we came in and his smile would light up the room! He'd memorize our order and even our go-to utensils. The staff always gives what you need. Expect straightforward service here and no extra fluff and conversation. They open late as well which is a great perk! There are not many places open late around the South Bay.

Food is delicious BUT PLEASE READ BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR…read moreRECIPET, ASK FOR ITEMIZED RECIPET! TLDR: they double dip for tip under your nose by charging you extra without your knowledge They charged me automatically for dining with 3 for tip when I had already left a tip, demanded that every restaurant charges an auto tip even for a party of 1. They will automatically charge you a gratuity even for a party of 2 under your nose, they will not provide you an itemized receipt so they can sneak money out of you. Before you tip, check the ITEMIZED receipt so you're not tipping ontop of the extra tip they charge without your knowledge. Bad business practices for a place that actually tastes good, shame honestly.

Some sad news, the owners of Koong's are retiring and Thursday, February 12 will be their last day…read more Koong's has been a mainstay in Milpitas for 43 years. The food has always been very good. They have a deep menu and a seating layout that was able to accommodate large parties. Pre Covid and kitchen fire in 2020, Koong's was open to 130a on Friday and Saturday nights.

Was craving some jjajamyeon and came to try this place. Also ordered the lunch special sweet and…read moresour pork Korean style. The food was okay but not great. The jjajamyeon was fine but I've had better other places and would probably go there over here. The portion size was decent though. I will say easy parking and the service was very good and attentive. Also not super busy on a Friday lunch so if you're looking for a place to get some food and chat this is not a bad place. Unfortunately the food was just not it for me.

About a month ago, hubby and I came here for an early lunch on a Sunday. We came in time before…read morenoon as the restaurnt became quite busy after. We were seated near the kitchen so we were able to look in and see BTS. The restaurant is very spacious, clean and bright with a modern design. There are booth tables against wall and tables in the middle of the restaurant. A QR code is is availble at the table for you to view menu and order. I actually like this better as I don't feel rush to order and gives me the chance to look through the menu without feeling rush to order. Iced water was brought out instantly. We ordered the following: 1. Lamb skewer, spicy: you can smell the intensity of the spice when the dish was brought out from the chili powder. The meat is moist and grilled well w/ a nice crisp. There is no gamey smell. I took a first bite but the chili powder slightly burned my gums. Had to ask Hubby to shake some of the chili poweder off the skewers for me. Its a messy dish but very tasty. 2. Spicy beef soup w/ wide noodles: Noodles are HUGE! About 1.5 inches wide and forever long. I had to use the scissors to cut it up. Noodles are good. Chewey texture just as I like it. Comes with a whole egg and beef. The broth has a nice spice to it and unlike other spicy noodle soup I've tried, it does not taste oily or overwhelmed with spices esp Sze Chuan chilis. It had a good balace of savory and spiciness. 3. Wide noodles w/ braised chicken: This dish is delish but it's a BIG dish like a whole chicken was prepared! Can feed up to 4-5 people. It's the size of a medium pizza or even a Large.The thick sauce is very flavorful but not salty. It comes with potatoes, carrots, onions, green bell peppers, and dried whole chili. Its not spicy but may be for kids as we have a high spicy tolerance. Only thing about this plate I didn't like it there's bones. We ended 2 more meals with the leftover. The noodles are hand pulled in house as we sat by the kitchen and saw the kitchen staff making it. Food comes out pretty quick and service is very good. The staff are very attentive and met our needs promptly. We definitely will return to try other plates as the menu is pretty big.

Bought the Braised Beef Soup Noodles last week. Asked for chili oil but when we brought it home,…read morethere wasn't any chili oil so the noodle tasted really plain. Not good at all wasted $20 with tax. Not worth it. Make sure you guys give what was requested otherwise you will lose alot of customers. Hope this review helps!

if taiwan cafe has 100 fans, i'm one of them. if taiwan cafe has 1 fan, that one fan is me. if…read moretaiwan cafe has no fans, i'm either dead or their quality has massively tanked. i grew up eating at this place and was reminded to review it after trying a different taiwanese place while on the brink of graduating college and about to move to a completely different state and the fact that i won't get to eat here anymore makes me so damn sad. the service is nothing special for most people, but my dad has picked up takeout from this place so often that they know him by name and give him cardboard boxes to transport the huge quantities of food (for a family of 3 btw) to his car. the ambiance is that of a typical asian restaurant: not aesthetic at all and very noisy, but it feels like home. the food of course is to die for. 肉圓 (taiwanese meatball) was my absolute favorite growing up. sweet, savory, sticky, and with that qq chewiness that is so famous in taiwanese cuisine. while most people will get the traditional taiwanese night market style 豬血糕 or pork blood sticky rice cake, i opt for the 3 cup style which has a basil soy sauce flavor instead of the usual sweet sauce. and of course, you would simply be doing yourself a disservice if you didn't get what taiwan cafe is most known for: their pork hock rice or 豬腳飯. the pig feet are cooked so perfectly and paired with a bed of braised pork rice (滷肉飯) and pickled bamboo shoots. the oyster omelette or 蚵仔煎 is another classic taiwanese night market food done so right here. definitely try it. and if you like spicy food and aren't adverse to trying pork innards, i was obsessed with the 五更腸旺 (a spicy stew with pork intestine and blood) when i was in high school and still crave it sometimes. this place is so underhyped and needs all the business it can get. please try it i promise you won't regret it -- i'm literally making plans to have their pig feet and 肉圓 shipped to another state because i already know how much i'm gonna crave this place.

I was shocked, to say the least, about the quality of this unassuming restaurant in Milpitas…read more Serving up authentic cuisine for a reasonable price -- this place is a combination of quality comfort food meets affordability. The service is what you'd expect at an Asian restaurant in the Bay -- efficient and no frills -- but gets the job done well. Immediately after the food arrived -- we dug in. Not just because we were famished, but because it was THAT good. (One of those situations where you stop talking and just eat...) I'd wholly recommend the Oyster Pancake (a balance of briny seafood with sweet pancake sauce) and the Specialty Hakka Noodles ("Q," i.e. chewy, in the most perfect sense). Will definitely make a pit stop in Milpitas for Taiwan Cafe next time in Milpitas and highly recommend for anyone who's looking for a taste of some excellent Taiwanese cooking.