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    O2 Valley

    4.0 (29 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    The popcorn chicken was soso.  Batter needs more spices .   #R1 Stir Fry Basil Chicken Bento. Was also only ok - no basil flavor
    Carolyn T.

    They took over spot where my fav noodle restaurant was ! Nothing changed inside ... could use a remodel . Food was good and portions large . Music was wierd and too loud though ! I'd order again .

    Dharma M.

    I've visited their Palo Alto location before, so I was excited to see this new spot open up. This location is a bit smaller than the one in Palo Alto, but it's a great addition to the neighborhood. ​The interior is simple. They have two touch screens for ordering, which makes the process incredibly simple and clear. While there is some seating and a standing area if you want to eat in, I noticed that most people (myself included) tend to order to go. ​I ordered the Basil Popcorn Chicken, and it did not disappoint: ​Texture: Perfectly tender and juicy. ​Flavor: Really yummy and well-seasoned. ​Quality: Even after the walk/drive home, it stayed nice and delicious while warm. ​Verdict: A solid, efficient spot for a quick snack or meal. I'll definitely be back to grab more chicken and order other dishes.

    Anna N.

    This is a Taiwanese bento box spot~ They give a generous portion which I was suprise to see! I ordered the basil popcorn chicken, grilled chicken cutlet bento, and the Taiwanese sausage bento. - The popcorn chicken was soo good!! Nice and crispy. The chicken was juicy and was cut very big. - I was slightly disappointed in the grilled chicken cutlet bento, I misunderstood what I was getting and thought it was a grilled chicken. I wasn't expecting it to be fried. The bento box also came with a cucumber & egg dish, napa cabbage, tea egg, and some minced pork on the rice. I thought the cucumber and Napa cabbage dish were very light in taste, almost bland, but it helped balance the grilled chicken cutlet.

    R3. Grilled Chicken Cutlet Bento
    Melissa C.

    I had tried the other location before so I was so excited to hear that O2 Valley opened another location in San Mateo! They are known for their bento boxes which can be great for takeout and packing for a meal. If you are dining in, you scan the QR code on your table to order. If you are ordering takeout, you order on the kiosk in the restaurant. The food was brought out quick within 5 minutes. The restaurant is a little small but still has several tables for seating. Items ordered: - Grilled chicken cutlet bento: The meat was on the sweeter side which I wasn't expecting, and I would've preferred a more savory flavor. But the meat itself was very tender and there were several pieces which made it worth it. Sides included rice with minced pork, cabbage, celery with chicken, and an egg. - Braised pork chop bento (boneless): I personally liked the braised pork chop better as it was more savory and tender. Came with the same sides as the other bento. Will definitely be coming back to enjoy more of their bento boxes which are very affordable for the amount that you get!

    Colleen L.

    So glad they opened an O2 here. Just like the Cupertino location, they offer the same basic, simple and fast Taiwanese bento boxes. They include the staples like popcorn chicken, chicken cutlet, pork belly with daily sides. You can order at the tablet kiosks or with the cashier. The wait time is very fast, you'll get your order in under 10 mins. The flavor here is a little lacking and can use some more seasoning. I ordered both the TS and popcorn chicken, both were a bit underwhelming. They have room for improvement and I'll try them again soon.

    Pork Cutlet Bento
    Cynthia M.

    Cute spot! I really wanted Taiwanese fried chicken so I had to come. We got a fried chicken and fries pork cutlet bento. SO much meat per order, very much appreciated!! Lots of breading and thin pieces. It felt like I was eating popcorn chicken strips with vegetable sides. Yummm. I love the vegetable sides in the bento! The vegetables made it feel like a full meal. The vegetable sides rotate. The menu pic has eggplant as a side, but we don't have that today! Very toddler friendly, because they have the red pepper powder on the side at the tables. My kid doesn't need to be scared he'll have a spicy bite! Love the spicy mushroom sauce they have near the water counter! It has fermented beans, mushroom, and red peppers! We wanted to eat there, but I didn't realize at the kiosk I have to choose the dining option to select 'eat here.' The dining option buttons for 'to go' and 'here' orders were placed in the same area as other food dish buttons, so I didn't see it for a while! I suggest to update the software so the dining option is the first or last question. Our food was ready so fast, I didn't even realize! We waited 10 minutes at the table when our food was just waiting at the counter. They also have paper bowls, but you'll have to ask for em! Excited to come back :)

    #R4 Popcorn Chicken Bento
    Sydney C.

    This place was so yummy! I the braised pork belly and it came with broccoli, potato curry, and rice with minced pork! The minced pork and rice was amazing and tasted like home. The braised pork was a little dry and chewy but I don't mind. The broccoli had garlic which I really liked and the potatoes were just alright. They have different sides depending on the day. The popcorn chicken was also pretty good as well. We came on a Wednesday afternoon and there wasn't that many people. Also a good amount of tables and theres a qr code you order off of. Service was pretty fast and easy to take out also portions are huge! The total came out to be around 40 bucks which is a little pricey but still good!

    Braised pork belly bento
    Dan F.

    Just opened about a month ago. This spot use to house Noodleosophy, then was taken over by another group serving the same menu, and now it O2 Valley. I have tried their other locations in the South Bay and thought they were pretty good. I love the concept of Taiwanese bentos and that you can pop in, order on the kiosk, and it'll be ready in about 5 minutes or less. Pretty convenient. I hope they stick around for a bit. I liked Noodleosophy's curry katsu noodles, but at least I can still get that in their Millbrae location.

    Tiffany C.

    O2 Valley is another South Bay gem that just opened in San Mateo! We ordered their full-size bento boxes for dinner, and the portions were very generous--definitely enough to share. Each bento came with 3-4 slices of pork chop, which made it feel like a great value. We're excited to come back and try more items on the menu!

    Megan S.

    This is a new favorite! Stopped in today for lunch with a friend and we will be back to try other options. The food came out so quickly and it was easy to order through the QR code on the table. The popcorn chicken bento was delicious and the sweet potato balls were as yummy and chewy as the last ones I had in Taipei! The tempura was a bit sweeter than expected but still delicious. I want to be back to try the cutlet and the mushrooms for sure. The portions were generous and everything we had was flavorful and fresh. Will definitely be back!

    Lo R.

    Love this place! Bento boxes are a generous portion size! The chicken is fried well and they give so much chicken! Delicious.

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    Raymond N.

    I went to O2 Valley in downtown San Mateo on the Saturday of its opening weekend. I actually didn't even know it was open until I saw an Instagram ad. I had to loop around for parking a couple times which was expected for a Saturday. Around lunchtime there were only two other parties waiting for orders and a few takeout orders were already ready on the shelf, though the shop quickly filled up after I ordered. The shop is a bit small, though there are quite a few tables and chairs available for dine in. Ordering is done on the kiosks by the counter as well as online on their site. I ordered the chicken cutlet bento and taro yogurt smoothie with boba, which I figured were safe options since I haven't been to any other O2 locations before. My order was ready approximately five minutes after ordering. The bento came with chicken, rice, egg, cabbage, and some sort of chicken and vegetable stir fry. The chicken cutlet was not greasy at all and seasoned very well, very similar to Taiwanese popcorn chicken seasoning. In general, I am not too big on veggies though I felt the provided side dishes complemented the chicken very well. The smoothie only comes in one standard size. I ended up ordering on a kiosk and this drink didn't have any customization options, though I noticed the online ordering allows for sweetness customizations; maybe kiosk ordering system can be updated to match the online system. Although a bit sweet since I wasn't able to adjust the sweetness, I thought the overall flavor of the drink was very good although I wish I could see inside the paper cup. Also, the boba is more on the firm side and a little too firm for my liking. Overall, I think O2 Valley is a nice addition to the 4th Ave side of downtown San Mateo. I do look forward to trying their other offerings whenever I am in the area.

    #R3 Grilled Chicken Cutlet Bento
    Kristen L.

    not too crowded on a weeknight, but lots of to-go orders. got the grilled chicken cutlet bento (definitely not grilled!), which came with braised pork rice, broccoli, eggplant, and an egg. the chicken was a bit too sweet for my liking, but was fried nicely; I enjoyed the braised pork rice the most. the place is not too big, but there are enough tables scattered around to enjoy the meal, with the occasional (and sometimes constant) sound of the electric fly zapper in the background.

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    Unable to order in website for pickup, when trying to change 15% tip. Order disappeared and screen went blank then turned white. Malware?

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    Great popcorn chicken. I loved the garlic version of it. Portion is great and the meat is lean

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    Super large portion! Great taste too! Recommend. The basil popcorn chicken and fried radish are delicious

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    Taste Of Sha Xian

    Taste Of Sha Xian

    4.2(436 reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    Free WiFi
    Kid friendly

    Checked out Taste of Shaxian in San Mateo on a Sunday night and honestly was shocked there was no…read morewait. You just scan the QR code to order from your phone which I love cuz its super efficient and you dont have to wait for someone to come over. The food came out pretty quick too, like maybe 5-10 mins after we ordered. Portions are huge. I got the crab roe noodles and the braised beef shank with rice. To be real the crab roe noodles were pretty mid and lacked flavor, but the beef rice was delicious!! It had braised beef, egg, tofu skin, corn and some veggies. The sauce they use for the beef makes the rice so tasty, I mixed the crab roe sauce into the beef rice and literally the rice was 10 times more delicious. I feel like the crab roe rice would be way better than the noodles I ordered. Overall, definitely a good spot for a quick filling meal.

    It's been awhile since my visit. Met up with my friends for lunch on a weekend. I parked two blocks…read moreaway at a meter in front of the park. We ordered the braised chicken clay pot, spicy wonton soup, beef pan fried dumplings, crab roe noodles, braised beef potato noodles, bok choy with garlic. Definitely too much food for 4 people. We wound up taking some of it to go. Everything tasted good, would like to come back and try their other offerings. Atmosphere was good, service was friendly. Probably my first time having Fujianese food. Very flavorful, the potato noodles were probably my favorite.

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    Dynasty BBQ - 2x beef, 1x lamb, 1x oyster mushroom (04/2026)

    Dynasty BBQ

    4.5(361 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Most authentic chinese skewer restaurant in the bay area! I called ahead for a reservation and they…read moreanswered in CHINESE by default, thats how authentic this restaurant is. They have skewers of intestine, tripes, skins, and of course your typical pork/chicken/lamb/beef. No matter what you like, you'll definitely find something that suits your taste! They also have amazing non-skewer dishes like duck blood glass noodle, eggplant, etc. All the dishes are a hit. Would avoid the quail as it was a bit dry, the beef skin was also a miss. Favorite is the pork and lamb skewers!! Love the chinese-style seasoning. Expect to spend 30+/person to be full, each skewer is around 2-3 dollars. Ambiance is a fancy chinese restaurant vibe.

    Came here with a group of five for an early dinner on a Saturday afternoon (4PM). There was plenty…read moreof space inside since it was a winky meal time, and there was no wait. It was quiet when we first arrived, but it gradually filled with more people and chatter. Parking was easy; I was lucky to find street parking right in front of the restaurant. The interior is cute and themed like China in olden times. I liked how the food was served on long platters with little candles underneath to keep everything warm, which made sharing easy. Two of my friends were trying Chinese skewers for the first time. We ordered everything through a QR code, and the system was straightforward. The menu being visual online helped made ordering easier. The food came out in good timing. The staff was helpful whenever we had questions about what certain items were. Water refills were easy to flag down. The cucumber salad was a huge portion and so refreshing. We wish the cold potato salad was a bit softer (it was crunchy). We didn't find anything too spicy. For the skewers, everything was juicy and well-seasoned. The flavoring was great. My personal favorites were the beef and lamb sticks which were tender. We also tried items like gristle, gizzard, and gluten (yum!) We ended up spending a little over $30 per person after tax and tip. Overall, this was a fun group meal and I'm glad it was a good introduction for my friends who hadn't tried this style of skewers before. I'd recommend it!

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    Garlic skewer

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    Ox 9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles - Features on SF Chronicles- The one of a kind authentic hand-pulled noodles in the Bay.

    Ox 9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles

    4.3(700 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$
    Established in 2012
    Family-owned & operated

    Needed a lunch spot that wasn't a three hour wait (lol Whisper) - and this place seemed to call to…read moreus. Upon entering, I noticed that it is a sister restaurant to the Lazhou Noodles but before we could change our minds, the hostess sat us (lol). I went with the main beef noodle soup, and we also tried the dry noodles with spicy beef. I was expecting the food to be very similar to their sister restaurant - BUT the food here was so much better I was SO surprised. The broth tasted better, the noodles were higher quality, and the beef was also much more tender and had less gristle. it made me wonder if it was a fluke or if this location was just that much better as this restaurant was also much more crowded versus the other locations. I can't wait to come back and bring friends, and though San Mateo is parking is not as friendly, the food experience definitely makes up for it!

    One of our favorite go-to noodle houses whenever we are in the San Mateo area. It's not a huge…read moreplace but overall very clean. Noodles are hand pulled and made directly in front of you through a glass window where you can view your noodles being made. You can select from a variety of noodle textures and sizes. The noodle dishes are separated between soup and dry noodle versions. For the soups, recommend the Lanzhou hand pulled noodles soup or sichuan braised beef stew noodle soup. For the dry noodle, our favorite is the chilli oil noodles with wide noodles. For appetizers, the spicy wonton is really good. Their spicy sauce has just the right amount of kick and is mildly sweet. While they also serve dumplings, I kind of feel there are dumplings are just average --- stick with the noodles!

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    Features on SF Chronicle- the best bay ever in San Mateo!

    Ox 9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles - Proud to be featured on EATER SF in April 2023, the 25 must try essential restaurants in South Bay!

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    Ping’s Bistro - 椒麻脆贡菜Lettuce Stem Salad with Sichuan Peppers

    Ping’s Bistro

    4.1(110 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$

    Honestly, I never had high expectations for "Yunnan cuisine" in the U.S., but Ping's Bistro…read morecompletely proved me wrong--and I'm happily so. From the first visit, it was clear this isn't an "Americanized Chinese restaurant," but a place that truly understands Chinese cooking, technique, and flavor. What impressed me most were the mushroom dishes. Being able to enjoy mushrooms with such depth and complexity in the U.S. is already rare. The aroma isn't built from heavy seasoning, but from the ingredients themselves, fully brought out. The flavors are clean, natural, and incredibly fragrant--the kind that lingers and keeps you wanting more. It immediately brought back memories of authentic Yunnan flavors. Even more impressive were some of the seemingly ordinary stir-fried dishes. At first glance, they look simple, almost unassuming. One bite in, though, and you instantly understand what real wok hei is. That smoky, high-heat flavor can only come from a skilled chef using proper equipment and precise timing. It's not greasy or overpowering--just deeply aromatic and perfectly balanced. Simple, yet elevated. Overall, this is a restaurant that doesn't rely on gimmicks, fancy plating, or social-media hype. Everything is driven by pure technique and respect for ingredients. Each dish has a clear identity and leaves a lasting impression--not something you just photograph and forget, but something you actually remember. In the Bay Area, where Chinese restaurants are everywhere but truly great ones are rare, Ping's Bistro is a place I'd gladly return to again and again. If you're looking for something different, want to experience real wok hei, or simply appreciate honest, well-executed Chinese cooking, this spot is absolutely worth a dedicated visit.

    We made a reservation for a party of 9 and they gave us a private room which was nice since we were…read morecelebrating a birthday. You order on an iPad and the server will come in after to confirm the choices you ordered. If you like spicy mala food, this is the place to try! Everything we ordered was mild spicy since some people in our party couldn't handle spicy well and it was still kicking but with good flavor! Everything we ordered was honestly delicious. I can't remember the names, but definitely order the full fish soup, the fried rice and and the cauliflower with lotus root. The only downside is the servers mainly speak mandarin and super quick! But they do understand English and the iPad can be converted to English.

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    Little Shanghai Restaurant - Pan fried bao

    Little Shanghai Restaurant

    3.6(745 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    If you are looking for a spot that carries the "Shanghai native" approved restaurant, this is one…read moreof it. I've visited many times, and the consistency of the authentic flavors keeps me coming back. The menu is a deep dive into Shanghainese classics. My personal recommendations: ​The Staples: You can't go wrong with the Xiao Long Bao, Stir-Fry Rice Cakes, and the Sweet Spare Ribs. The Spicy Pickled Stomach and the Small Shrimp are favorites of mine. Their Cold Noodles and Yellow Croaker are excellent representations of the cuisine. ​If you visit during the week, check out their lunch specials. ​Service & Timing The kitchen is generally quite efficient. While a few specific items might take a bit longer to prep, most dishes arrive at the table surprisingly fast. Just be prepared for a crowd--it gets very busy during the lunch rush! ​There is a small, limited parking lot behind the restaurant, but it fills up fast. ​If there is an event at the San Mateo Event Center, street parking becomes very challenging. Plan to arrive a few minutes early or visit on a non-event day to save yourself the headache. Whether you're a fan of traditional Shanghai comfort food or just looking for a solid Chinese lunch, this place is a must-visit. It's officially approved by my friends from Shanghai, which is the highest praise a restaurant can get!

    Little Shanghai Restaurant makes the best Shanghai style chow mein! This is also known as Shanghai…read morefried noodles at other places. I've ordered the noodles several times for take out and have eaten at the restaurant once. Having it fresh is the best, but sometimes take out is my only option. The dish is so flavorful with a generous amount of pork and veggies. You have to try the Shanghai fried pork buns! They're amazing, but definitely made to be enjoyed 'dine-in' or else you lose that crispy fried crust if you take them to-go. The meat inside is so juicy when they're fresh. As an appetizer, the pig's ear with five spice was my favorite. They also give you a small tray of peanuts if you dine-in. The restaurant itself is quite small but the tables are spaced out enough where you don't feel like you're right next to the other parties. The service is consistently sharp, and there is a genuine sense of gratitude for your business every time you walk through the door, even when I'm just picking up a to-go order. I definitely want to try more of their Shanghai Dim Sum the next time I stop by.

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    Pig's ear with five spice

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    Tang Bar

    Tang Bar

    4.1(267 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Tang Bar is easily my favorite malatang spot in the Bay Area right now. I've tried quite a few…read moreplaces, and this one really stands out in terms of both quality and flavor. First off, the ingredients are noticeably fresh. The veggies are crisp, the meats taste clean, and everything looks well-maintained at the self-serve bar, which already sets a good impression before you even start cooking. There's also a great variety, so it's easy to customize your bowl exactly how you like it. I went with the Szechuan classic soup base, and it was honestly one of the most authentic versions I've had outside of China. The broth had a deep, rich flavor with that perfect balance of spice and the signature numbing Sichuan peppercorn kick. It wasn't just spicy for the sake of it--it had real depth and complexity. Another highlight is the value. If you spend over $20, you get free dessert, and they offer coconut milk sago and bingfen. Both are super refreshing and help cool things down after the heat from the malatang, which is a really nice touch. Overall, it's well worth the price for the quality you're getting. Great food, solid portions, and a satisfying experience every time. I'll definitely be coming back again in the future and would recommend it to anyone craving authentic malatang.

    popular malatang place with a sleek interior & fresh ingredients! the vibe here is more self-serve,…read moreas you pick your malatang ingredients, then grab your own water, utensils, and sauces. once you've given them your bowl to be cooked, you'll find a spot to sit and pick up the food when it's ready. it can get crowded here, so try to grab a table as soon as possible! a few things set this place apart for me - i like how fresh the ingredients look and the variety of soup and dry pot flavors. they have the standard malatang broths, but they also have a spice-free chicken broth, a pickled veggie broth, and four dry pot flavors. they also have no minimum weight limit so you can get a really cheap meal if you're a light eater or just not hungry! unfortunately, i do think their ingredient bar is set up kinda weird - it's a little strange that the veggies and other non-meat items come after the meat and seafood. it feels a little gross to me, but everything still looked clean? the food itself was quite good though. i got the chicken broth and i really enjoyed how savory and deep the flavor was. it wasn't too greasy or heavy either. the ingredients were all very fresh tasting and i always enjoy the customizability of malatang. solid spot with great ambiance for a lunch or dinner, especially for groups or individuals with diverse tastes/preferences!

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