I met my boyfriend here the first time. I was done with men and only meeting up to play chess, but…read morewe had such a nice time we've been dating now almost seven months. This space is special to us and we regularly go back and/or order in. The crème brule boba is excellent, as well as super souped-up takoyaki. He likes the beef and rice bowl and I like the Hawaiian bbq with macaroni salad. The passion fruit tea is also scrumptious.

We rarely eat hot/sizzling stone meals but now that the kids are older and more responsible this…read moreseemed like a good choice after we were done shopping at Sprouts. They have some diverse offerings on the menu and are an asian fusion with Hawaiian, Chinese, and Japanese on the menu. Seems odd but the reason we came here over other places was I saw they had Honey Walnut Shrimp on the menu and its been almost a year since I had it. Interior is on the newer side and the large windows create a lot of nice natural light inside. Golden Eel Rice: A bright yellow egg moat with rice and garnish in the middle. The egg is topped with Unagi. Loved how clean this one tasted but in hindsight I could make something like this at home and should have went for some of the more standard sizzling plates. Beef Rice: Beef surrounding a mound of rice with corn and green onion toppings. It comes with a paper ring around it to remind you it is HOT and you will burn yourself if you touch it. It stays hot for a long time and the kids loved cooking on it. The rice also gets that nice black crunchy char layer on it which my wife loves.

Service great food delicious! Food came out fast. Easy to order. Food is AMAZING!!! Definitely…read morewill come back with more friends and family!!!!

I love special noodle, so many choices and kids friendly!! Environment is also very good!!read more

We visited for lunch and loved it. Authentic tasty Nepalese and Indian cuisine. Friendly staff. I…read morerecommend this place

We can't speak to service or ambiance as we've never eaten in, but Himalayan Chef provides…read moreconsistently fresh, yummy, and healthy take-out that's delivered quickly. We order every time we get together with some good friends, one of whom is vegan. This is very approachable ethnic food and there's something for everyone. A typical order for us includes momos (sort of like an Indo-Chinese potsticker or dumpling), brown rice, and several kinds of meat and vegan curries, all delicious and affordable. The spice level is adjustable and we haven't tried anything yet we didn't like. Our one minor complaint is that their naan is very small.

The is a very popular cafe with Hong Kong style dishes and drinks …read more Their breakfast menus are extensive . You can order Western breakfast like toast and eggs with pan fried pork chops, deep fried fish and pan fried filet of chicken . The breakfast comes with free drinks of your choice ( ice or hot ) , milk tea , coffee , lemon tea and other non caffeinated drinks . We have ordered the pan fried pork chop . Portion is generous and the pork chop is tasty and tender . Unlike most places the pan fried pork chops are dried and tough z Great customer service . Very efficient. We came on a weekday at 8 am . After 9 am it got busy and you may have to wait for a table . The restroom is roomy , clean and organized. Good for wheelchair or handicapped people. If the lightening could be brighter , it will be more comfortable and pleasant. We have tried many different breakfast items , like fish ball fish filets in broth with vegetables . They are all good . You can tell this is a top notch breakfast place by the long line there .

We tried this new Hongkong style restaurant with my daughter while she's visiting from NY a few…read moremonths ago and we liked it. Yesterday I and my sister came here for lunch after a few hour Golf practice. We're hungry, the place is quite crowded unlike last time. The place is cool with AC and we like it. The 2 ladies servers are quite pleasant and attentive. We saw so many different dishes people ordered and we wanted to try them all LOL, they all looked so yummy. We noticed the crispy noodles plate that's very attractive LOL. Ok we ordered that one and my favorite Singapore curry noodles. They have these lunch or dinner combo plates all come with soups which is very convenient and inexpensive. All under $20. We even get soups with our noodles plate too. Nice hot tea and ice cold water are plus. The combination crispy noodles we both voted for A+, the sauce is excellent, the noodles are crispy to the last bites and the portion is big. My Singapore noodles was not spicy enough per my sister, not enough curry flavor and not salty enough. For me it's flavorful and needs just a dap of salt. Anyhow, we finished the crispy noodles in a heartbeat and had some Singapore noodles to take home too. The prices are extremely reasonable, I forgot what my family ordered last time but everyone liked theirs.

The food is amazing, the portions are huge and for the price it's a steal. The quality of the food…read moreis up there compared to really expensive ones in South Bay. The music is poppin with the best kpop hits. The service is straight forward, the only nitpick is the bonchons. Short rib soup 10/10 Andy's fries 10/10 Wings 8pc 9/10

Final Thoughts: 4.50/5…read more It's not often that I'm in the Fremont area, but I was today, so I decided to take advantage of that and go out for a dinner with my friend after work. After some filtering and choosing, we decided on Korean food. Truly always my go-to choice. The food here really did not disappoint and hit the spot after a long day. Overall, will be a 5 star from me. Food: Spicy Braised Beef Short Rib + Cheese and Rice Cakes: 4.5/5 This was their beef short rib with onion and potato. We always get it with the rice cake and cheese on top because those are truly a must for this dish. The braised beef short ribs are super tender and you could cut though it with a spoon. Their meats are nicely marinated into the sauce and super tender. The sauce is really the star of this dish and they seasoned it really well. There's some kick to it, sweet, salty, and umami. I would eat this sauce alone with rice or noodles if I had the choice. The rice cakes are a little too soft for me and I would have preferred for it to have more of a bite. Again, not really complaining because the sauce made up for it. For the cheese, it's mostly just piled on top of the dish. They're not like other places where they torch the cheese to melt it for us. We just mixed it into the sauce and it melted all the way through for that cheese pull. There's no smokiness, but not a big concern for me. It melted well into the sauce and made it taste amazing though. Fried Chicken (8 Pieces) - Soy Garlic + Hot and Sweet Sauce: 4.3/5 This was more of our side dish/appetizer dish. The sauce is a little too salty for my taste, but honestly, I wasn't really complaining. Something I do like is the consistency of it. It's like this sticky sauce that coats the crispy coating of the chicken well. This dipped into the spicy braised short rib sauce was such an amazing combination too. My preference was the soy garlic. The flavor is just so classic. Hot and sweet is good too. There is a good kick to it and a nice balance of flavors overall. When the chicken came out, it was piping hot. Very juicy and I could feel that when I tried to take a bite out of it. Crispy on the outside and nicely cooked all the way through. Banchan: Good variety They provide kelp noodle salad, kimchi, edamame, mashed tofu, Korean yellow pickled radish, and fish cakes. I actually liked all of these expect for the kimchi. I have a specific preference for kimchi, so definitely just a preference in taste kind of a thing. Lovely textures for all of them. The tofu confused us initially, but it's very good protein for me and I'm not complaining about my foods being mechanically altered. --------- Quality: Made to order Their meats seem to be of optimal quality. That or the cut is just really good and they've been braising it for hours now. Super tender and will just come off the bones. The meats are cut into pretty large pieces, so I would cut it into about four pieces. This was doable with a spoon, which says a lot. Of note, we could hear the fryer sound in the back. Crossing fingers that was to freshy fry our chicken. Items also came out piping hot, which is just how I like it. The short ribs was inside of a stone pot and it was just boiling and bubbling away. Always a plus to see. Price: Typical Bay Area Prices The price ranges will depend on what you get. For the two items that we got today, it was around $60. Seems fair for the portion sizes provided. We also had leftovers to bring home. Again, the prices will range from about $15 to $25. Typical Bay Area prices. Service: Fairly Fast My friend and I were actually the only two people there. Honestly, I'm not complaining for us. I'm actually not sure why they're not more popular because their food was made really well for us. Side note, but if I had it my way, I would probably inhale the remainder that we took home with us. Their food was made to order because we did hear the food being cooked. They did come out with the food fairly quickly. Service was alright and they were quite nice about everything. Ambiance: Late Night Eats Vibes This place really gives me the late night eat vibes. They do sell the items that I see in the Korean dramas where they would go out for a drink and some food. They do have nice options for dinner though. Of note, they do stay open quite late, which I am totally here for. Interior is spacious and their music choice is straight from my playlist, which I really like. Location/Parking: Long Plaza This place is a little farther for me, but I still like exploring around as some food places are worth driving a little farther for. This place is on Cedar Blvd and its quite a long plaza. There's like multiple connections in this plaza along with their entrances. They do have some other shops and restaurants here too. Parking didn't seem to be an issue for me at all. They seem to have enough spaces around for this scale of an area.

If you want an asian tapas spot - THIS IS IT!…read more O R D E R E D - Korean beef bone soup - Curry Chicken Toast - Bbq beef ribs - Grilled Mussels - Samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) V E R D I C T OMG i cannot get enough of the toast from the curry chicken toast, i think i can eat so many orders of the bread alone. it's so soft and fluffy, like eating cloud, if I ever ate that haha. Their portions are bigger than I expected, worth it! This is a fun spot to hangout with friends to grab a bite to eat and to watch a spots game or listen to and watch some Kpop MVs. The service is friendly and attentive, I came on a weekend lunch - dine in wasn't too busy, lucky me but I definitely noticed a lot of to go orders. Parking is easy because they're in a plaza, so no stress there.

My two friends kept raving about their $1 oyster deal on Tuesdays and Thursdays so we finally gave…read moreit a try because that is such a good deal in this economy! Parking is easy since it is inside of a plaza. The vibes are chill and the workers were quick and efficient. You order your food sort of like dim sum style where they give you a piece of paper to fill out how many of each item you want, etc. Besides their $1 oysters, we got their chow mein, karaage, chicken heart skewers, and their pork belly skewers. Everything was decently good, but we just enjoyed the overall ambience over some yum snacks and good drinks. They were also playing old kpop music which was a plus! We will definitely be back!

I've been to Milk & Honey Cafe a few times for drinks, and their boba and milk teas are always…read morereally good, but this last visit was my favorite. I got the caramel pudding boba and it was SO delicious, creamy, rich, and perfectly sweet. I also tried the crispy shrimp cake, which was crispy and super flavorful. The staff were really nice, and the cashier was especially helpful, she helped me decide what to get.

We picked up a dinner order recently. Interiors are quite interesting. There is a regular sit down…read moresection. Another part of the restaurant has couches and stuffed toys - a cafe life vibe. We were craving spicy food and ordered the chicken wings (and mentioned we want them extra spicy). We also ordered vegetable noodles, which we asked to be medium spicy. The chicken wings were great but unfortunately the noodles were made extra spicy as well. They were meant for the kids and they just couldn't handle the heat. Might try again but double confirm spice levels.

The HK/Cantonese foods are all good tasting and legit. The place and location itself needs…read moreimprovement, but service is good. There's usually 1-2 people walking around inside. They prefer processing Venmo payments and cash. Restaurant isn't fancy or upgraded. It's very original and casual in the old space. Not many morning customers today. HK cafes/breakfasts/restaurants aren't cheap these days, but value does exist. My chicken steak big breakfast smothered in good black pepper sauce was a bit over $16 which included beverage/bread toast/egg/bacon/fries. It was satisfying and delicious. I finished the entire plate with everything on it. Butter for my toast is always good fatty butter. The soymilk I had with my meal was legit. Nice. I also ordered a club sandwich with fries a bit over $11, as well as a noodle soup/egg/toast/ham breakfast with hot coffee a bit over $14 for takeout. Items were neatly packed in a white bag for me. Not bad for everything under $50. I paid cash and tipped $8. Lady server worked alone, but she's a boss lady who paid attention to details. Kitchen staffs are on fire early in the morning. I can hear them talking loudly in Cantonese. I haven't had HK breakfast in a while, so I do appreciate the foods and service here. Good simple breakfast menu with photos. Exterior of building is old. Parking spaces in the lot are plentiful. It's not an area that feels safe to walk around alone as there are homeless folks/disabled folks/people living in RVs parked nearby. McDonald's is next to the public lot. Overall, I am still satisfied eating here inside this old diner which had lots of seats and tables. Foods are worth it. We can't go back in time to make HK breakfast meals $7.50-$10 each. Appreciate the presence. This place is legit for Hk foods. Yes, if you love sauces, you will get lots of sauces here.

It's the only place that's open late…read more My mom and I ate here last Monday. It was just us, which is a shock. The food is as good as what I get in Hong Kong. Great Chicken Chow Mein. Was full of noodle. However my mom and I were disappointed with Beef Stew Noodle. It lacked in flavor and didn't taste like what I recently experience in Hong Kong. This place is way too expensive. Won't return as they are two other Chinese restaurant nearby.

This is place is so good & my review is kind of past due but omg. Their guacamole steak fries are…read moreabsolutely delicious! The coconut mango matcha is super tasty and not overly sweet (well it depends on your sweetness level). Ordering is through the kiosk. Inside is pretty spacious quite a bit of tables for dining in. The only only downside is they took what felt like foreverrrrr. The guy at the end who called my number did tell me thank you for your patience so idk if it was just that day but i only ordered 2 drinks &fries and i was there about 25 minutes waiting and would see other people get their orders so i was starting to get irritated. nonetheless i will definitely be back. they have a good selection of foods &drinks

LENT 2026: FIFTH FRIDAY - CURRY SHRIMP BOWL…read more I hated eating seafood or fish on Fridays during Lent. However the last three years I've eating at restaurants on Lent Fridays to try seafood or fish dishes that I would enjoy tasting. When I order a shrimp rice plate or rice bowl either it's sweet and sour or garlic. On the menu of A Sack of Potatoes one of the rice dishes listed was curry shrimp rice bowl. I'm not a fan of Indian curry, but I prefer Japanese and Thai curries. When I found out this shrimp rice bowl was Thai curry I had to come here to eat for lunch on a Friday during Lent. As I selected the curry shrimp rice bowl I noticed the item stated this was a spicy dish. I'm not a fan of spicy food with the exception of two types of food - Thai and chicken wings. The spicy curry shrimp bowl was fine for me. To quell the spiciness I ordered a mango pomelo sago drink. I was excited to taste a shrimp dish that was not sweet and sour or garlic. I wanted to experience what a curry flavor would be on shrimp. The curry shrimp bowl wasn't spicy at all. In addition the curry didn't taste earthy, but savory. The shrimp was plump and juicy. For the price I paid for the curry shrimp bowl I expected more. Having more shrimp can make the dish more expensive, but that wasn't the issue. There wasn't a lot of curry sauce on this shrimp rice bowl. As rice is a filler I expected more curry sauce. After eating one-third of this dish, which included the shrimp and curry, the remaining two-thirds was rice. Having more curry sauce enhances the rice. I've never drank a mango pomelo sago before. Having this drink on a hot Friday lunch was refreshing. The mango pomelo sago wasn't overly sweet as mango drinks tend to be. My rating for my lunch at A Sack of Potatoes is based on two things. First as there is a lot of rice on the curry shrimp bowl I tasted more of the rice than I did with the shrimp and curry. Second I enjoyed the mango pomelo sago more than the curry shrimp bowl. I always have a rating if a drink or appetizer is better than the main dish I can't a give a place a 4-star.

today i went to malatang for dinner. i like how the ingredients are categorized from veggies to…read moreprotein, its very clean and organized. the service is amazing, the workers greet everyone warmly and provide excellent service! the area is also very clean and have very good music taste! PS: i also like how there's many soup base; ranging from non spicy to spicy and vegan option too!

This place is really good! 10/10 would recommend! Service here was great! I think the best part was…read morehow welcoming the staff were.