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    4.6 (70 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Roast Duck Rice
    Sophie F.

    I got the Roast Duck Rice Bowl and a Lemon Tea. The food was decent for what they can offer and definitely met my expectations. Since they don't have a full kitchen in the building it seems like it was just reheated food. The tea was decent and overall pretty authentic.

    Curry chicken bowl
    Ka Yan C.

    We were at UC Berkeley at a event and we decided to pick up food for lunch! This was walkable distance so we wanted try this place out. They ran out of BBQ pork and duck early Saturday already which was disappointing because we ordered right when they opened. I opt for the curry chicken bowl and it was really good! The chicken was tender and not dry. The portion was also really big. Price was right, would definitely recommend!

    Sichuan Spicy Chicken Rice
    Lily C.

    I am a frequent customer of Take Eat Easy for multiple reasons. The restaurant itself is within a campus building, which makes it convenient for any hungry students passing by on their way to and from class. Staff is always swift and quick with orders, and they speak fluent English, Mandarin Chinese, as well as Cantonese, which is a big plus. Pricing for food at this restaurant is an absolute STEAL. The Milk Tea here are priced at $4.25, and Honey Lemon Tea at $4.50. But if you order in a set (with an accompanying food order), you can add either of those beverages for $1.99, and the portions are *large*. They also have a Saturday deal, where you can get some of their most popular dishes for $3 off their normal price. By far, my favorite orders have been the Sichuan Spicy Chicken Rice and the Sichuan Spicy Beef Tripe Rice. For $13.99 and $14.99 respectively, you get a generous portion of the most juicy and succulent chicken and beef tripe, with a side of cucumbers to balance out the spiciness flavor. But worry not -- they also have dishes like the Singaporean Hainan Chicken Rice for people who don't like spice. Everything aside, Take Eat Easy has just been so consistently good with the way they prepare their food. Not once has their chicken disappointed me! Truly one of my favorite spots in Berkeley, and my biggest recommendation to people looking to get quality food for (decently) cheap.

    siu mai w/ chili oil
    Selena L.

    Convenient spot in Sather Gate to grab a small snack or quick meal. Ordering is easy via Snackpass. Prices are reasonable for what you get. I frequently swing by when I'm craving a small snack but not the full meal; you can pick up smaller portions of classic dim sum items like siu mai here. The food is seasoned well, and tastes authentic and flavorful.

    港丽, busy during the week, is quiet on Saturdays
    Kenneth R.

    I heard about this counter from Cal students, who told me that the lunch crowds are so large that it's a good strategy to show up at 11AM. They gave me the name "Gangli (港丽)" for this establishment. Their description made me think of the food court in lower level of the student union, but in fact Take Eat Easy is on the ground level of Eshleman Hall. I noticed recently that 港丽 is open on Saturdays but not very busy then. Even on Cal Day, I was able to order with no wait. On the advice of friends, I got the duck special, which turned out to include a large amount of rice, two pieces of broccoli and a decent amount of bone-in duck. The duck was pretty greasy, but there was enough rice that I didn't feel grossed out by the grease. The dish included a small thimble of sauce; there are nearby packets of soy sauce in case of further need. The food was OK, but well below the standards of Great China, to cite one nearby place. Although Take Eat Easy was described to me as "Hong Kong-style," the closest match to my recent experience in Hong Kong was my meal in a student restaurant at the HK University of Science and Technology. Take Eat Easy is a great choice if you are nostalgic for authentic Chinese food but do not expect to return to China any time soon. This counter reminded me of my visit to an Ashley American Grill & Salad in Seoul: Ashley hits the spot if you miss the States and want to chow down on pizza, burritos and spaghetti. Take Eat Easy represents a good value -- it's priced for a student clientele and portioned out for students' appetites.

    Hong Kong milk tea and siu mai (tea set)
    Queena Z.

    A hole in the wall near the Berkeley campus. The guy there is super friendly. There's no indoor seating and everything is to go. Their hk milk tea is a must get and the portion is huge! It's also a fraction of the price of a boba drink. Not a huge fan of their siu mai because it didn't taste like traditional ones. Will definitely come back to try their rice combo.

    Singapore chicken rice
    Katherine G.

    The guy running the store is really sweet, and you get a huge portion of food for a very reasonable price! He sells out of the bbq pork and roast duck super quickly, though. I came around 30 minutes after closing and it was already gone. Instead, I got the Singapore chicken rice which came with the chili and soy sauces, as well as some ginger. The chicken was cooked perfectly and I really liked the sauces that came with it! He also gives you a free drink with your meal. There are also a lot of different snacks you can buy, which I'll have to come back and try another time. Definitely worth a visit to support a local business!

    Paul A.

    Great Food, Great Service, and Low Prices. It is a good place to make new friends. When you are first there you might think like I did, that you have found your favorite place to hang out on campus.

    Roast Duck & Cha Siu Rice Bowl
    Vivian L.

    2022/12/02 17:00 Chinese rice bowls and snacks - the food I received was barely warm, although I did go right when they were closing Roast Duck & Cha Siu Rice Bowl ($13.99): rice, roast duck, pork cha shao, orange, and a packet of soy sauce - generous portion - rice was mediocre - roast duck was pretty fatty; would've been good if it was hot - cha shao was pretty tough but tasted good, with the right amount of sweetness

    Roast duck and Hong Kong milk tea
    Julie A.

    Very friendly service, and yummy food! Fast to order and pick up every time. Hong Kong milk tea with creamy condensed milk made fresh. Location across the street from campus, close by. Perfect to grab a quick lunch or drink when I have little time since service is so fast. They have good lunch deals. I highly recommend this place, wonderful service, food and drinks!

    Duck & pork rice bowl
    Allison M.

    So delicious! The pork was very flavorful and the duck was tender. The man working at the counter was kind and helpful. Would definitely return in the future! Cannot recommend enough

    Best chai I've had
    Maryam K.

    Genuinely the best tea I've had in my life. I'm Pakistani and grew up drinking really rich chai and I've never been able to find a drink that felt "right" until today. I was having a rough day and this made it so much better, thank you ^^

    Sophia L.

    5 stars through and through! I dropped by around 2:30pm on Friday before closing time and the Singaporean chicken rice bowl was one of the few remaining items available. The shop owner packed up the bowl nice and full, told me he threw in a free extra egg, and asked me what beverage I wanted (included free with the bowl!). I said I'd skip the drink for today since I had plans to get boba later in the day but he insisted I have something as substitute. I left with a free banana and a smile Plus: This whole encounter took less than 5 minutes so if you've got a short lunch break, you won't have to worry about waiting! Food: This bowl was two meals worth of food for me!! The chicken was very soft and tender and the two sauces were the perfect balance - one is tangy and spicy while the other one is your traditional ginger scallion sauce. I'm definitely coming back here to try the other bowls and have already told multiple people to come support this shop because this is good food made by good people!! Come check this place out

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    So wonderful to have access to tasty Cantonese BBQ food right on the UC Berkeley campus.

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    Nice people there. Milk tea is to American taste but still acceptable for us Chinese. Food is worth it's price.

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    Gluten free friends rejoice! You can have char sui!…read more Reunited after 10 long years! That's how long it's been since I've had char sui! I did attempt to make it from scratch once, but that's a story for another time. The chef just recently accommodated their menu so the barbecue items with rice can now be made gluten-free! It was the most succulent pork I've ever had! Both the chicken and the char sui were Michelin level, nice presentation (yes yogurt plate swoosh), in a humble setting, with super nice staff, and so delicious! Be sure to get the green beans too!

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    Upstairs dining area
    Upstairs dining area
    Takeout KaoKao Chicken ($17.43) - served with rice and chickpea curry
    Takeout KaoKao Chicken ($17.43) - served with rice and chickpea curry
    Takeout KaoKao Chicken ($17.43) and Kaokao Char Siu ($18.54)

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    Simmer & Steamer

    3.8
    (34 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    I think I get the concept behind this genuine fast food operation, I.e., ready-made ingredients are…read moreassembled to produce Korean-style bowls as quickly as possible. This might work well in a bustling location full of non-exempt office workers who have strict limits on their lunch hours. However, I decided to try this particular spot and arrived when there was not a single customer. Then a deranged homeless woman came in. Fortunately I was able to dodge her as I was reviewing the giant backlit menu. I didn't think anything about the emptiness of the space until my order was ready. I decided to try the $13.99 Samgyeopal Ssam-jang, which featured grilled pork belly mixed with veggie soybean paste topped with fried onion, roasted seaweed, and sesame oil, all over rice (Photo 7). The bowl was a strange contrast of textures. Flavor wise, there were more misses than hits. The pork belly was overcooked with the chewy meat rendered almost inedible. The rice was weirdly mushy like it was sitting in lukewarm water far too long. The rest of the ingredients were nondescript. Definitely a hard pass on this bowl in the future. The only reason I'm not leaving one star for this business is that I felt bad for the one soft-spoken server who had the temerity to deal with the unrelenting rantings of the homeless woman. FOOD - 1.5 stars...pre-made ingredients kill the real flavors expected from the bowl AMBIANCE - 2 stars...certainly spacious but nothing cozy in here SERVICE - 2 stars...quiet until she had to confront the woman TOTAL - 2 stars...I was left more steamed than simmered RELATED - Exploring Berkeley? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/3Hv4fBG5La

    I used to like this place.... Ordered to go for lunch. Got back to the office to eat. First bite…read morewas dry and crunchy, thought it was because of the onion flakes but I was wrong. They served me day old fucking rice! No it was not the crunchy bits from the bottom of the rice cooker, this was day old fucking rice!! No manger onsite, the worker Elijah said Izzy (Manger) was going to call... it's the next day. I'm still waiting. Check your order! Unless you like the day old rice...

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    Photo 5: Front entrance
    Photo 5: Front entrance
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    Toss Noodle Bar

    Toss Noodle Bar

    4.0
    (1.4k reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    After I was introduced to this restaurant, there was no going back. This place has such amazing and…read moredelicious dishes. I was here all the time in college, and I try to go back whenever I can. I genuinely dream about this place. My go to meal is the hokkien noodles with the Thai flavor and chicken. It's also a very good bang for your buck. If I get this meal, I'm eating for the rest of the day. The service is always super quick! Sometimes, there might be a line, but they do a very good job at getting the food out quickly. It is a smaller restaurant ao seating can be limited ơn busier days, but that's bc it's so good, everyone's trying to go. I don't blame them.

    Overdue review as I've been here several times now. Ambiance isn't much to write home about. It's…read morevery simple and casual with few tables and seating areas. Service here is overall friendly and welcoming. Although, I've mostly gotten take out and dining in means you clear your own table? Food*: - Tom Yum Soup 8/10, bold and tasty - Laksa Soup 7/10, tasty but oily - Clear Soup 10/10, clean and flavorful which is what keeps me coming back almost every time (especially good when feeling under the weather) * I've only had the soups and always with the big flat noodles Overall: - 8/10, great place for quick and casual dining or maybe best as take out order to enjoy at home

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    Inside
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TomYum Cheese Fried Rice.
    New Chef special Menu! TomYum Cheese Fried Rice.
    Panang Curry with tofu and white rice

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    Sobo Ramen

    Sobo Ramen

    4.1
    (62 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Sobo Ramen in Berkeley was such a pleasant surprise and is easily one of my favorite ramen spots…read moreI've tried. The restaurant has a beautiful, modern interior with plenty of space, making it a great spot for date nights or dining with a larger group. Service was also amazing! We started with the potstickers, chicken karaage, and takoyaki, which were all delicious and the perfect way to kick off the meal. The cocktails were also a highlight--creative, refreshing, and beautifully presented, making them a great pairing with the food. The A5 Wagyu & Marrow Supreme Ramen completely stole the show. The broth was rich and flavorful, while the wagyu and bone marrow took the bowl to another level. From the gorgeous atmosphere to the amazing food and cocktails, Sobo Ramen delivers a unique dining experience that stands out from your typical ramen spot. I'll definitely be back to work my way through the rest of the menu.

    After much anticipation, Sobo Ramen finally opened in Berkeley. I can eat soup noodles of all…read morevarities regardles of season so I was happy to see another ramen shop open in Downtown Berkeley. When you walk in, you step into a vast, open concept restaurant where you can fully see into the entire kitchen and feel how everything connects into the space where you dine. The decor is mellow, warm and inviting. It's great for an intimate meal, groups and everything in between. I immediately notice that each table had a tiny sake bottle holding a mouthful of freshly picked wildflowers sitting on top. It spoke to my heart as I love reusing cool bottles just for the same purpose. My bf and I were greeted warmly and walked to our table. We arrived knowing what we wanted so we ordered straight away. My bf ordered the Pork Belly Tonkotsu and I had the Vegan Spicy Miso with tofu done 3 ways. My bf really enjoyed his ramen and said the meat was tender and flavorful, the broth "just right". My vegan ramen was pretty standard overall. I didn't find the broth to be very complex (it was solidly "miso") but I appreciated the texture of the noodles (they were absolutely perfect!) and the 3 types of tofu offered great variety- soft plain tofu, abura tofu (fried bean curd), and stewed bean curd. There were several distinct textures of tofu to savor: soft, crispy & creamy, firm. The owner, Stella, was on the floor as we headed up to pay for our meal. She was so kind to gift me an empty sake bottle after I complimented on the table decor. We learned about the painstaking patience required to open this location in Berekely and how passionate she and her staff are about the food they bring to the community. In their Oakland location, they used to host midnight ramen and community events which really bring people together and connect them with the food they enjoy. This was such a cool visit and we hope to come back again to try their Matcha Coconut Yuzu Ramen!

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    Photo 2: Order counter
    Shrimp tempura, Pork belly. 7/28/25
    Shrimp tempura, Pork belly. 7/28/25
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    Kitchen Story

    Kitchen Story

    4.0
    (1.4k reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    Living down the block for years this is the first time I've been to kitchen story. The weekends…read morewhen I would drive by seems like there's always a lot of people here so I made a reservation reservations online and you have the option to choose if you want to sit outside inside or upstairs. I reserved for three to sit in the main dining room. The next day we arrived right on time for our reservation and still had to wait about 10-15 minutes and was asked if we could sit outside and then we were seated upstairs. I was a little bummed we didn't get to sit in the lower dining room like I booked on our reservations. It was still cute upstairs and good company always makes brunch even better. The servers were quick and helpful. I wanted something light so I just ordered the chicken and waffle bites. My husband got French toast and a side of chicken and my friend got a main entrée of a sandwich with some fries and a little soup. All of the food that came out looked amazing even at other people's tables. For brunch, the price is a little pricey, but I would like to come back to try other entrées when I'm more hungry. We asked one of our servers if he had a light as I brought a little candle to celebrate my friend's birthday, and as he lit it, he also decided to join in with us as we sang happy birthday, which I thought was really sweet. He did not have to do. He even got other tables around us to sing happy birthday as well. It felt like a special moment for my friend, which was a nice surprise. I did really appreciate this part and look forward to coming back.

    We visited Kitchen Story for a spontaneous Mother's Day brunch. I will say this is a popular brunch…read morespot, so be prepared for a bit of a wait. We arrived shortly after 10am and our wait was just under 30 minutes. The restaurant is cozy (on the smaller side) but has an interesting layout. There's seating both indoors, outside, and upstairs. You may have to squeeze by a few tables to make your way to the restroom. Customer service was friendly and attentive. Pricing for food & drinks was a bit high. Our total for 2 entrees and 2 drinks was $60 before tip. We ordered two drinks (orange juice and an iced mocha) which were provided promptly. The orange juice was a little too sour and my mom had to add some sugar to improve the taste. The iced mocha was good, not too sweet. One thing to note the wait for our food took much longer than expected, and it may have been due to how busy it was. My mom opted to order the salmon yuzu benedict and I got an egg plate (scrambled eggs) with a side green salad. My mom mentioned the potatoes lacking salt but she enjoyed the salmon benedict. I thought the scrambled eggs were good, but slightly bland & needed salt and pepper. The side green salad was alright, but the vinaigrette had a bitter aftertaste. Overall, the meal was pretty good and timing wasn't the best. I'd likely return for brunch on a non-peak day. Definitely recommend joining the yelp waitlist prior to arriving if you can!

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    Kitchen Story
    Mascarpone Stuffed Deep Fried French Toast the outside was more crunchy than expected. Was a bit tough to chew.
    Mascarpone Stuffed Deep Fried French Toast the outside was more crunchy than expected. Was a bit tough to chew.
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    310 Eatery

    310 Eatery

    4.6
    (1.2k reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$

    Flavors, textures and character…read more Thank you for a great lunch experience. The owner's service was wonderful and made it all that more welcoming. Tip: get the Tamarind seasoned fries. Fun added twist to the seasoning.

    We decided to give this place another try after having a bad experience with their takeout 5 years…read moreago - it was during the pandemic so we figured maybe by now they'd found their footing. Unfortunately the food was just as bad and overpriced as the first time, I really don't understand how this place is so well reviewed. We both ordered 310 Burgers, one on the regular brioche bun and one on a lettuce wrap. The lettuce wrap came in two steamed, wilted pieces of iceberg, while the brioche bun was untoasted, foamy-textured and soggy. Both medium burgers had the consistency of boiled meatballs. The bacon jam was decent, but the overall experience was wildly unappetizing. We also both got plain fries, which were somehow greasy and dry at the same time, and instantly turned stale as they cooled down. We really hoped for this place because it's conveniently located, and all the other decent burger spots nearby have closed, but sadly we won't be giving 310 Eatery a third try.

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    The "Detour" Tokyo Po'Boy Sandwich!
    The "Detour" Tokyo Po'Boy Sandwich!
    Mothers Day 2022 could easily look like this again - Accepting RSVPs by phone, text or email at 310eatery@gmail.com. Open by 10A Sun, May 8
    Mothers Day 2022 could easily look like this again - Accepting RSVPs by phone, text or email at 310eatery@gmail.com. Open by 10A Sun, May 8
    Larger groups find The 310's space highly amenable at Brunch time or any time-One of Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat, in America - call to RSVP

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