Sometimes you need to leave a 5 star review as a way to memorialize a restaurant experience that…read moreyou'd like to be unforgettable. Usually you might remember the experience, an entree, but the name will elude you. Home Eat is a memorable name, and while it isn't a phrase that we might use often, it feels like a perfect encapsulation of the feeling of eating here, even if I've never eaten like this in my home or in any. Known for the chicken wings, yes, but try more. You may eat like a king or queen with just a few orders, and I'm not exaggerating when I say this might be the best Chinese cuisine I've ever sampled. Great service too: fast and friendly.

This rating mainly for the service. The Mexican dude acting as a host was so inflexible and non…read morecustomer-oriented. I asked an inside table, not unreasonable considering I had four people and two physically restrained. He flat-out refused citing that's for five people even though tables were empty. The older female staff granted us right away. They need more training in how to communicate with customers and be accommodating and considerate. Later on this unprofessional amateur gave me a dissaproving look. Since when did the service become a dumpster fire?? Did he buy this place? Definitely taking ownership in a twisted manner. Remember Customers are always right in almost any circumstances. Your job is to make me happy. Food was still ok. There was no service yet they engerly expect you to tip them 18% for non existent service. What a lazy place.

My daughter and I had a quick dinner here. We ordered the 3-item meal, which comes with rice or…read morenoodles and two entrées. We chose the vegetable fried rice (with broccoli, peas, and carrots), Hunan tofu, and orange chicken. We also got a cup of hot and sour soup and a Sprite. Everything came to about $20. The service was quick, and the inside felt cozy with a true mom-and-pop shop atmosphere. We scarfed it all down and would definitely come back again!

My husband and I was in the area and he got hungry wanting something quick. We helped and found…read morethis place. For a fast food restaurant with authentic Chinese food, the food is good though I think the item combo price is pricier than Panda Express. A a combo here includes rice/noodles as 1 item whereas Panda Express is 1 side + 2 entrees for a smaller plate or 1 side & 3 entrees and the price is cheaper. We ordered just for 1 person the following: 1. 3 item combo: -half vegetable fried rice and half pork fried rice -tofu & eggplants: My husband likes it and said the tofu was good. He asked me to try the tofu. The fried tofu is good as it has a nice texture to it but the flavoring is slightly on the sweeter side which I am not a fan of. I prefer my food on the savory side. -kung pao chicken: this was very good. I have a weak spot for this dish as I always order it whenever we get fast food Chineae. I love the combination of having peanuts stir fried with the chicken and the zuchinnis. The zucchinis were cooked just right not overcooked where it's too soft or undercooked. The flavoring is just right not salty and there is a good spicy kick as generally most place doesnt make it spicy even though it should be spicy. 2. Small hot and sour soup: Sour but not spicy. We added additional chili oil condiment available on the table to make it spicy to our taste. The soup is flavorful but there is an odd taste to it, possibly the vinegar brand used. The location has a small parking lot for a big building with plenty of tables available inside for you to sit down and eat. Condiments if soy sauce and chili oil are on most tables and a self serve soda fountain and a water dispenser. Service was quick and staff was friendly.

There are a lot of Chinese skewer places in the South Bay, but by far, this is my favorite! The…read moreinterior is very nice and clean, and the ordering system is easy. I also like how the tables have partitions, so you have a bit more privacy. Both beef and lamb skewers are yummy and perfectly seasoned. There is no gamey taste to the lamb, but I did like the beef a bit more. A must-order is the cucumber cold dish. It comes in this addictive sesame chili oil sauce with peanuts and cilantro, and is the most perfect palate cleanser between your meats! The a choy and chives were also a group favorite, and I liked how fat the enoki bacon wraps were. Other places give you a small clump of enoki mushrooms, but they wrap a huge chunk of mushrooms with lots of bacon. It seems like they have live music sometimes because there was a traditional Chinese instrument covered up in the middle of the restaurant. The parking can be a bit of a nightmare because they're located in a really popular strip mall. Highly recommend walking over to Mixue a couple stores down after your meal!

Highly recommend this place if you like skewers! They're always so consistent in their seasoning…read moreand all the skewers are packed with flavor. Their smashed cucumber cold dish is a MUST get, the sauce is addicting! And their a-choy skewer is as flavorful and perfectly cooked. Each skewer comes with a decent portion which is nice! This is a great late night snack or even a dinner. They have another location in San Mateo, but this one is my favorite. The restaurant is super spacious and the pan actually keeps ur skewers piping hot even after sitting there for a while. The tables are also further apart which is nice!

Like this place for good cheap eats with friends. Our favorite was the salted egg yolk chicken…read morewings.

Great food! Always come here whenever I'm in Sunnyvale. Highly recommend the salted egg yolk wings.read more

Too bad it is closed! Very authentic Shangdong Korean fusion. Hard to find another one.read more

Solid Chinese-Korean fusion place. The inside looks like it used to be an old sushi restaurant or…read moresomething similar and it's next to a grocery store, but the decor is all elegant. The dishes are all well done and we especially liked the chicken wings aka the Dry Sautéed Chicken with Garlic Sauce. Didn't really know what it was called, but when I asked for chicken wings, the server, knew what I talking about. The Chow Mein was also well done and we didn't have any leftovers for that. I ordered the Peking Style Imperial Pork instead of the Sweet and Sour Pork, however I think he wrote the wrong thing down. Regardless, it was still very good. Overall, the staff is friendly, inside is nice, and the food is delicious, go check them out!

We had such an amazing meal here! I really liked how many different skewers they have, especially…read moreall the meat and seafood options. We ordered a lot to share and honestly enjoyed everything we got. Some favorites included the lamb and chicken skewers which were really tender and flavorful. The lobster tail was favorite among our whole table. I also really liked the potato skewers because the seasoning had a really good spicy kick. The cabbage was another favorite of mine. It was crunchy and a little spicy, which I really liked. We also got the fried rice and it was really good with everything else. I would definitely come back to Friendship BBQ. There were still so many things I wanted to try!

A whole table of BBQ skewers is my kind of night Plus they close at 12.30am on weekdays, perfect…read morefor supper hangouts! This spot has a HUGE selection of skewers, from classic lamb and beef, to seafood (lobster tail, squid), mushrooms and veggies. We basically covered the entire table! Some of my favorites: Xinjiang lamb Juicy lamb + beef skewers Pork belly wrapped enoki mushrooms Garlic oysters Grilled scallops Lobster tail Grilled chicken skewers I also love that they put the skewers on a mini tabletop grill, so you can take your time eating while everything stays warm. Go hungry with friends, and order a lots to share!

The environment here is just average, but my daughter really loves their fish-flavored eggplant, so…read morewe still often come here to get takeout.

The Worst "Chinese tamale" EVER. For $8 a piece, you got a half palm size "Zong Zi" with 1 egg…read moreyolk and 1 dice size piece of pork inside. It's totally tasteless. I am glad I tried it before I shared with family and friends. Even if it's free, I won't eat it. That's how bad it is. All the rest of it are resting in garbage can. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this is way beyond my expectation of traditional Chinese food.

Came by earlier this afternoon to grab a quick brunch when both my husband and I were craving dim…read moresum. Parking was fairly easy with tons of parking spots in the plaza and inside the restaurant was a more to-go style spot but there are some seats for you to enjoy your meal. The overall ambience of the spot was quiet and cozy. Service was very quick and they were able to take our orders quickly. I noticed even with more people coming in, they took orders quick and were able to serve them almost instantly. It looks like they take catering as well. My hubby and I got an order of the siu mai ($6.15 for 3 pieces), har gow ($6.15 for 3), BBQ pork bun (~$3 for 1), and the black bean spare beans ($6.15). Prices were fairly decent and the portion sizes were fairly big! The siu mai was a bit sweeter than I normally like, but I liked the size of them. Har gow was fresh (it did come out 5-10 mins after we sat down) and was actually very plump and the skin was easy to eat (most places the skin falls apart). BBQ pork bun was also very good - can't go wrong with a simple bun. Black bean spare-ribs were just OK, definitely could be better as it felt too garlicky and most of it was fat. I am deducting a star mostly due to the food not being as hot. Since we were able to eat right away, we were hoping the food would be fresh/hot but the siu mai and spare-ribs were just very lukewarm. I would most likely come back but bring home our items to microwave and enjoy at home.

Came by the other day to grab some dim sum and it was a tasty experience. Parking is available…read moreinside the strip mall lot or on residential streets behind the shop. There are a few tables indoors for dining along with a few tables outside. They now have air conditioning. The quality of their food is actually decent, on par with dim sum restaurants in the area. Dim sum favorites include their spare ribs, chicken feet, pork football. The best part is that everything is sold by piece so one can mix and match. They also have a good variety of hot entrees including salt and pepper fish, garlic string beans. They have various promotions, including a discount for paying cash. Some staff wear a glove on their hand too.

Chicken Meets rice has been a consistent healthy pleasure of mine for some time. Make sure to not…read moremiss this place because its located inside a food court Taste: They offer clean ingredients with white rice, brown rice, and salad bases + chicken. Parking: Theres plenty of plaza parking. It was super easy Service: Kiosk then find seating. Very cafeteria style

Had this location for the first time in a while and definitely tasted some slight differences…read more First off - do love this location as it is a food stall with lots of other good options and is located next to a Ranch 99. Here are the (unfortunate) changes: They changed the greens from assorted salad greens with vinaigrette to broccoli that is WAY too salty. They used to have picked carrots with the dish and now removed them. The chicken this time was drier than usual and we always get dark meat with skin which is typically the juicier one! Chicken rice flavor also wasn't spread throughout and had some plain white rice. The chicken soup has changed for the better though. FYI best sauce to get with hainan chicken is the ginger scallion oil. Quick service and easy to order. There is an in-store tablet or we ordered through the toast app with no fee.

Amazing service , great food and ambiance…read more Would love to visit again soon! Secret lamb wok is my favorite. Don't forget to reserve early!

Great ambience and high quality food. The beef wrap is a must and all of the protein choices are…read morebig portions. Lil robots bring us the food too!