First you have to be a Costco member and I would advise as to go only. Seating is limited and most…read morefolks take up the seating as they wait or are tired from shopping. You have to order through the kiosks and then stand in line with your receipt. The food is good and the prices are reasonable. The salad kits are big as are the hot dogs. The cookies are made continuously as are the pizzas.

Cheap and yummy way to feed my family? I'm in. I have young kids who eat more than some adults, so…read morebeing able to get a meal for my fam at an affordable price is golden. For those who aren't aware, you place your order at one of their kiosks, then get in line to get your order. I've always been able to get my food quickly. Favorites are the $1.50 hot dog/soda combo and the chicken bake.

Stopped by here after going to Hobby Lobby. We ordered the…read moregarlic lemon pepper wings and dumpling soup. So good! The wings were PERFECTLY battered and so crispy. It was fresh out of the fryer, hot (temperature wise ) super meaty and flavorful. I thought "garlic" meant garlic powder, but this was loaded with tons of actual garlic (like you would get on garlic fries). I actually put the batter crumbs and garlic into my soup. The soup came with 5 dumplings for $7.99! There is no where in the Bay Area you can get soup for that price anymore. It was delicious. Seaweed based with green onion. I wish to know the secret recipe for this Asian soup. I just had the rest for leftovers today. :P Will definite come back again when I am at the mall. Service was excellent.

UNDERNEATH THE SAUCE…read more Rarely do I shop at Southland Mall however I was there two Wednesdays ago when I shopped at Champs Sports and Foot Locker. After shopping, for lunch I decided to eat at Adrienne's Wild Wings. I'm a sucker for wings, but I've never been to Adrienne's Wild Wings before. I asked the cashier what sauce she would recommend. She stated one of the sauces she liked was honey garlic. I ordered 10-piece combo that included ten wings, side order, and dessert. For the side order I choose tater tats while for the dessert I selected cheesecake. The 10-piece combo comes with two sauces. I choose honey butter, which is the dry rub, and honey garlic. I believe sauces should be used for flavoring not hiding. What do I mean by that? I've noticed sometimes sauces mask how dry the meat is. I decided to taste the honey butter first to see how moist the meat is inside. After taking a bite two things came to mind. First I couldn't taste the honey butter. Second the meat was moist. I tried the honey garlic. The cashier said the honey garlic was spicy. However I felt the honey garlic was spicy at all. Yet the honey garlic sauce was very flavorful. What did I like more the honey butter or honey garlic? I say this was toss up as I can taste more of the meat from the honey butter, yet I can enjoy the sauce of the honey garlic. The tater tots were disappointing as they were bland. The cheesecake was light. I don't shop at Southland Mall often. If I go back Southland Mall and become hungry for lunch I can see myself going back to Adrienne's Wild Wings.

The food here is always delicious. Their chicken is like the Hainan style where it's steamed or…read moregently boiled, not entirely sure how they cook it, and you dip it on the ginger spring onion sauce. If you like Hainan chicken then you would like it too. Aside from this their garlic noodles with popcorn chicken is good too. Fried chicken wings are great. Many people seem to order this. I recommend this restaurant if you're in San Leandro

I've ate here enough times to say that it's such a decent spot. Average price per order is like $17…read morewhich is absolutely fine considering the portion size. There are sides at each table and you will always find a spot open. The cook time is really fas, probably around 5 minutes at most and they have a variety of drinks that you could choose from. Vietnamese iced coffee aka liquid crack if you need that extra boost or a nice sugar cane drink for a refresher on a hot day. I would like to see their lemon grass recipe for their pork chop get applied to a bbq chicken cut. But I can't complain overall. The takeout is self serve, so you don't need to ask any of the staff for help, but I'm sure they would help if you asked. And if you don't want Vietnamese food, there are a lot of options in the area too. The inside is your typical busy restaurant full of chatter.

Needing a light dinner. This is a great place just for that…read more The employees was great and very helpful. As soon as you order, you food was delivered to you. Fresh and hot. Shrimp Rolls #1 - Comination Meat Pho Place was very large and clean. It is a must visit.

I can't say enough good things. Good quality is top tier at all 3 locations…read more service id spot on and the restaurant is always clean The beef stew is my fav soup, and rice, please I love the grilled beef and broken rice. I like the highlight that they do have broken rice, which isn't available response that should go to. So it's definitely a treat to be able to get it whenever I want. Prices are good for what you get, high quality delicious food. Period.

East Bay Eats opened months ago in the empty cavernous site of departed Salvation Army Thrift Shop…read more The present infrastructure has a service counter, 2 ordering kiosks, 2 unisex restrooms, 8 tables inside for dining & 1 table outside for waiting food delivery drivers. The unseen footage left for food vendors... Medium sized parking capacity peaks when diners picking up eats and delivery drivers converge at the same time. (Evenings). The associate at service counter courteous, very helpful with answers to service & order related questions. Only 3 vendors available with slenderized menu. (Didar Persian Foods, Bobjip, Pupuseria Las Cabanas). All others either departed or taking a seasonal siesta. New vendors arriving in January. The kiosks easy to use albeit slow either due to software issues or designed lethargy to allow users to digest data provided. Names were called out when orders were ready. Text messages also utilized. My iphone didn't get one. It's busy porting from Xfinity to Verizon. No internet either. Not much decor. Just East Bay Eats painted on one wall. Adjacent wall has seemingly random lines of color. 3.5 stars YMMV.

I ordered a Grande no-foam coffee on Uber & this Starbucks is located in East Bay Eats. I received…read morea coffee with 2 inches of foam & and inch of NOTHING. What a rip off!! Never again!!

Adrienne's wings, Kabul Express Kabob, Sansei Japan, Seafood Grill, Charlie's Philly Steaks, Yobowl…read moreand Naan and Curry are current restaurants. Public safety and bathrooms also at food court. A bit of popcorn smell from Century theaters. Not in a bad way. I don't know anybody who has bad memories associated with that fake butter and overpriced popcorn smell... maybe the parents that had to pay for a bunch of it over the years. Lots of hard metal institutional seating. I guess they don't want you staying too long. Tables are man made material with glass inserts for ads. Round One currently there showing their mega Crane Zone. Chairs make horrible metal vibration sound when getting pushed in and out. Nails on a chalkboard. Upbeat popular familiar overplayed music at a reasonable volume. Bus your own tables. If you want to be waited on this isn't for you.

Southland Food Court isn't much to munch on. it's located on the lower level. it's a sad selection…read moreof generic eateries. the corporate version of same rings the shopping center (applebee's, dave's, panera bread, panda express, etc). eataries: -burger king -froyo -chinese food -sansei-only teriyaki dishes seen -mediterrean: meat salty -charlies's grilled subs -subway -taqueria -hot dog on a stick take outs: -foods not cheap, portions small. -friendly service. -best part is the pinball/electronic machinese nearby not cheap though....didn't try, lacked time to kill

Came here for a lunch date with hubby. We dont come to San Leandro often so not sure how was the…read moreparking situation. We saw a street parking as soon as we turn, and just parked even though it was 1000 ft away. The drink/cocktail list is vast, but we are not much of a cocktail drinker and not usually drink during lunch, but I saw Matcha Sharka being ordered a lot and the other seemingly popular drink was this lavender drink. If you are a cocktail drinker during lunch, do check them out. We ordered 4 shareable items: * Savoy Donuts - 5 stars - fluffy and yummy, not greasy at all * Focaccia w/ Meyer Lemon and Garlic Confit - 4.5 stars - wonderful texture, did not taste the garlic much but the lemon was really good add. * Grilled Beef and Pork Chipolata - 4 stars - I think the star was the dressing. The meat itself was just okay. * Rice Vermicelli Bowl - 4.5 stars - not sure why it is called a bowl when it was served more in a plate. This is the fusion take on the Vietnamese dish with different dressing. We selected the Galangal Pork, which I did not like as much compared to the usual Vietnamese ones with Lemon Grass. There is a choice to select Lemongrass chicken instead, so you might want to try that. The pork tasted "porky" despite it was thinly cut. I was hoping to try dessert, but we were full so we did not do that. Next time. The restaurant is nicely set, and you can select indoor or outdoor seating. We did make a reservation, but when we arrived there were plenty of tables available. Service was fine, we did not get the "is this your first time" greeting as I heard other tables got. But it was our first time.

This was a delightful meal. It had everything, the relaxing ambiance, the flavorful dishes, and…read moregreat drinks. Oh not to mention, our waitress was delightful! This spot is a little hidden, but once you go inside, it is its own little oasis. Small and intimate, you know the dishes are made fresh. We enjoyed the tissue bread (10/10), seared rice cake (8/10), oxtail (10/10), and more that isn't pictured. I think this is a great celebratory dinner spot. I'd love to come back to try more seasonal specials.