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    Eaping Fresh Chinese

    3.6 (79 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Salt and Pepper Fish, Black Bean Sauce Fish, spicy fish tofu, Braise Tofu with Black Mushroom
    Jade L.

    I was a bit surprised to see how low this place was rated, but I get why after stopping by. The good was good but not great. The braised tofu was lukewarm, but I would've preferred it hot. The black bean sauce fish and salt & pepper fish were pretty tasty though, and you can't beat the value at ~$15 and some change for 4 items (I selected all protein) from the food bar.

    Jannette R.

    TGTG review - Lucky Chinese Bistro Same restaurant, different name which confused me. Located in shopping complex with Marshall's/ Home Goods / Nob Hill. - easy pick up. Lunch plate To go. Chow mein, orange chicken and stir fry veggies. - lots of specials available

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    Meryl H.

    I have been to eaping a couple of times. The food is value for money and is not greasy and tastes more home like.. I really like the affordable dumpling set The Xiao long bao is made with wheat flour too.. Clean establishment and fast service. I recommend getting the small sides to take home. Cannot beat that price of 5.95!!

    3 Items Mix and Match Box
    Monica-Leah A.

    Stumbled on this place, and reminded me of Panda Express but healthier and fresh. Good prices and friendly worker. Lots of seating inside and food is good and flavorful. Give it a try!

    Not sure why the reviews are so negative here compared to the Google reviews because I really liked the food! The food is very tasty, fresh, and not very oily! Its like a high quality, high end version of Panda Express. This has become my go-to for good quality, tasty, reasonable priced, quick Chinese food. Highly recommend it!

    4 item plate
    Carlos C.

    This used to be Lucky Chinese Bistro, which we really enjoyed! Since the change to Eping Fresh Chinese, they have gone down hill. Service was just okay, felt like a school cafeteria. Nothing fancy. We purchased a Too Good To Go and received a 4 item plate. The plate consisted of sweet and sour pork, toufu and beef, a fish stir fry and "fried" rice. All of this food was bland, even the sweet and sour. The fish was mushy and definitely over cooked. The rice had no flavor at all. Even on Too Good this was not worth the price. We will not be back.

    Lastly focusing on online orders while I and another customer sat there watching.
    Rey C.

    This place has gone down ever since they remodeled. No more are the days of free hot and sour soup with each order. The new decor makes it look like an organic salad place but it's still the Chinese food we're all accustomed to seeing. New changes were made such as restaurant now using paper based containers yet still use plastic cover. Now for the service. Flat out terrible. I was waiting in line for 20 min while the old woman working behind the counter was doing slow-time multitasking. It was comical standing there while she took phone orders (yes someone is still ordering over the phone. This is 2025- ever heard of online ordering?), bussing the tables, arranging the online orders, barking out orders to the kitchen using their famous mic while trying to take care of folks like me waiting in line. Usually there's always a pair of little old ladies working together but the one today was working solo. This was around 4:35 pm. One person got disgusted with the wait and left but I felt some pity on this lady and decided to wait it out. If you're going to hire older ladies, make sure they also work in pairs because one working by themselves is just way too slow. Not acceptable. Also no apologies from the lady for making us wait that long. You guys changed everything, the name, the decor, but the service is lacking.

    Food got pushed to one side and some were pushed directly into the brown bag!!!

    Good food. But watch out when ordering takeouts. The cover is very loose; and the fact the clerk stuffed food vertically into the brown bag only pushed food to one corner and some were pushed out of the box, directly laid into bag was disgusting !!!

    Jaime F.

    Eaping is a new Chinese restaurant and takeout spot in Mountain View, CA. They have a really good deal of 50% off at for their grand opening on 12/14. The prices are nice and affordable. I tried the mix and match plate with 4 items, starting at just $12.50. If you have a busy lifestyle, Eaping is going to be a lifesaver. I will definitely be a regular here. Healthy, authentic Chinese food is served here. There are classic items like orange chicken, honey walnut prawns, and general tso's, and the team is introducing authentic Chinese flavors. For the health conscious, their items have less starch and sugar than competitors like Panda Express. I tried the Mix and Match plate - scallion prawns, general tso's chicken, chow mein, and Mongolian beef, and the Chi forest peach drink. Honest review is that the flavors are very balanced, not too salty or sweet. The portions were just right and filled me up.

    Wei Q.

    Great weekday lunch spot in Mountain View! Right next to 99 Ranch. I thought it was an Americanized Chinese place, but it's actually healthy and authentic -- perfect for both Asian and non-Asian coworkers. 3 items $10.95 or 4 items $12.95 -- fresh, not salty like Panda Express. Walnut shrimp, broccoli beef, and green beans are all delicious! Also love their soup dumpling combo ($9.95 with hot & sour soup) -- juicy, flavorful, and surprisingly authentic. Highly recommend!

    Gene D.

    This place used to be Lucky Chinese Bistro, but was recently sold. I had not eaten at LCB before so I cannot compare it to this new concept. However, the interior looks to have been remodeled since the sale. It is inviting, though I came here for take out. The $12.50 price for 4 items, before tax, is "a steal". One does not have to pick rice or noodles as one of the items. Everything I selected tasted good. Nothing outstanding mind you. However, you cannot beat that price for that great amount of food. Do note that some of the more premium items have price adders, similar to Panda. If you're a Too Good To Go patron, Eaping is still listed as Lucky Chinese Bistro.

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    Eva L.

    Used to be Lucky Chinese Bistro until last month when they changed ownership. They renovated the dining area and the steam table counter. Fresh new look with lighter color tables which made the place look brighter, bigger and spacious. They still have the Walnut Prawn Salad that I just love. It's one of my favorite salads. Very good portion. They didn't skimp on the shrimp and the ingredients. Lots of batter fried shrimp. Sweet vinaigrette dressing with hint of sesame oil. Assorted greens, cucumber, cherry tomatoes with sprinkles of fried noodles to add more crisps. Reasonably priced for the size. Large for about $17. They have really good chicken salad too. I will need to go back and try their hot food to see if any changes. The lady at the counter seemed nicer too. She's been with the resto for years.

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    Food is fine. Take out order is NEVER correct, literally NEVER. I am sick of paying for food we don't receive. I'm out, Eaping.

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