Came to this place for the first time. They have an amazing menu: good food, broad range, and…read moredelicious Every dish we ordered was delicious. I like the rich and spicy flavor. I especially liked the lamb given the good blend of flavor. The dishes need to go with white rice.The rice completes the lamb and ma po tofu. Without it, the spice in these two flasks would too much.

Found a HAIR in our food. The server showed no concern and tried to take the plate away right away…read more No apology was offered. They promised compensation on a future visit, but as soon as I said I don't live nearby, the offer disappeared and the server walked away. We ordered the dish at the lowest spice level, but it came out very spicy and tasted off. Poor service, poor attitude, and a disappointing experience overall.

The taste was so much better back in 18-19. Now the food taste like Chinese cafe. All Mexican…read morecooker now, the boiling fish taste bland, I didn't take leftover. However my white husband think it's great. I am Chinese and I really think the taste is 3 star now, lack of guoqi

Stopped by for a quick dinner Monday evening. I got the cilantro beef and green onion panCAKEs…read more Prices were okay, serving size was good, and taste and appearance were great! One tip is to ask about the spice level if you're sensitive to spice or want something spicier. I think they defaulted to low spice for us but I heard it's adjustable.

Really enjoyed this place. The fish we had was very delicious and the fish and chives dumplings…read morewere great. I've never had fish and chive dumplings before. Service was prompt and there was no wait. Theres parallel parking in front but its usually filled. Theres a lot behind the store and parking in the next street. The surrounded area is residential so you should be able to find a spot after some hunting.

We had not planned on eating here but last-minute decided to dine here given this was our only…read moreoption in the vicinity. But I'm not upset at all about this impromptu decision as we had a great meal here. Our table of 6 ordered a variety of dishes and everything was delicious. the most notable items for me were the spicy wontons and fish in chili oil. The dishes were spicy but not so much so that you couldn't enjoy the actual flavors of the dish. For those that like the Szechuan tingling feeling, the chicken in explosive chilis was also quite good. We had also given the string beans, green onion pancake, and pork and shrimp dumplings a shot and all of them hit the spot. I'm usually a huge fan of braised beef noodle soup so decided to get that here too. It wasn't the same as if I had gotten this dish at a Taiwanese restaurant; compared to the strong flavors of the other dishes, this one was pretty mild. So it's something I would skip next time I come, but every other dish was on point. Our waitress was also great at taking care of us, bring out our food quickly and helping us to clear the other plates. Even after we finished our meal and overstayed our welcome by continuing to chat, the staff didn't make us feel rushed to leave.

I love eating here. I usually eat here with my roommate as we're regulars and sometimes take the…read morefood to go. Ambiance is in a nice, cute and clean area. It's very close to the Millbrae Bart station. Food is excellent here. We normally order the Qong Qing Chicken boneless, boiled fish, eggplant, fried rice, etc. We order a lot from here too. All the food has not disappointed. Not only is it flavourful, but they give such a large amount of food lol. Service is always fantastic here. The staff remember you even if you haven't been there in months lol. They're very friendly and take care of us when we eat there. They even offered me tea while waiting for my food when I take it to go. Royal Feast feels like one when the food is delicious and the portions are gigantic. Lol.

I recently watched an episode of Check, Please! Bay Area featuring Royal Feast, a restaurant in…read moreMillbrae. Based on the glowing reviews from the hosts, I decided to visit the restaurant with my family. What I didn't realize was that the episode originally aired in 2020. Though each dish was served piping hot, there was a weird taste to it. The chili chicken was mostly fried dough, as other Yelp reviewers noted. Had I known the episode was outdated, I likely would have reconsidered dining there. The restaurant looked nothing like what was shown on the program. The interior was dark and uninviting, with chipped paint on the walls and an overall lack of cleanliness. Unfortunately, my family and I became sick after eating there.

Our friends recommended this spot and I'm glad they did because there are so many options in this…read morearea. They excel on the Chinese bbq and noodles! I can quite pin point what region of China this cuisine focuses on but it's fine as long it's delish. Recommend: Haninan Chicken Knif cut noodles with mala Onion noodles Beef rib noodles Just ok: Soy milk Quick tip: their knife cut noodles are off menu! Just ask for it when you order.

This is going to be the place for me to pick up bbq pork, steamed chicken or fried pork…read more Thankfully, it is close enough that I won't think twice about making the drive. In addition, it's on the same block as my barber. WOOOHH!!!! The bbq pork was much better than I expected. It was rich and slightly sweeter than the pork at Ranch 99. I am a fan. Okay, that was my update and here are the pics.

WOW! This place always shows up on my Yelp page but I never thought to try it. A friend suggested…read morethis place to try and I'm so glad we did! Everything tasted delicious! When you order the food, it seems like it's not much but it slowly creeps up on you and is super filling! I highly recommend the food here! The appetizer was so good that we ordered a second plate! Service was great as well! All of the workers are super attentive!

Really good dumplings with great service. There's also a ton of parking…read more Everything tasted good. One callout is the dumpling in soup had a lot of MSG in the soup (I think?). I drank too much of the soup and felt a bit thirsty after. Suggest getting dumplings without the soup next time (you get 2 more dumplings as the trade off).

This was my first time being here at Hubei Restaurant. I was kind of struggling to find a Chinese…read moreRestaurant with great reviews and I stumbled upon this place with my parents that I persuaded them to try this place out. We've ordered a lot in this place to see if it was worth coming back, and to say the least it was worth it for my first time being here. It reminded me of a childhood memory I had in the Philippines and it was the closest thing I ever had that hits home-run for me. I guaranteed I will come back here if I ever feel like craving for Chinese cuisine that reminds me of the childhood days. The ambiance over there was very nice and their service is absolutely superb, worth it! PS: I really got emotional being there.

This is the silliest thing but certainly not the first time that we've done this. We were hungry…read moreand looking for lunch. We both searched on Yelp and came up with Hubei. I remember that we had been at this location once before under another name after landing at SFO. It was late in the afternoon and close to their closing time. We parked right in front and were seated immediately upon entering. We perused the menu and made our choices. I'm a fan of Shanghai Chow Mein so that's what I wanted. She wanted to try some different dishes and ended up ordering Wuhan Bean Skin and Fish Gluten with Spong Cucumber. The last dish listed was great. The Chow Mein was good. The Bean Skin was okay but could have used more seasoning or a sauce. Overall, a good lunch and we will return to try other dishes. Now for the crazy thing. When I logged onto Yelp to post the photos, I realized that we had been here in September of 2022 for dinner with other members of my family. And we had also ordered the Shanghai Chow Mein and Wuhan Bean Skin then as well. Hurrah for our consistency!

This place came highly recommended by a coworker who grew up in Beijing. We were talking about…read morePeking Duck and she said the best Peking Duck in the Bay Area is at Boijing Beijing. Coincidentally, some of my friends were also thinking of coming here so we made it happen on Sunday evening. We pre-ordered the big duck and shared the rainbow salad, bok choy with morel mushrooms, sweet and sour shrimp and sweet and sour whole fish. The Peking Duck was indeed the best I've had in the Bay Area (it's crispy, rich but somehow not greasy). You get the traditional crepes (as opposed to the Bao in most places) and accompaniments. They also made a great broth with the duck bones that served as an excellent consommé. The rest of the dishes were also good - I would order that shrimp and rainbow salad again for sure. Service was OK and the restaurant looks recently remodeled. There were five of us and we spent about $55 each - an incredible value for the meal. Highly recommended!!!

My parents have been really wanting to try the duck at Boiling Beijing so we were glad we finally…read moregot around to it and it didn't disappoint. The place was busy by the time we got there, so plan in advance or get reservations. My favorite dishes were the black pepper steak, cumin lamb, and of course, the duck. I really liked how they also offer to fry or stew the duck bones to your preference after finishing. The duck was juicy and perfectly cooked. Parking is easy since it's the big shopping mall lot. I'd just recommend going early or getting reservations in advance. It seems like it gets busy a lot.