Dim sum and more. Take out, cafeteria style. Frozen available for reheating at home as well…read more Quality is as expected for prepared food that has been sitting out. Still solid, just not the freshest. Portions are huge! I got a combo plate and couldn't even finish half of it. Even the buns and potstickers are bigger than average, and they don't skimp on protein. Cards accepted. 5% off when paying with cash.

Was craving dim sum but didn't feel like going to a full sit-down restaurant. This place looked…read morelike it had most of the items we wanted, so we decided to stop by. There was a short line, but it moved quickly and we were able to order without much wait. We tried a mix of items: 3 pieces for $5.55: * Shrimp & Pork Dumpling (Siu Mai) - big and tasty * Shrimp Dumpling (Har Gow) / Shrimp Ball - both were large and good * Taro Fuzzball (Pork) - deep-fried taro puff, nice and crispy, very good $2.95 each: * Green Onion Roll - had a sweeter, caramelized flavor that I didn't love since I prefer a more savory taste * BBQ Pork Moon Puff - good * Baked Egg Custard Bun - ok Overall, not bad for $30+. It satisfied our dim sum craving without the full restaurant experience. Would love to come back and try more items when our daughter can join us, especially curious about the chicken feet. Definitely will be back.

The food is very fast and the service is very good, good price but a bit pricey. Mostly its just…read moredelivery though

Ordered takeout from here after wanting some Thai food…read more The pad see ew with tofu had a spicy taste to it with some sweetness underneath. The noodles had the right texture and there was a lot of tofu in it. It was cooked well and the sauce worked well with the noodles. The yellow curry had a lot of vegetables and was on the liquidier side. I ate it more like a soup than a curry, but it still tasted good. The Thai iced tea was very sweet, just how it should be. The place seemed like a solid takeout spot.

Another good curry place in the area, tho it is really hard to find this place. They don't even…read morehave a sign. My friend asked the hair salon next door since she couldn't find it. The hair salon lady doesn't even know they exist (omg!) service was good and we went on a week day , they were quite empty, only another table besides us. ( I wonder why ..maybe they should have a better sign ) food : Katsu curry rice was good. My favorite was their beef croquettes. Egg omelette was also tasty and takoyaki is ok. Recommend to give a try if you like Japanese curry.

Demiya is my go-to spot in the Bay for Japanese curry. Of all the curries of the world, the…read moreJapanese variant with that slight fruity sweetness combined with its deep complex umami takes the prize for me. I frequent CoCo Ichibanya often when I'm in Tokyo and Demiya helps me fill that void when I'm back home. It also reminds me of the old Curry House restaurants we used to have, until they all mysteriously closed overnight. This shop is in a crazy busy Asian plaza. Parking is painful whenever it's time for a meal. The restaurant is clean, bright and comfortable in that cafe kinda way. The service is super friendly and efficient. Love the curry over karaage as it contains two of my major guilty pleasures. Works equally well with a cutlet of your choice though. Add a fried egg and those red little pickles and I'm in foodie heaven. I need to try their omurice offering next. Interesting to me, if you order a coffee or a chu-hi cocktail, they bring you a canned Japanese product and a glass of ice to pour it into. So they don't make their own coffee or cocktails.

This place has a huge menu with great drinks and Taiwanese snack foods. Sometimes I'll go there to…read moregrab some popcorn chicken as a (very large and substantial snack) but sometimes I'll also get a rice bowl or bento for lunch. I opted for their chicken cutlet square (bento), pictured below. Each square comes with rice, your protein, and half of vegetable egg roll, but the veggies sides can vary day to day. I actually enjoy the novelty, and usually they're pretty reliable in terms of quality. The cutlet was crunchy, had a good breading to chicken ratio, and was well-seasoned with the five spices. I'd definitely get this again, but if I'm being honest, I'd recommend the popcorn chicken bowl to get some more meat and maintain a similar concept. They often run a promo where you can do the bowl and add a drink, and their drinks are definitely worth trying.

Thought I give it another try.... seeing many five stars... and not sure how they can many 5 stars…read moreI was puzzled...wish there's a no star, ordered a pork chop had a question call the store, no one speaks English went in and pick up the order, FIRST I DIDNT ANYONE THERE ON A SUNDAY NIGHT I GO GREAT.... THEN I was shocked with what I saw, thin dark overly cooked I mean thin close to paper thin, sign..... what a waste of money!! Honest opinion they do not deserve to open a restaurant and scam peoples money, the picture they show is golden color which should close to that color. any ways, NOT WORTH IT. BE AWARE AND DONT GO! I want to take a picture but I was so disgusted threw away already!!

They are still in their soft opening so the meal comes with a thai tea! Order at the kiosk with…read morepossibly no one staffing the front, and they'll bring your food out. Wait was about 20 minutes for me on a Saturday at 6:30pm. There's two small tables inside and outside the restaurant. Chicken Rice - The rice was a little too hard. Chicken was a bit dry, the ginger sauce was too strong of ginger taste and not as flavor as other khao man gai's I've had over the years. The chicken soup was quite bland. I wanted to like this but I couldn't :( Chicken Basil Rice with Eggs - Good marinade and flavor but the chicken was a little on the dryer side. The basil flavor didn't come through as much as I'd preferred. Fried Chicken - this was the best out of the 3. Chicken was crispy, sauce was sweet and spicy, flavorful. Thai Iced Tea - solid! Plenty sweet with strong tea flavor, this was really good. Best of luck to the team here! The owner/chef was super nice and personally handed us our food!

OMG I love this place! I've been waiting for this place to open because I love chicken and rice! So…read morehappy to have a chicken and rice place near me. They are still in their soft opening, but the kiosk ordering is up and they have indoor and outdoor seating. The owners are so friendly as well!! I've done takeout twice so far. The chicken and rice is delicious especially with the garlic sauce so good! The rice is also cooked with the chicken broth juices which makes it super flavorful. Every chicken and rice entree comes with a clear soup broth. The chicken pad thai is soooo delicious as well! Definitely hits the right flavor profile for me, better pad thai taste than Siam Taste in my opinion. Prices start at $15.75, so with tax and tip you're looking at around $20 for one entree. I wish them all the success!

It has been years since we came to Nutrition Restaurant( used to be called Nutrition House). We…read morewanted some Chinese breakfast ( soy milk/ chinese donut, white sesame cake) with my parents, cousin and her family- so glad we came. We got to eat a good assortment ( sorry- no pictures). We enjoyed the sweet ( can also request non- sweet)and salty soy milk, Chinese donut, chive cake , beef noodle soup, wonton noodle soup, dumplings( steam shrimp, chive dumplings, beef Shao Mai), pancake rolled chinese donut , porridge, sesame cake , and more. Service was good. My husband and I definitely want to go back.

Read the other reviews for food. Mine will solely be for info I wish businesses were upfront about…read more This is my fight against hidden restaurant fee-flation and for price transparency. price as of 5/8/26 Extra service charges or fees (other than tax and tip): N/A Tip lowest default: 15%, paper print out with tip recommendation boxes Allows bill split/itemize: N/A Fee transparency/fairness score: 4/5 NOTE: tip seems to be based off of subtotal and tax

New place that replaced the old Chick n Tea! When Chick n Tea closed suddenly I was sad, but very…read morehappy this place opened now. I don't know if it's under the same owner or not, but the menu is pretty much the same (although the chicken cutlet isn't called g-pie anymore xD) I ordered the chicken cutlet bento and passion fruit green tea, both tasted very good. The chicken cutlet is fried well, with crispy outside and juicy/tender inside. Inside is bright and clean, with English pop music playing. This place does attract family and young crowd so may be a bit noisy. Also it's pretty hard to find parking in this lot. But overall still a nice option for a quick lunch!

We love bento boxes. This place replaced chick n tea. I do think this place is better than chick n…read moretea. Although, not quite as good as another place we go to for bento popcorn chicken but it is cheaper/more affordable. The popcorn chicken has really good flavor but the breading is a bit thicker and my box had some chewy tendon parts. The celery could have been flavored a bit - it was bland. This place is closer to our home and cheaper so I do see us getting take out from here often.

parking is available, but very limited in the small lot...solo lunch and finding plenty of tables…read moreavailable in the afternoon...typical vietnamese menu with pho, rice plates, rice vermicelli and drinks with an additional menu page for banh mi...most of the vietnamese sandwiches are $8.95 with most rice plates for $17.95 and $18.95...pho mostly $16.95....saw a neighboring bowl with a rib bone sticking out...looked good and ordered the same...#30 hue spicy noodle soup $18.95 (regular size)...spicy noodle soup with a beef rib, beef and pork slices, and ham...broth is quite flavorful...adding the spicy paste to bring up the heat...regular size was the perfect size for one, but large is available for $1.50 more...

Rip this used to be my husband and I's favorite hole in a wall spot for pho, and quick viet…read more However I've heard that shrinkflation has hit them and unfortunately i have to report this to be true. We came and ordered a banh mi and the amount of stuffing in the sandwich was just sad. I had half the sandwich and maybe there was just two pieces of beef in there from the beef banh mi. I took a photo of my bite and it's just sad.