They never seemed to disappoint me when it comes to my Jokbal addiction..Lol! After all these years…read morethat I have been coming here, they never change the way they cook, seasoned and serve their food. I always call ahead to put in my order. There are times that it's freshly cooked so they give it to you nice and hot and uncut, which does not bother me at all. If you get there while they have some ready and prepped to order, it's cut for you and served cold. They used to have 3 size portions: small, medium and large. But when pandemic hits they just had the large portion available. Their prices went up after these, but it does not bother me because like I've said their food stayed the same and always tasted the same. The owners are always so friendly and welcoming. I'm a frequent customer here and I will continue to be a loyal one at that :)

Best Pig Trotters in town. This is the most go place every time we go to the Homestead Cupertino…read morearea.

They are clearly a family business which I want to support. My food was freshly made, and they…read moreseparated dry/wet ingredients. The owner told the hepler to double check my order and ensure nothing was missing. I like how they take care of the details. Food was authentic and delicious, I will order from them again.

Dainty cuisine is the small precooked fast food location inside the food court next to 99 Ranch…read more It's like Panda Express but it serves way more types of Chinese food. It also has literally food from all over China including Taiwanese food. The service is good and it's part of food court so I can't complain about the atmosphere. My problem has to do with the shenjianbao. I'm SO TIRED of places that had no pedigree of shanghainese food making shanghainese food. If you don't know how shanghainese food works don't make them. Shenjianbao looks ok but it's so bad. They got the size right and they did pan fry correctly on the "wrong" side (flipped upside down which is correct). However the dough is way too thick and the filling doesn't taste right. Nothing is right about the taste. The fact they also make frozen dumplings tells me that this is not made by someone who knows about shanghainese food. The rice burrito or Taiwanese rice roll is alright and even though it's slightly expensive but we are in the South Bay. I kinda don't want to say anything bad because the food court is obviously dying and I don't want it to die but making subpar shanghainese food gets on my nerves. Just take it off your menu and concentrate on stuff you know how to make.

This is the deli inside the Hankook store which is amazing BTW. The delie is pretty good. It is…read morelocated in the back and is pretty small but they serve good that is big on taste. I got a bibimbap which was pretty good. Nice friendly lady.

Amazing service, cashier was super nice, and food was ready very quickly! Food is amazing too I…read morehighly recommended everyone to come.

We decided to dine at food court inside of a Chinese supermarket and due to super cold weather with…read moreample parking we settled in and entered quickly. Bright and spacious food hall with 5.5 stalls with 5th stall witu a combo of 2 cuisines. We decided on Qing shu and got the cumin stir fry fragrant pot at $16/pound. Ordered quickly and food came out in about 10 minutes. Everything was cooked perfectly and we inhaled and left happy.

This Malatang place is a great spot to go to if you're craving hot pot! It's located inside the…read morefood court between CVS and 99 Ranch market, and there is plenty of parking. There is a decent amount of seats inside and they can do To-Go as well. To order your food, you have to first got to the self serve line, where you can select a wide variety of items (beef, tofu, veggies, fish balls, etc) to add to your hotpot. Then you weigh your items, select your broth and pay based on the broth and weight. I chose the mala spicy dry broth (15.99 per pound) and it was solid. The dry broth doesn't have soup, but they cook your items with flavorful oils and provide rice. I selected a good amount of items and enjoyed all of them. The beef, Napa cabbage, broccoli and the fish balls were the highlights as they absorbed the flavors the best. The chunk and fried tofu wasn't that good, and I wouldn't recommend getting it. Overall, I had a chill time eating here, and I think it's a solid place to go to if you're craving hot pot but you don't want to pay too much.

A lot of nice little places to eat. Does get a bit busy, but people need to eat…read more Lots of good places to eat here and don't think I've ever really been disappointed. Overall, a nicer food court.

Next level mall food - it really is incredible the quality and variety of eateries open here all…read moreunder one roof. All the good stuff is here: Super Duper!!!! known from San Francisco and swanky eateries I recognize from upscale spots in San Jose. I love Super Duper -- I always think of them as 'curiously juicy burgers.' I think its probably one of my favorite burger spots because of the beef and maybe because it was a less common chain. More and more are popping up all the time but I still like the spot. I went on 'black Saturday' if that makes sense and bathroom lines were long and tables were scarce - but still its expected on that day. Some free samples were given out by the two eateries with keen business sense on this particular day - snapping up lifelong customers who maybe rarely come here. When designing the space a lot was done to make it a comfortable place to eat - but it still lacks in this area.

It has been a very long time since I have been back at Cupertino Village. Ranch 99 market, Sheng…read moreKee Bakery, Fantasia Coffee & Tea, and Ten Ren Tea have been here for a very long time. Others come and go. It was not crowded on a Tuesday night. There is also a parking garage near Fantasia Coffee and Tea that wasn't there before. If you are looking for Asian restaurants and tea shops, this is a great plaza to come. There is also Kira Kira Beauty store and a salon here. It's also a great area to just get some steps in if you want to walk around.

I met up with a friend for lunch at Cupertino Village. It had been years since I was last here and…read moresaw they had expanded with additional sections with other businesses = Less parking. I liked when they built the parking garage. Anyways, the main businesses like 99 Ranch, Sheng Kee Bakery, Fantasia, Ten Ren Tea, etc have been here since the beginning of this plaza. Others have come and gone but new businesses are popping up too. Support your local business.

I have not been here since the year they first opened and only sold dim sum…read more Nowadays, they have banh mi, noodle dishes, noodle soups and sizzling plates. I got the crispy pork belly banh mi for $12 and it was a pretty good size sandwich with lost of pork belly chunks. It was also packed with lots of carrots, lettuce and daikon. I added some mayo at home. It needed some kind of sauce because the sandwich was a bit dry despite having lots of veggies. The carrots and daikon did not taste like they were pickled. The bread was toasty crispy crust but soft on the inside. Got it to go as it was close to closing time. Nice dining area. Clean, inviting and spacious. They also sell their dimsim frozen. I heard from the staff talking to another customer that the restaurant has the same owner as Ginger Cafe which was about a mile away.

Aka The Asian Street Cafe, the food at this restaurant is excellent. I had the dipping noodle with…read moreroasted duck leg. The duck was perfectly crisped and so delicious, the bok choy was the best I've ever tasted, both crispy and tender at the same time. Never thought I would say that about bok choy. We also had excellent Vietnamese iced coffee. All in a really pleasant environment with tons of parking. This would be a great place for a group meal, lots of space. We're really glad we came here tonight for dinner, we were just in the mood for modern Vietnamese food, and didn't even read a review. So we feel lucky to have found this place.

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

It's an alternative to Rooster and Rice which is basically the Thai style hainan chicken rice. What…read moreI like about Chicken Meets Rice is that it has more than one style of chicken in that it also has fried chicken but then tbh the whole point of these kind of food is the hainan chicken so I'd recommend the steamed chicken with chicken rice instead of the other stuff on the menu. Chicken is tender and flavorful and I prefer this style of hainan chicken over the Cantonese style. This place also has other sauces (I love the spicy Singaporean sauce but it has a kick) in addition to the regular sauce. You order through the kiosk and pick up at the other end of the counter. This location is inside the small food court next to 99 Ranch and the food court is basically dying so I'm hoping it stays there. The noodle and the boba place pretty much died already. Service is good and courteous for a to go place.

I always come here whenever i am craving meat jajangmyeon and it never disappoints! I also order…read morethe tangsuyuk and stir fried noodles and it's so good and filling. I have put all my friends on this place and they love it every time i mention coming here. The meat jajangmyeon and the stir fried noodles is so flavorful and the tangsuyuk is so crunchy! For the price and the portion is heavenly sent too, so perfect. The only unfortunate thing is the parking lot outside is pretty small and limited, so keep that in mind. Sometimes i park across the street from the other plaza since the parking lot is bigger. Tungtungtungsahur rates 5/5

FOOD: 4 SERVICE: 4…read moreAMBIANCE: 3 VALUE: 4 We were looking for something different for lunch and we came across Paik's. A no thrills Korean restaurant specializing in their black bean sauce rice/noodles. We ordered: Fried Dumplings - minced pork and vegetables dumplings deep fried to perfection. Crunchy, meaty and just need a dousing of vinegar. Jajang Rice - rice covered in shrimp egg omelette with the black bean jajang sauce on the side. The omelette was done right, not dry, but the black bean jajang sauce was really what made the dish. Beef Jjamppong - noodle soup with beef slices and mixed vegetables. Comforting bowel of needles with thinly sliced beef and cabbage. Jajangmyeon - their signature noodles with black bean sauce. Very umami and the noodles were done just right. Cheap (for nowadays) and good food, what else can you ask for?