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Fiery Shang's weekday dine-in set is the best deal in the area. I ordered the $59.99 Weekday Set and was genuinely impressed. Instead of cutting corners, the set served boiled fish fillets in chili oil, half Peking duck set, Shanghai steam soup buns, etc, all the flavor is was absolutely great and authentic. For this price, I expected a skimpy portion, but all the main courses are full sized. Compared to their regular menu, this is an absolute steal. Also a full size hearty duck bone soup with Napa cabbage is included in the package, its homemade taste is so satisfying. The service was fast too, perfect for a work break with a few fellows.
We went here for lunch. They also had a lunch menu. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The vibe remind me of Shang hai.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The customer Service was good they kept coming back to see if we needed anything else Green onion pancake: 4/5 Shang hai noodles: 3/5 Beef and broccoli: 4/5 Glazed Pork belly : 5/5 Customer Service: 5/5 Decor:5/5 Would I recommend: yes just know it's a little pricey in price.
Located among other restaurants in the Pacific Pearl outdoor shopping mall in Pleasanton, Fiery Shanghai provides a great place to enjoy more upscale Chinese dishes that cut across Shanghai and other regional cuisines. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant is pretty large, well-lit, clean and provides excellent service.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] While not every dish has hit the mark for us, we have enjoyed a number of their menu options, although we haven't yet tested out their signature Peking duck served in different ways. Among the dishes we've tried so far, the braised tofu with crab was outstanding as it included a generous portion of silken tofu with a flavorful, creamy crab sauce. The ginger-scallion poached chicken was also tender and topped with a salty ginger-scallion sauce that was particularly good over rice. The stir-fried greens with black mushrooms were fresh and well-cooked. The stir-fried wallaby was also excellent. The Shanghai fried rice cakes was not the typical pork and cabbage stir-fried version that we expected and had more of a singular flavor only. The Shanghai-style braised duck with soy sauce was also overcooked and tough, which was disappointing. So giving them a 4.5 for service/ambiance and a 3.5 for the food overall, as the dishes we liked were ones we would definitely want to eat again but there were enough dishes that were not at the same quality level and at a higher price point than other Chinese restaurants in the area. Nonetheless, we are planning to come back to try their Peking duck and the try out other things on their menu and update our review!
I'm changing my review due to last visit a couple days ago. I normally only focus on food unless something drastic happened in service that makes me not wanting to go back. We had a party of six and I do know that many restaurants add tip to the tab automatically but my two biggest problem is that first the tip is added post tax which is already wrong. No, sales tax shouldn't be counted for tip amount. The second problem is the amount which is 20%. I believe it's way overcharging for the service we received. They didn't box the leftover nor did they replace my plates with new ones even once. Even the initial water was poured ourselves from the jug. Asking 20% post tax is basically scamming in my view. Btw even with inflation the tip % shouldn't have been raised from the standard dinner 15% to 18-25% nowadays. That's not how percentage works. Anyways, now let's talk about the food. The Peking duck sauce is way way too sweet. The smoked fish is fried ok but fish itself is not fresh. The spicy fish filet uses the cheapest fish filet with barely enough pieces. Overall, it's just not worth going especially with the grossly overpriced menu.
Fiery? or Sweet? or maybe Fiery Sweet! Most of the items we had were overly sweet, which I was totally okay with, but my diabetic parents just couldn't stop making comments/ complaints about the food being too sweet and too greasy. The drunken shrimp was my favorite- Sweet and flavorful. The stir-fried rice cake was good and filling, and the Shi zhi tou meatballs were so big like baseballs! I'd recommend this place to those who love Shanghai food (and not my parents).
Been wanting to try this place for a long time. Wifey and I met up a friend who started working in Pleasanton for a Tuesday night dinner. Got distracted and forgot to take photos of the food haha. noOb mistake. We ended up ordering the boiled fish with bean sprouts in hot chili oil, Shanghai-style deep-fried noodles, and cumin beef. The boiled fish was really good but lacked the numbing spiciness I was expecting. The Shanghai-style deep-fried noodles were okay. Think deep-fried chow mein noodles but with the texture of funnel cake topped with corn starchy toppings that made the noodles soggy. Meh. Lastly was the cumin beef. I liked this dish the most. Strongly seasoned beef with onions and peppers. Despite being a slow Tuesday with only two other tables, service was another miss. I had to ask for rice several times. But what really upset me was that I had to ask for ice water at least 5 times. I mean, when you name a restaurant Fiery Shanghai, the customers would liked to have some water to cool down the "fire". Speaking of fires, maybe the workers were trained by the City of Los Angeles because they acted like there was no water. I literally had to walk to the register and ask for ice water. At the end of the day the food was okay. Fiery Shanghai. Not as "hot" as I thought. * [[HIGHLIGHT]]What's with the strange ass interior decoration that makes each table look like a bed frame?[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] When I was paying, I had this hilarious interaction. Worker: Where you from? Me: Livermore Worker: Where you born? Me: Glendale. Oh... I'm Korean lol. Bye.
No new customers came in the restaurant after 7:30 pm on a Saturday evening. I felt bad for them at first. But after the meal, I realized what the issue was. The food here is good, but no service at all except the server took you to the table. 2 stars taken away because the service is reaaaaaaaalllllly bad. My party needed to call the waitress to get tea refill and get the check. No one came check on us for the whole meal. Since the food here is good, I think the owner should either re-train the existing staff or re-hire some professional servers to attract more businesses. My party ordered 8 dishes. Overall 6 of 8 are good. Hope their service will improve soon. Otherwise, I think I will just get to go from this place.
[[HIGHLIGHT]]Very nice Chinese restaurant with friendly staff and nice atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] All dishes we ordered were good. I wanted specifically shout out for Peking roasted duck and xiao long bao. The roasted duck has perfect balance of crispy fatty skin and lean meat, by eating with the sauce and green onion, it gives a rich and refreshing taste. The xiao long bao is also pretty good, the quality of pork and soup inside the dumpling is fantastic with rich and balanced umami.
3.5, rounded up. Getting right into food! Scallion Noodles: 2/5, lacked any flavor unfortunately, texture was good but just oily and salty. Added vinegar to finish. XLB: 4/5, big, lots of soup, good skin texture! Pretty solid with their vinegar. Scallion Pancake: 3.5/5, skeptical at first because it looked small but this was quite flavorful without any sauce. Thicker than expected. Peking Duck two ways: 3/5, the duck is cut right in front of you which was nice. Portions were generous, but the duck itself was okay with the green onion/cucumber/pancake wrap (instead of buns!). The soup had great flavor, but was wayyy too salty. The duck itself is okay. Sweet and sour spare ribs: 4/5, standard, good flavor and tender! Green beans: 4/5, loved the garlic and the spices but some of the beans were pretty limp. Lacked the crunch factor :( Fish with brown sauce: 3.5/5, not a cooked fish girl myself, but was decent according to my table! Tasted homemade and soft, however was not the freshest fish. Service was alright. They gave us the pancakes for the peking duck way ahead of time so they got cold, and we had to request a new plate of them which they accommodated for. We also had to wait at the front for a bit even though there were tables open. Kind of pricey, but food was decent. Would come back to try their lunch specials.
First time going to this restaurant. It was across the street from the Livermore Outlet. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Very clean and nice decor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Shanghai fried noodles were tasty. Sweet and sour Pork tenderloin was crispy. Shanghai pork wonton was fresh but soup was bland. Totally recommended.
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3 years ago
My favorite Chinese restaurant in town! Super satisfied with Freya and Ping Ping's nice service! The food taste exactly like what I had back in China, it makes me home, love it! read more
3 years ago
The food is good!! Exactly what I am looking for. Service is good too, friendly staff. Definitely come again. read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
Hrm, this was a tricky rating to give since I only tried two dishes from here, and didn't eat them until a couple hours later (items were re-heated). Since I was in the area, I placed an order for take out around 4:30pm on a Friday, and it was about a 15 minute wait for my food at the time. They have an extensive menu, and it was difficult to figure out what to order. I was in the mood for dumplings, and ended up trying: -Pan Fried Dumpling (4pcs/$8.95, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=BFFhPFLxazIgjaYVfJIqoA&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): There was soup inside, and I liked the crisp on the bottom. However, these dumplings didn't have a lot of flavor, and the skin was a little too thick- skip! -Shanghai Soup Dumpling (6pcs/$9.95, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=pUREvoTrCxnlUlB5ikCGdQ&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): The skin was also too thick for their soup dumplings. There was soup inside, but this dumpling also needed more flavor/salt- skip! I would come back to try their entree dishes, but wouldn't order these dumplings again. They do have outdoor seating available, and it seemed like they were also allowing indoor seating? Parking was easy in this plaza since there were plenty of spots. read more
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4 years ago
Plenty parking spots available. Service was great. Our first time here. Tried the Wontons in spicy chili oil (not too spicy) I suggest asking for extra chili oil. This dish is excellent. Sweet and savory. I can't wait to return for these. Green beans were seasoned well and the texture was perfect. Mapo tofu was another hit. Looking forward to returning. read more
My experience at fiery Shanghai during the pandemic vs post with dine-in available has definitely leveled up the rating for this restaurant. Lately was craving for some Sichuan food and this restaurant offering up both Shanghai and spicy eat, it was the obvious choice. I think the pictures below will be worth more than any words I write. Highly recommend trying the pepper fish head. It's one of those tiktok food I see and wished to try but never thought anywhere in the bay would have it available. Granted the price was steep ($45), but the portions are huge, worth trying - at least once. Dry braised pork intestine, sooo good. Don't sleep on this. Ans don't let the words intestine scare you away, it's cleaned and a large intestine I think, tastes amazing and if you didn't know what it is, you'll love it!! Twice cooked bacon, a traditional Sichuan dish, a bit over cooked, I've had better at other restaurants. This is authentic here, super mala (numbing spicy). read more
1 year ago
Updated: The staff is so nice again.. This time we tried the lotus root, the Shanghai greens, spicy fried chicken, glutinous rice balls, curry chicken and shredded pork with black fungus. The Shanghai greens is made with thinly sliced garlic amazing the second time around. The curry was so good with rice, they give you an option of chicken or pork. We opted for chicken and it was really flavorful and delicious. It comes with onions, cubed potatoes that are grilled, and chunks of chicken breast. The sauce is thick and you can smell the curry when they are bringing the dish out. The shredded pork with black fungus was flavorful but not as spicy as it was the first time we tried it. The lotus was too sweet and too soft. There are two different types of lotus roots. I assume they choose the soft one instead of the firm one. The glutinousious rice balls were flavorful, this time it had more wine flavor and rice. The sesame balls were still delicious and full of sesame filling. read more
2 years ago
I had an exceptional dining experience at this restaurant, thanks in large part to the professionalism of the manager. read more
AMAZING SPOT TO GO AND SIT OUTSIDE. First of all, I'll let the picture of the food speak for themselves. We came here on a Sunday at 11:30am and were seated in a private outdoor tent that sat 5 people. Every single thing we ordered was delicious. The Xiaolongbao here is definitely the high point. The soup inside the dumpling is so full of flavor and the dumpling itself is steamed perfectly. We got both the regular and the seafood Xiaolongbao. If you only plan to order one, go for the seafood. If you like spice, the Mapo Tofu and the Wonton Dumpling in Chili Oil are both delicious. My only complaint - and it is a small one - the Honey Walnut Prawns and the Fried Fish with Sweet and Sour Sauce items are drenched in a little too much sauce, but still good. Almost 100% of the negative reviews of this place that I read prior to coming all had to do with ordering takeout from here (I haven't done it), so maybe if you want the same experience as me and my family, go to the restaurant! I will be returning hungry for more. read more
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4 years ago
I was so excited today. I have passed by this place so many times and never bothered to try. I am picky about my Chinese food whether it's the Hong Kong Style or Nothern style or Taiwanese food... Well, today after shopping the nearby outlet in Livermore/Pleasanton, I finally visited this restaurant and ordered a simple takeout with very little expectation, if any at all. I was so pleasantly surprised that their sweet & sour (糖醋汁）tasted exactly how my mom used to make it with spareribs - 糖醋排骨。 I ordered the fish fillet. Even the fried rice and side veggie dish was outstanding. So tasty. Highly recommend this place. Fiery Shanghai. The server was also very helpful and friendly for a takeout order :) Will definitely visit this place again as he suggested to order 3 dishes for the family meal for only $36. I didn't know if I would like the food. Now I know I do, will definitely do that next time :) read more
2 years ago
Very good food, we tried 6 dishes, all pretty good. And the service of the manager is very good too, helpful and give good suggestions. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
The food was delicious and the service was great. We were seated immediately when we entered the restaurant. Brought us the drinks we requested. The only reason for the 4 star was because most of our food got cold pretty quickly. If I could I would give them a 4.5 rating. read more
3 years ago
Friendly for allergy people. Jessica always give us nice service. The dim sum in many Chinese restaurants here are quick-frozen dim sum bought from supermarkets, but the dim sum in this restaurant is handmade in their own kitchen. read more
3 years ago
Ordered food through app for pick up. One dish with 10$ or more is having ridiculously small amount . Pictures attached read more
1 year ago
Oh my goodness this place has one of theeeee best nian gao XLB and crispy salt and pepper pork chop in Dublin/Livermore area. I suggest coming hungry because this place will not disappoint. Went here for Sunday lunch and we were seated right away. Had to go back the week after because I keep craving it. read more
3 years ago
Good service by Larry and Freya! Super delicious food! We will be nack next time! Highly recommend them! read more
1 year ago
After a long morning of Black Friday shopping, we decided to head over to Pacific Pearl to eat "brunch" at 11 am. Though there are many restaurant choices. We decided to try Fiery Shanghai once we saw they were (a) open and (b) had xiao long bao and sweet soy milk. We decided to order the hot and sour soup, xiao long Bao, scallion pancakes (green onion pancakes), Shanghai style pan-fried bun, salty Shanghai style sticky rice burrito, and the Shanghai style deep fried noodle. The hot and sour soup came out first. There was definitely enough to feed four people. It tasted like the standard hot and sour soup; hot in temperature and spicy with pepper. The xiao long bao (XLB) was definitely a highlight. Each one was over an inch long and filled with that tasty soupy base that defines a wonderful XLB. The skin was just thick enough that you can pick it up with a chopstick and not have it break. The issue was that the soup spoon couldn't contain the XLB so make sure you eat this over a bowl! The scallion pancakes are much smaller in size to most places but they are very nicely fried. Very crIspy without the greasy oil residue some times left on the plate. The shanghai style sticky rice burrito comes either in sweet (fried Chinese donut surrounded by sticky rice and sugar) or salty (shredded pork sung with crunchy daikon surrounded by sticky rice). We opted for salty. Although it was good, I'd probably get the sweet version next time. It's also pretty small (4 inches long by 1 inch wide). The shanghai style deep fried noodles were excellent. Plenty of beef, chicken, some shrimp and noodles. Not very oily and a good portion size. The shanghai style pan fried bun was a bit more of a slight disappointment. The inside was a bit dried out and the bun was not as soft as other places. I probably wouldn't order this again. The sweet soy milk was also a bit forgettable. It seemed very watered down and although we put it all the sugar they gave us, it didn't quite taste like the rich soy milk I grew up on. Very clean and excellent service. They can split the check. I would definitely come back here and recommend it! read more
2 years ago
This is probably my secret spot for Mapo Tofu, skewers, and XLB. They do them very well and it's never very busy in here... which is both a good and bad thing. On Fridays and Saturdays, they are open till midnight... this is a fun treat to get some good eats and avoid the traffic and crowds. Service is a little awkward. We often have to ask for enough utensils or napkins. Decor is very nice. It's one of those locations that look far fancied than you'd expect. I never see this place get busy though, so it also feels awkward like you're being treated in a fancy restaurant. Prices are a bit higher than average, but most of their items have quality to match. Especially if you hit them late night on the weekends when they have their bbq skewers available. They aren't perfect, but the convenience of the hours, variety of food, and authentic flavors will bring me back again and again. read more
2 years ago
Authentic shanghai food. First time trying the fish and it's very good. Eggplant is the rice killer. Very friendly staff. Nice lunch experience overall. read more
4 years ago
Service is great. The waiter has done a great job. Xiao long Bao is quite good. That is the only dish I would eat again. Pea sprout is too old for a price of $23.5- maybe can give us less old root? Kong pao chicken no bout has been using the worst quality chicken meat. Xie Ke Huang outside layers are great but used a artificial processes meat stuffing. read more
7 years ago
We finally tried this new restaurant and enjoyed our dinner. There were some good dishes and a few misses, but we want to come back and try some different dishes. The restaurant is really beautiful inside. Their color scheme is a light blue and not the usual red for Chinese restaurants. I love the cherry blossom paintings on the walls. The floors are a warm wood. The staff was welcoming and friendly. I was happy that the staff spoke both Chinese and English because I don't speak very much Chinese, just enough to order food. The service was great. Our waitress checked on us throughout our dinner and kept our water glasses filled. Our favorite items: Potstickers-these were really well done. Pan fried with a crispy bottom and the filling inside was juicy and savory. Shanghai small dumplings XLB-these were good too. The thin skins held a juicy pork filling. One of the six dumplings did break. Wontons in chili oil were very tasty. Braised beef noodle soup was savory with firm noodles. I felt the beef could have been more tender especially the tendon pieces. Misses: Yu Shiang Pork-this "fish flavored" pork looked great, but it was too sweet for me. Yang Zhou Fried rice-too oily for my taste and I personally don't like peas, carrots or Spam like meat in my Yang Zhou fried rice. Chicken in Scallion oil was ok. I loved the large amount of green onions on top and the chicken was cooked well. However, the chicken was in a pool of oil! I think the restaurant holds promise and we'll be back to try different dishes. I would love to return on a weekend for the Shanghai breakfast/lunch items!! read more
2 years ago
Food 10/10 Service 10/10 Came here on a Friday night, busy but we had reservations anyway. Love this place. Come back again! read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
This is my second time coming to the outlet and the second time coming to this restaurant. This restaurant is efferent and people are are helpful in terms of giving out info about the outlet and the mall. If I come back again, I will come here. All food here is great as well. read more
Dropped by here after shopping at the Livermore outlet (right across). The decor was incredibly wedding-like. Everyone from the owner to the hostess to the waitress provided exceptional customer service. The waitress came back several times to fill our cups with tea which is really unexpected o.o she also made recommendations for the next time we visited. The food itself was great! Very similar to another restaurant called Wonderful in Burlingame. We ordered Yangzhou fried rice and the boiling fish with tofu. The boiling fish had woodear, bean sprouts, fish fillet, cabbage, and lots of mala chili. The food was delicious but needed some more zing! I'd still give this restaurant a highly positive review due to the exceptional customer service we've received. Parking was ample as this restaurant is located in an oriental plaza with other great food spots such as Mimi Hotpot, Somi Somi, 85 degrees. Would definitely be back for more Chinese comfort food. read more
1 year ago
Delicious food. The braised beef noodle soup was very flavorful and they were generous with the meat. The wonton soup and yang chow fried rice was also good. Enjoyed lunch in the outdoor seating area. Friendly service. Would recommend! read more
service: great! although I ordered through UberEats so it's hard to tell, but there was one dish I ordered that wasn't available and they called me for an exchange! interior: N/A (ordered via ubereats) would you crave for it? ABSOLUTELY! Growing up in Taiwan and coming to the states I've always struggled to find an authentic Asian restaurant.. however, Fiery Shanghai really hits the spot! I ordered their fried rice, braised pork belly and I have to say that all the dishes tasted authentic and were super flavorful! I was always scared that the food would be on the sweeter end, since a lot of food in the states are americanized. however, the taste and use of spices were very authentic and the braised pork belly one of the best I've ever had! would definitely order from here again! NOTE: the portions are pretty big as you would expect at a round table family restaurant. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
I should have just sticked to my rule - never order Sichuan dish in a Shanghainese restaurant. However my kid loves spicy food so I caved in once. We ordered two dishes, water boiled fish and stir fried pig kidney. The fish was just OK, my kid tried at least over 10 restaurants from bay area and China just for this dish, and both of us think it lacks certain spice and the aroma is not that attractive. It was just barely OK. The pig kidney is just a disaster. I think it was just prepared beforehand and left aside and then reheated and served to us. Because the kidney is so chewy and not tender at all! The whole point of this dish is the tenderness of the kidney. And there is not knife skill on the kidney as well, it was almost just a plain piece with several cuts on it, it's not curly, which is more appealing and absorbes flavors better. The whole dish is like a bento box quality. The gravy is too thick and very salty, not much other flavor. I rarely complains about service as long as the dish is good, however, this time, even when my kid finished his water, nobody even care to refill that. Nobody care to even come to the table and ask about the dish quality. And then at the end, present you with a POS machine that start the tip from 18%. So wondering what exactly did they do that earns this 18% tip? I still paid the tip because currently it is more like "customery", but it's really not worth it. Neither the food nor the service. BTW, with all the price hike in Chinese restaurant, even charge $2 for a bowl of rice, it is now much better to go for a steak house, much better quality ingrediant and food quality. Other than Chinese restaurant, I am not aware of other restaurants charging sides with the ordering of $20 main dish. Not the best way to do business. read more
3 years ago
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2717 Stoneridge Dr
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