If you're craving a dose of addicting Chinese food, look no further than China Hooooooooouse! This…read morelittle nugget is not just a restaurant; it's a culinary warehouse rave! It'll have your taste buds dancing like they just popped a hit o' puuuuuure molly!! First, let's talk about the plentiful vegan options: You'll find an array of dishes that are clearly marked with veg! It's like a secret code you give the doorman on your way into that underground party. But this party concentrates on delivering plant-based come-ups, son! Now, onto the flavahs! The olfactory decadence here can not be overstated. From the crispy spring rolls to the savory Kung Pao meatless, every bite will have you licking your little finger-tutting digits. Order your Kung Pao, with "Extra Pow" and your taste-buds will be burning up like the dance floor during a double-drop Tiësto track! And let's not forget the Mapo Tofu -- this dish is extra spicy and comes loaded with gobs of Chinese peppercorns that will numb your mouth into a state of sub-lingual disassociation. It's like ketamine for your taste buds! The ambience is warmer than the center of cuddle-puddle. And the staff? They're like your culinary POI spinners, ready to dose you with MSG so good you'll leave the restaurant and have to head straight to the Zendo Psychedelic support tent So, if you're itch'n and twrk'n for some top-notch Chinese cuisine, make your way to China Hooooooooouse. With such mouthwatering flavors you may find yourself rolling face. ...and don't forget your sugary fortune cookie at the end. These little biscuits are like an asian kandi-flip. Now go get your om nom nom noms on! #PLUR

Delicious Chinese food! So convenient, and close to our family…read more The fried rice was excellent, the sweet and sour pork was first rate, the hot and sour soup was 5 stars! The ordering was easy on the phone, the food was ready quickly and we carried it off in triumph! The key is it is right here in HMB! I don't have to drive over the hill.

I have visited numerous times over the last two years, and I am still amazed by the complexity of…read moreflavors in every dish. Pad See Ew: Perfectly chewy noodles and tender beef in a sauce that balances sweet, savory, and smoky notes. Spicy Basil Chicken: A delectable chili sauce packed with umami and fragrant Thai basil. Kao Neaw Neaur Kem: Tender, smoky Thai-style beef jerky served over a bed of perfectly sticky rice. Moo Yang Kao Neaw: Marinated grilled pork that is delectably smoky and garlicky with just the right hint of sweetness. Kao Moo Dang: Fragrant jasmine rice topped with BBQ pork, sausage, and a killer house-made sauce. Wham Rolls: They come with a house-made tamarind peanut dipping sauce that is ridiculously good- it's worth getting the rolls just to be blown away by that creative dipping sauce. On my last visit, the cashier recognized me from the countless times I visited Bangkok House and Spice Me.  She shared that the owner--the woman with the glasses who greets everyone with a genuine smile--had been a cook at one of the restaurants for years and had dreamed of having her own restaurant. With the opening of What a Meals, she finally stepped out on her own. Knowing that this food comes from someone following her lifelong dream makes every bite taste even better! While it's long overdue, I love that the gastronomic diversity of the Bay Area is finally expanding to the coast so locals have cuisine options beyond fried seafood/Italian/Mexican.

It was an adventure to just find a parking space in the parking lot. This is an outdoor shopping…read morecenter with numerous businesses ringing around the center parking lot. Probably on most days, parking wouldn't be as much of a challenge. However, today, and probably over the past few days, repaving, oil sealing and restriping of the parking lot reduced parking by no more than 25% but created havoc on traffic flow by 200%. Once we got parked, we walked to the restaurant. There was no parking in front of the restaurant due to the restriping. We had to sit outside because we had our dog with us. Fortunately, the area near where we were sitting had already been oil sealed, otherwise we would have left due to the smell. The hostess was kind enough to bring water to us and our dog. The menu is kind of a mess. We were handed three. Two were the same and the third contained "new items". They need to consolidate the menus in a way that makes sense, so similar dishes won't be found in different places. On one of the menus, I saw Roti with a Chicken and Onion Yellow Curry offered as an Appetizer. That was the only Roti that I saw. What was delivered to the table was Roti with a small saucer of Sweetened Condense Milk. Not even close to what I had been expecting. I didn't complain because the Roti itself was good. We just didn't use the Sweetened Condensed Milk. When I asked about it at the end of our meal, it turns out that they offer three different Roti dishes. The one that I expected, the one that I got and one with Massamun Curry that I could not remember seeing on the menu. The dish that my wife ordered was out of stock so she made an impromptu change at the suggestion of the server to a Egg Noodle in Yellow Curry Dish which I can't seem to find in the online menus on yelp. Service was good in that they checked on us fairly frequently. We know that it's tough running a small business and menu changes help to drive the business volume and can keep customers returning. But, at the same time, the menu has to be intuitive and user friendly. Roti with Sweetened Condensed Milk - 4 - I asked and was told that they do not make the Roti in house. That's too bad because I'm a huge fan of Roti Telur with Egg. What they served filled the bill when I dipped it in my wife's Curry Sauce. The Sweetened Condensed Milk turns Roti into a dessert when what I was looking for was an appetizer. Pad See Ew - 3 - The noodles were fine and I really appreciated the Chinese Broccoli (Gai Lan) over the more common American Broccoli. The sauce was a bit sweeter than I expected. I was pleasantly surprised to find a total of 7 shrimp in the dish, especially when the dish was $12 + $3 for the shrimp. Egg Noodles in Yellow Curry with Chicken - 3 - The Sauce was very thin, but the flavor was really good and came in handy for dipping the Roti. She said that she wished that there had been more noodles. In general, the pricing seems to be pretty inexpensive. I don't remember seeing that different proteins had different prices and that could cause problems in the future. Many other restaurants will list the price for the basic dish and then show the add-on price for the various proteins. When we got our check, we were given the wrong check and the difference in price was nearly double. I was told that the Point of Sales software will not allow them to put Table Numbers on the checks and that they have to look at each check to ensure each table receives the correct check. It appears that they've been open for just over one year. The people are very nice. The prices are quite reasonable. The flavors could just be a personal thing, but I can only rate based on my experience and preferences just like anyone else. I would consider returning when in the area. Next time, I would pay more exacting attention to the menus to ensure that what I received was what i wanted.

I love thai food and this is place is legit!! Every bite satisfied my cravings. Definitely get the…read morethai fried rice and pad see ew. I would drive another 50 mins just for the garlic fish too. Service was friendly. Food was fresh. Place was clean with lots of seating. Highly recommend

Lots of free parking nearby and 5 mins away from Venice beach makes it a perfect early dinner…read moreoption after you are done falling in love with a HMB sunset on a sunny clear non-windy day :) In $60 (before tip), we got: 1. Crispy fish sp4 - 4/5 - there was nothing wrong in this at all but i feel a kick was missing in it. Fish was tender inside, crispy outside. Huge portion size. It doesn't come with any sides. 2. Pineapple curry with chicken mild - 3/5 - again, nothing wrong with the dish and huge portion. Red sauce base with veggies, pineapple and chicken. Doesn't come with rice. 3. Rice - 5/5 - $3 for 1 portion of rice seemed expensive to me 4. Tom kha soup - chicken - 5/5 - loved the creamy coconut milk base soup with chicken, mushroom, onions :) we ordered medium and it was plenty for 3 of us!! Clean restrooms and friendly staff :) No outdoor seating.

food is always good and people are very friendly. Pho is a favorite as is the cabbage salad with…read moregrilled shrimp and papaya.

I love their pho broth!!! The serving was very generous. The service was also very good!!!read more

Great neighborhood sushi spot. Always tasty and fresh, including the ramen and udon, and the staff…read moreare friendly and great with kids.

Just tried this sushi spot in downtown Half Moon and wow! The sushi was super fresh and delicious…read more But the real star? Their rice bowls are absolutely amazing. Definitely worth a visit!

The owner at Taste of China and her team are amazing. Service is always top tier and the dishes…read morecome out so fast and fresh. We have loved Taste of China since the early 2000s and will continue to support them! The portion sizes are very generous, our all time favorites are the Chicken Salad, Seasame chicken, honey walnut prawns, sweet & sour pork! Must try Chinese food!!

This is my favorite place to get Chinese food in the area. I have ordered from them a few times and…read morethey have never disappointed me, even through DoorDash delivery. The service is always quick and friendly. My favorite dishes so far have been the salt and pepper squid and eggplant w/garlic sauce. The portions are quite generous. When I order takeout from here, we usually order 3 different dishes and end up having enough food for 4-5 adults.

I don't normally leave reviews, but when I do, I make sure it's worth the effort…read more. This restaurant popped up on my nearby while hunting for a new place to get a decent meal. Kenny's Cafe is not fancy and by no means a fine dining establishment, but if you're into a clean restaurant with staff that takes care of their customers. Then perhaps this is a great place to try. I've worked in a restaurant for nearly half my life and I can honestly tell that it takes quite the effort to uphold a level of cleanliness and consistency especially given the fact that they've been there for over 30 years. I had their salt and pepper pork, well portioned, crispy batter, decently priced with all the right fixings and flavors.. I was not disappointed. I've also tried their prime rib which is a special every other Friday of the week and for $30, you get two sides and a soup. I was impressed with what they served and everything was cooked to standard. (Which is hard to find nowadays) Too clean and well kept to be a hole in the wall but with mountains on one side and the ocean in a tucked cove on the other, Pacifica is definitely worth the trip.

Well, I finally got to try the Prime Rib Special at Kenny's Cafe…read more Wow! I have been to fine dining steakhouses. Kenny's Cafe served up a delicious 12-oz cut of prime rib + veggies and fries for under $30. I asked for medium rare, and I got medium rare. A bowl of soup included. Served every other Friday on the special menu. I suggest you call ahead to confirm.

I have been living in Greenbrae for 13 years and complaining that there wasn't a good Chinese…read moreRestaurant locally; where I could get a really good combination fried rice and chicken curry. I was complaining to a friend ; who recommended that I try DJ's! I did that tonight - DJ's is a hidden gem. The staff were very friendly, and welcomed me with a cup of tea while I waited for my take out order. I didn't have to wait very long. I have just had a wonderful meal and enjoyed every mouthful. I will be definitely be returning to DJ's regularly to enjoy my favorite meal. There is also a very nice back patio where I enjoyed the tea. Well done DJ's !!! Sincerely, Robin Olive

We got food to go tonight and the service was delightful. Very friendly and accessible. The food…read morewas a disappointment. We tried two different soups: a war won ton and a seafood soup. The war won ton was just the won tons with no fillings and the broth was good, but it was not what we expected. The seafood soup was mostly broth with a little bit of fresh mushrooms and French cut green beans and finely we found a couple shrimp and a few bits of calamari. The sweet and sour pork was mushy and didn't have much flavor. The kung pao shrimp was mostly onions! The next ingredient was green peppers and garlic. There were peanuts and still more onions. We are not fans of onions, so this was not a good surprise. The rice was fine but not special. We also ordered plain steamed vegetables and shrimp, which we will try tomorrow night if we are willing to eat this again. Service 5/5 Food 2.5/5 Ambiance 4/5 lovely patio in back of the building and nice linen table clothes. Good window seating. Value/price 3/5 expensive for the quality of the food (canned, frozen veggies etc) The food brings down the experience and we won't go back.