I'm surprised that I missed this place all these years I have lived here. Beautiful ambiance, cozy…read moreand so well decorated. The one dish that stood out the most for me is the red curry with tofu. It is not the generic dish you get at most thai places. This is unique in the type of ingredients they used. Fresh black pepper stalks, bamboo shoots, lemongrass, lotus root, ginger. Everything in that dish tasted heavenly. Royal Pineapple Fried rice also tasted so great. Food was spicy exactly how we enjoyed it. Medium spicy can be a little spicier than usual, but we enjoyed it. Totally coming back to try more!

Very tasty food at Pad Thai. Our server brought salads immediately and placed our orders of green…read morebeans w/chicken and garlic basil noodle with shrimp. Heat level was just right, I ordered mild but it still had some pleasant spice.

All the noodles were hand pulled on the spot. Soup is made in the kitchen. Completely different…read morefrom the pre made fast food that are getting popular for Chinese food. We ordered fried rice and stir fried dishes too which were also really good Not to mention the portions are big too Hidden gem that should not be missed

New replacing chick n fish. Americanized fast food serving predominately hispanic commjnity living…read morenearby. Owner onsite. Can ask for custom orders. They still serve fish and chips. Remodeled the interior adding an outdoor area to sit down and eat. Sticky rice good. Heavy portions of noodles and fried rice.

One of the best mom & pop Chinese restaurants I've been to in the Bay…read more My friend & I came in for lunch and ordered the bbq fried rice, beef & broccoli, Salt & Pepper fish and the honey walnut shrimp. Service was great. They were fast and friendly when taking our order and even offered their own recommendations of dishes to try out, but we ended up picking out the food we were craving in that moment. Bbq pork fried rice, Salt & Pepper fish, Beef & Broccoli & Honey walnut shrimp were all hits. . They have really good portion sizes where it's enough to share with multiple people. The owners were really friendly to us and felt like we were eating at a family friend's house. Our meal was so great I even felt the need to go thank the chef for doing such a great job cooking the food lol. If you're thinking about wanting to try some authentic Chinese food, Lee's kitchen is the place to go to.

I'm always in the mood for Chinese food, so I was happy to find this spot on Yelp. I stopped in…read moresolo for lunch and the place was nearly empty, just one other table taken. Like many American-Chinese restaurants I've visited, there was an older woman at the counter and the decor felt frozen in time. I ordered a lunch special that came with soup. The egg drop corn soup wasn't piping hot but still tasted great. I enjoyed the small bowl, and my main dish arrived soon after: a generous portion of fried rice with string bean chicken, served on a classic Corelle Country Cottage plate. The server, who I assume was the owner, said "Doesn't it look delicious?" as she set it down. It did, almost. The string beans were overcooked and limp instead of crisp, and parts of the rice were a bit dry. Apart from those two issues, the seasoning was spot-on, the portions were generous, and it was pretty satisfying overall.

Decent spot! Sweet cashier, kind of limited selection. Not the best Mongolian BBQ I've had but…read moredefinitely not the worst. Good enough to satiate any cravings you may have

It has been a while since I've been to Gobi Mongolian BBQ. I usually have been to the ones at the…read moremall. The parking lot is decent sized and parking shouldn't be a problem. They are next to Pho Queen, Subway, Hometown Health Spa, etc. The service was friendly. NOTE: They are NOT an AYCE place! It's pretty much work your way down the line filling up your max limit of two bowls with sliced meats (beef, chicken, and/or pork), noodles, fresh vegetables, and a sauce bar that you make yourself with some house recommended sauces to help you along. Afterwards, you hand your bowl to the cook and he will prepare your mixture together into the Mongolian Bbq dish to enjoy. They do offer some free fried won Ton wrappers with sweet and sour sauce. Complimentary steamed white rice and Fountain soda machine. Bottled drinks extra charge. The interior is simplistic with minimal decor and basic with dark colors.

Solid place for Cantonese food. They have set combos for a very reasonable price and the dishes are…read morealways good. We particularly like the 2A combo which comes with lobster (with ginger & scallions), salt & pepper pork chop, and stir fried mixed seafood. We're also a big fan of the cashew shrimp. They have some dim sum options, although the regular Chinese food dishes is their main bread and butter. The fried rice is a huge portion size! Good amount of seating inside, ranging from larger round tables to a handful of comfortable booths that would seat up to 4 adults. Staff is attentive, but mostly hands off except delivering dishes to you. Parking is easiest in the public lot right behind the restaurant, although there is sporadic street parking out front as well, although they are walkable from any of the public lots in MV. One of our favorite places for solid and consistent Cantonese dishes. Usually there isn't a wait, even during peak dining hours, which makes it super convenient.

Kirin went under new ownership. I was getting a feel for Chinese seafood. We ordered the half…read morePeking duck, lobster scallion and beef chow fun. Beef chow fun tasted bland, lobster was tasty and the Peking duck was alright. The buns for the duck were just right. This is a good place to dine for Cantonese style cuisine. It is fusion so not quite the flavors but still good to eat there when you get the feel for it. Waiters were attentive.

LOVE this place and had a craving! Eat all you want, WHAT you want. I chose the chicken with…read morenoodles and tons of fresh veggies. The sauces I chose for cooking were Garlic, House Soy, Oil, and Terriyaki. Finished it off with toasted sesame seeds. We ate outside, and the weather was lovely. Delish! If they could offer better water, instead of from the tap, that would be up to 5 stars. The water is not good.

Walked in and didnt rralize we couldn't seat ourselves. Chose a table and started walking over…read moreuntil I heard someone say "excuse me" pretty rudely and loudly and gave us a stare that could cut through rock. He led us to a table and sat us down for two adults. My stroller is blocking the walkway pretty much. Im taken aback at how he jiat stared at us from once we walked in until we decided on a seat and started walking before he even attempted to say anything, like, yellow, welcome in"?! Anyways, something smelled like it was rotting. It was pretty unwelcoming to eat with that stench in the air. No one came by to ask us how we were or if we needed anything else. Not the best customer service. Food was decent enough i slaw but the sauces you add on her washed away with the amount of water they use to cook your mixing in. It was a hot day and it felt even hotter inside the place so I was surprised thwy gave a pitxhwr of water with no ice. It was luke warm water! Overall glad i tried the place but would not come back.

Needed a quick late dinner after a long day at the hospital and Lock Chun met the need. The inside…read moreis simple and very clean. In fact we were surprised by how many people were in the restaurant at 8:15 - lots of locals and repeat customers. Entrees were very tasty, service and speed of good prep was excellent and we will be back. I forgot pictures but the Mongolian Beef, beef chow fun noodle and bbq pork rice were our favorites. The potstickers were hot and hot the spot!

They have lunch specials during the week with quite a lot of choices. It comes with sweet and sour…read moresoup and your choice of entree with rice or noodles, along with an eggroll. Food is served hot and come out pretty quickly. In general, their food is more like Americanized Chinese food and taste decent. Service is ok. The decor is old inside. During peak time, parking may be tight since parking lot isn't big.

Still a bit tired from the cross-country flight, I wanted something restorative. Noodle soup…read more Broth. Something that could put me back together. San Jose alone is home to close to 150,000 Vietnamese residents, the largest Vietnamese population of any city outside Vietnam. That influence extends throughout Santa Clara County and the surrounding Silicon Valley area. There's no shortage of Vietnamese restaurants, Chinese noodle shops, and ramen joints here, but many of them are in shiny new developments with equally shiny prices. I don't believe in bougie noodle soup. And if I had to fight for parking again today, there was going to be a problem. Pho Nam in Sunnyvale, just a stone's throw from some of the most valuable tech companies on the planet, sits in an old, beat-up strip mall with a 7-Eleven, a liquor store, and a seedy sports bar. Inside, it looks like a pho restaurant preserved from another era: green vinyl chairs, fluorescent lights, patterned tile floors, floral plates, and a glowing neon NAM sign behind the counter. Pure utilitarian noodle shop. Nothing designed for Instagram. I ordered the cha gio and a small rare beef pho. The beef came thinly sliced on a separate plate so I could add it to the steaming broth myself. The egg rolls were crisp and generously packed with glass noodles, dried mushrooms, and carrots, giving the filling a pleasant sweetness. The pho was exactly what I needed: clear but deeply flavored beef-bone broth, aromatic with warm spices, then amplified with jalapeños, bean sprouts, lime, and fragrant purple Thai basil. No reinvention. No luxury toppings. No $28 bowl of wellness theater. Just restorative broth in a beat-up strip mall. Perfect.

Banh mi was ok...pretty dry though. Way too much cilantro on it!…read more Their spring rolls were not good...all pork and very minimal shrimp. First spring roll I've had that was really dry.