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Ocean Pearl

3.4 (222 reviews)
ModerateCantonese
Open 10:30 am - 9:30 pm

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Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Annabelle R.

Ordered the roast duck rice plate on Saturday evening, and it was just a few minutes wait for takeout, quick and easy. Service was standard. When I took it out of the bag, that container was heavy! Loaded with a generous amount of cabbage, rice, and chopped up duck. It was juicy and delicious without being too fatty. The only negative thing about my visit was the parking situation. The businesses in this plaza get far more visitors than the parking lot can handle on a weekend.

Poached whole chicken
Leslie Q.

Ocean Pearl is my parents' go-to Chinese dinner on a weekly basis. They're so regular here they've made friends with some of the staff who let them call to make special reservations lol I've come here twice with my family and each time we've had a wonderful meal. Ocean Pearl is located in Milpitas Square off Barber Lane. It is the very last building to the left. The inside is split into 2 main rooms - the first a small waiting room with an area to order roast duck/pork to-go, and a larger dining area with big round tables, lazy susans, and fish on display. Some of the dishes I've tried: - Roast pork - this comes in a half or full order. The meat is pretty standard, slightly dry. But the skin is nice and crisp. - Cold poached golden chicken - the star is the ginger scallion sauce that comes with this dish. The chicken meat is also juicy, but lotta bones. - Salted egg yolk fried shrimp - one of our favorites and is great fresh. Good crunchy shell and tasty salted egg yolk flavor. - Salt and pepper fried fish filets - another one of our favorites. This comes with jalapeno and garlic pieces. The batter is slightly sweet but airy. - Beef chow fun - great, greasy, beefy. Can't go wrong - Special combo fried rice - this has fish roe and crab with lap cheong. It's good, but not my personal favorite. - Stir fried pork belly with green beans - great option for fatty meat and some fiber. Service is quick and if we ever wanted to add a dish, it gets put in and comes out just as quickly. Every time we come out super full and with a ton of leftovers still. I see why my parents continue to return!

For family of four
Hoang N.

We thought it was a dim sum but it's not. It was family large portion Chinese food. Peking duck was so good beef chowmein is huge portion and soup was good for family sharing. Quick service to order. Nice and clean restaurant with good amount of tables , typical Chinese restaurant I the area

House pan fried noodle
May W.

Big Chinese restaurant in Milpitas. The parking lot can get super crowded, so definitely get there early. Chinese food was just okay and pricey. I would rather go to mayflower vs. Ocean Pearl. We had the following: - House Pan Fried noodle - 7/10. The noodles weren't crispy enough and thicker than usual - pea sprouts - 9/10. Good portion size and wok flavor - salt and pepper fish - 8/10. Nice light crispy batter - Singapore noodles - 7/10 - hot and sour soup - 7/10 - beef chow fun - 8/10 Service was a bit slow and we had to flag down the waitresses a few times. They have 2 clean single-stall bathrooms (1 for men and 1 for women).

Full price $15.99 Hoi Nam chicken , tender and juicy
Dianna W.

We came here on Saturday dinner after a concert . It was 7:45 pm . The parking lot was pretty full and we parked a little farther than walked back to the restaurant. Inside all the tables were taken. We waited 15 minutes two tables for 10 and one table for 4 were available. We took the table for 4. Most items on the menu are delicious. This is an authentic Cantonese style restaurant. Portion of the dinner dishes were huge ! Ingredients were fresh and I admired the cooking skill of the chef ! We ordered eight treasures seafood fried rice . It came inside a clay pot and a heating pad under to keep it warm while dinning . It had shrimps , cuttlefish, etc and was stirred fry enough to get the " wok chee " 鍋氣! I loved the steamed giant clams in garlic over cellphone noodles 蒜茸粉絲蒸貴妃蚌。This is the portion of only 2 giant clams . The juice were sweet and intensely aromatic. We ordered the French style beef cube . The sauce was super sweet ( sugar ) that I didn't prefer . The beef was tender and I could taste the baking soda they used to tenderize the beef . This was my least favorite dish . I loved the cooked vegetables pea sprouts tips in minced garlic and covered with dried scallop gravy. It was delicious and healthy. Huge portion. We had a party of four and almost could not finish eating it . There were many other items on the menu . It looked good and we would be back soon !

Pan fried noodles with seafood
Sarah T.

Good local spot for traditional Cantonese style flavors as well as roasted duck, pork belly, and soy sauce chicken! I've been here a handful of times and usually order the same dishes. Here's what I would recommend: ginger scallion lobster (they usually have a deal for 2 - 1lb lobsters for around $40+ dollars), salt and pepper chicken wings, pan-fried noodles with seafood, beef stir fry with mushrooms and bell peppers, seafood clay pot, side order of roasted duck or pork belly! They also serve complimentary sweet green bean dessert at the end of your meal. Overall prices are $25+ on average per dish, good portion for sharing with family, but yes on the pricey side. I like coming to this restaurant because it's smaller than most other Chinese restaurants, the max occupancy is about ~100 people. It does get busy but if you can come earlier for dinner at 5:30pm or so you should be fine. #25-12-15

Giant clam and melon soup with glass noodle
Han-Nha T.

Expect to wait to be seated. Really good dinner menu. Lots of wok hei in stir fries and noodles, best fried rice I've had in a long time. Good quality meats and seafood at very fair prices. Recommend their drier vegetable stir fries, duck, and clam soup to my taste. Others as well like beef stir fries and fish maw soup. Because they are so busy you might have to tell multiple servers to recieve water, etc but nothing crazy. Solid spot busy for a reason.

2 item BBQ with roast pork and bbq pork
Jessica N.

Very authentic Cantonese food. Portions are very good. Service is pretty fast also. The bbq meat here is very good. The chow fun had great Wok-hei. The rice rolls were solid. Restaurant is modern and clean. No wait on a Saturday lunch.

Samuel L.

Consistent, but Not Quite What It Used to Be Overall Impression Having visited a year ago, I decided to stop back in to see if this spot still held up. While the meal is still a solid, dependable option, I noticed some distinct changes since my last visit. One silver lining? There is no longer a long line to deal with, making it a much faster "in and out" for a weekday lunch. Food Quality & Portions I opted for the Weekday Lunch Special, which comes as a complete set: soup, vegetables, rice, chicken, and BBQ pork. The presentation remains beautiful and clean. However, compared to my experience last year, the portion sizes feel smaller. The flavors are still "average-good"--reliable and satisfying, but lacking that punch of seasoning that makes a dish truly stand out. Value & Atmosphere The pricing is still very reasonable for the variety you receive, making it a budget-friendly pick in a mall filled with more expensive choices. The atmosphere is calm and the service is attentive, likely because the crowds have thinned out. Suggestions for the Kitchen While the meal is pleasant, I think it's time for a menu refresh. With so much competition nearby and the portions decreasing, introducing some new, bold lunch items would definitely help bring back that "must-visit" energy. Recommendation A reliable choice for a quick, no-fuss lunch. Great if you're in a hurry since the long lines are a thing of the past, but keep your expectations tempered regarding the portion sizes

Seafood fried rice (4 stars)
Victor L.

The quick rundown for you: + Sichuan string beans with pork belly is a generous portion with lots of meat and not overly spicy where my 11yo daughter can eat it (5 stars) + Beef with mushrooms and bell peppers were my kids' favorite because their meat is tender and cooked medium rare. The kids didn't eat the veggies but they devoured all of the protein. (5 stars) + Seafood fried rice has a salted egg flavor with lots of shrimp and assorted seafood. My wife came all the way here for this dish. I felt like it was better the first time we ate it many months ago. (4 stars) ~ Ambiance is quite nice for a Cantonese style restaurant serving bbq but don't come too late because all of the bbq meats were not available around 8pm (3 stars) - Service is so so here but we did come near closing time. Water didn't get refilled as much as we'd like. (3 stars) Hope this helps someone who's hungry for decent Chinese food!

Yang zhou fried rice
Irene C.

Came here with my parents on a Tuesday night around 6 pm. Service was excellent and efficient. The food was delicious! My parents and I absolutely loved everything we ordered. My favorite was the chicken clay pot( in the photo) , so full of flavor. Portions are huge too. We will definitely be back to try other dishes.

Chicken & BBQ Pork combo - lunch special
Lav L.

We ordered 2 items from its daily special, both are good given the price is very affordable Chicken & BBQ Pork combo - lunch special Stir fried ho fun with beef - lunch special Portion is big too.

Two lobsters on a bed of noodles
Helen L.

Food and parking check. The place looks so comfortable with their chairs. Reminds me of eating in a super cool dining room. Came here at 5 pm and plenty of parking. Long ago pre-covid the parking was horrendous. The place is located in the corner. The entrance, you are welcomed by the ducks which were hanging. Chinese deli. Food was great. Big portions and tasty. Their roast pork was crunchy. Duck with tiny taco bread buns that does disintegrate. The Peking pork just had meat, didn't have bone. The best human chicken. The big lobster, 2 lobsters for $50. This was a celebration of four birthdays so we had a feast. Service was accommodating and great. No attitude at all. Love this place.

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As of this writing (12/30/24) do they serve dim sum on carts? If so, is it for lunch or dinner or both? Thx

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Do they offer catering? If yes, do they offer free delivery?

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4.7
(959 reviews)
0.1 mi
$$
Family-owned & operated
Women-owned & operated

Wait for dinner on a weekday holiday was about 10 minutes. Ordering is done through QR code on the…read moretable. The truffle and mushroom rice tastes incredible! The Chinese sausage pieces sprinkled throughout added extra flavor too. The bowl is deep so there seemed to be roughly 5 cups of rice. Unfortunately the laksa shrimp fried rice was disappointing in comparison. It didn't have much flavor overall - better than plain rice but definitely needed more seasoning. The menu lists homemade laksa sauce as an ingredient but we didn't taste that, and the dish wasn't spicy at all either despite the 1 chili pepper rating. But it looked just like the menu picture so maybe the description is wrong. Fried chicken with tom yum sauce came with 6 pieces. Very juicy. We also enjoyed the herbal roasted prime steak with sausage rice. The delicious rice had the taste of fish sauce. Most of the short rib slices were soft and a few were slightly chewy but overall decent quality. Some of the fattier pieces of meat were still attached to the bone.

An absolute delight and a great choice if you're a mushroom fan!…read more This place has been on my queue for a while to try out, and it really hit the spot. I came here on a Friday evening with my friend to grab dinner around 6:00 PM. The wait was around an hour, so be very prepared if you're coming during the dinner rush. This spot is located where the majority of the Asian restaurants are in Milpitas, so it's safe to say the parking can get a bit hectic and intense. The interior of the place is very bright, modern, and clean. There is a lot of seating for a small space, but the reason they are so busy has a lot to do with the number of people wanting to check this spot out. When you sit down, you scan their virtual menu via QR code and order there instead of through a server. You have the choice to order on one phone as a group or separately. Between my friend and me, we ordered a beef mint salad, fried tofu, confit mushrooms, and truffle mushroom rice. I will say that when we first got the fried tofu and confit mushrooms, we were quite surprised by the small portions compared to the price. That said, they were delicious, but skippable if you're trying to find the best bang for your buck. What I absolutely would recommend is their truffle mushroom fried rice. This might have been my best bite this month. It was so savory, the mushrooms hit perfectly, and the coating of butter on the rice was supreme. It was $28 for a bowl, but it was a good value to split between two people. Overall, this place had great, fast service (our food came out in under 10 minutes), a nice ambiance, and fresh, flavorful food.

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HL Peninsula Restaurant

HL Peninsula Restaurant

3.4
(680 reviews)
0.2 mi
$$$

Went to HL Peninsula, and it was aggressively packed! We came on a Sunday morning and waited over…read morean hour and a half for a party of five, so come prepared. In my opinion, their system for waiting for tables is a bit chaotic. They do not ask for your phone number; instead, they print out a receipt with a number and call it out when your table is ready. There is a monitor inside the restaurant that you can watch, but since it's so crowded and the way the system is displayed on the screen, it's kind of hard to tell what is going on or what your status is. Service-wise, it's exactly what you would expect from any Chinese restaurant serving dim sum, if you know what I mean. :) Inside, the restaurant is very spacious and large, and I am assuming the reason for the long wait is that it's one of only two places to get dim sum in Milpitas (the other being Mayflower in the other highly packed plaza nearby). They do not serve dim sum with the traditional cart system where dishes are rolled around the dining room. Instead, you order from a menu and mark down how many quantities you want of each item. My family got a variety of dishes, but I'll call out some notable ones: * Their shu mai was juicy and packed with meat, probably one of the best shu mai I've had in the South Bay. * Their har gow skin broke apart really easily, which bummed me out, but it was generously stuffed with shrimp. * My favorite dish was their purple rice rolls. It was basically a Chinese donut stuffed with shrimp and wrapped in a purple glutinous rice roll. * The chicken feet were very balanced and not too sweet. * The truffle scallop dumpling had a rich mushroom flavor, and the scallop added a nice flavor profile. * The BBQ pork was coated well with the char siu sauce. It was tender and bold in flavor. Overall, my experience here was great, but I do not think it warranted more than a 30-minute wait. The food also came out a bit slowly in my opinion, but that was probably due to the high volume of people.

Cane here with a party of 3 for Father's Day, got quickly seated in a side room unfortunately…read morerather than the main area where we could browse carts. We ordered our usual: shrimp rolls, shrimp dumplings, sui mai, salted fish and chicken fried rice, chicken feet. Unfortunately literally every dish came before the sui mai and shrimp dumplings (seriously? its the most popular dish). I'll start off with the good dishes because honestly there were so little, the two best dishes were the siu mai and chicken feet. The siu mai was hearty, flavors were good, and it was large. The chicken feet was cooked perfectly, texture was consistent throughout and the flavors were subtle and well seasoned. Now the fried rice was 25$, I really wanted this to be good. My honest description of it is ‍, the rice was well cooked, shards were fluffy and seasoned nicely yet that was it. The salted fish was rarely seen, youd only notice every 3 spoonfuls and the chicken was passable. Shrimp rice rolls and shrimp dumplings are my stable go tos, I've been eating these dishes since I was small. These two were a complete disappointment, the batter were both chewy and honestly felt TOO thick. Then it seemed like there was a batter of some sort on both shrimp fillings? This cause the shrimp to have bites that were EXTREMELY chewy, like why are rice rolls chewy??? Final bill was 150$ for mid food that came out late and poorly time. Would NOT come here again.

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Koi Palace

Koi Palace

3.2
(1.8k reviews)
0.3 mi
$$

Reservations necessary! ESP during weekends, holidays, such as Father's Day. It was crazy madness…read morein there, reservations were at 12 but was seated at 1245. The host Leslie managed the crowd very well! What we ordered Chicken feet, black bean spare ribs, shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings, shrimp rice roll, bbq pork rice roll, Chinese broccoli, honey walnut prawns, bbq pork buns, XO sauce stir fried rice rolls, stewed beef gizzards, fried rice, salt &pepper squid, Peking duck We definitely over ordered and had loads of leftovers. The highlights were the chicken feet, honey walnut prawns, sat & pepper squid, and the bbq pork steamed rolls. Every item came out fresh, hot, clean, and tasted really nice. No overwhelming MSG after effects nor taste. Our server Will was very helpful. We tipped cash but paid by card, accidentally totaled max tip into the receipt total but he made sure to clarify with us before charging. We appreciate the honesty! Our busser was really helpful too, cleared the table and got us everything we asked for Have been here many times and will continue to! Definitely worth the visit for quality Cantonese dishes!!

I hate having to write this review because this used to be one of my favorite places for dim sum…read more Unfortunately, the quality has noticeably declined over the past year. The food used to be fresh, flavorful, and consistently delicious. Lately, however, it feels like corners are being cut. Several dishes taste as though they are pre-made or frozen rather than freshly prepared, which has been disappointing. What makes this especially frustrating is that my group and I used to come here every Sunday and genuinely looked forward to it. It was a regular tradition for us. Sadly, the experience is no longer what it once was. I sincerely hope the restaurant can return to the standards that made it so popular in the first place. Until then, I'll be taking my dim sum outings to Walnut Creek instead.

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The Rice House

The Rice House

3.6
(167 reviews)
0.3 mi
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This was my first time dining at The Rice House, and my initial impression was a bit unexpected…read more The restaurant operates as a hybrid self-service concept, which I found very interesting. Walking in feels like a full-service restaurant, yet the service model is different. It was new to me, and I assume this is a growing trend inspired by Asia. The food, however, was excellent. My family and I ordered the beef chow fun to evaluate their wok skills, and it definitely met the standard. In addition, the rice pot was very flavorful and well executed . The pricing was fair, especially considering the high rent typically associated with food plaza locations. I will definitely be coming back. One thing I hope to see in the future is frog added to the menu.

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Golden Sun Palace

Golden Sun Palace

3.2
(347 reviews)
2.2 mi
$$

This restaurant has been around for a long time serving Cantonese cuisine in Milpitas. They have…read moredim sum available during lunch in addition to their regular menu items. A few dishes they do well here are the salt and pepper spare ribs (pork chop), salt and pepper fish fillet, dried scallop with egg fried rice - all their varieties of fried rice are yummy. Servers are courteous but if the restaurant is busy, servers don't come around as often as they should. You may have to flag them down. I recommend asking for everything up front if you don't see what you want at your table. For example, certain condiments or dipping sauces for your dim sum or glasses of water, extra napkins, etc. Request that stuff when the wait staff first show up or when you order. The ambiance is your typical Chinese restaurant. Simple and clean enough considering how long this restaurant has been in business. Nice chandeliers. Busy on the weekends for those coming in for dim sum. Restaurant is a decent size and has tables that are good for larger parties as well. Located in a busy plaza which houses many eateries near Lion Supermarket.

This place shocked me...I liked it! I have been here several times now to wait out the traffic in…read morethe Bay Area after work. The staff is friendly and nice including the owner who knows my go to meal which is beat tendon stew with turnip. I have had other dishes and they are all superb and delicious. Not sure what all the complaints about the food are but I have dined in a lot of Chinese dim sum places including Koi Palace and I love this place more. I have not ordered a dish I did not like and I have tried quite a few of the chef specials already. Ambiance is huge and wide open with nice tables and cloth. I go after work at around 7pm and there is a nice spattering of regulars but I know this place gets crowded in the weekend.. Price is fair but the food and ingredients high quality so I don't care as good food trumps price. I love this place and am happy the owners and staff recognize me. The food is superb and tasty and the ambiance perfect when not busy. I highly recommend coming here for an awesome food and chef to table experience!

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Highland Noodles

Highland Noodles

4.1
(683 reviews)
2.3 mi
$$
Speaks Mandarin
Discounts available

The restaurant is very clean and I liked how I was able to see into the kitchen. The decor on the…read morewall was also very cute -- it showed the different noodles shapes! I am a huge fan of the noodles here -- very wide, flat and chewy. They also do not skimp out on the amount of food that they give you. The portions here are HUGE! The service is also very quick and they make sure to seat you right away and bring your food out in a timely manner. I went when it was busy and I was very satisfied with the efficiency. Pork Wonton with Chili Sauce - 9/10. The dumpling were so juicy and the pork inside was very flavorful. The chili sauce added a nice kick of spice and was so savory. Braised Chicken with Flat Noodles - 8/10. The flat noodles were the best part of the dish and honestly it wasn't spicy! Numb Spicy beef flat Noodles - 10/10. This dish had a strong kick to it! It was spicy but the best part was that the spice did not overwhelm the flavor. The wide chewy noodles soak up every bit of the rich savory sauce making each bite so flavorful. They also have so many toppings other than the beef too which I liked.

The noodles are amongst the better ones I have tried in recent years…read more We heard of this place from a friend who lives in Fremont, so we drove down to Milpitas to check this out. It is in the same plaza as the popular porridge place and New China Tofu (where they used to sell Stinky tofu - but that is for a different story). The place is roomy and clean, the service was decent, friendly enough but we had to ask for sharing bowls and spoons. The order is the usual QR code so you order online, but pay offline. They have plenty of selection, but since it was just the 2 of us, and based on the name, noodles should be must orders. We had a soupy version (hot and sour fish) and a dry version (spicy ground pork), with a side order of cold appetizer (shredded tofu skin salad). The cold appetizer was a bit salty, but the overall flavor was pretty good. We added more chili oil that is available on the table. There was a wait between the appetizer and the next dish, we finished the appetizer before the first noodle arrived. Hot & Hour Fish - we selected the hand-cut noodles. The noodles were thick with just the right amount of chewiness. The broth was amazing with just enough kick, not too spicy. The fish was tender and the tofu was wonderful. The only "veggie" was the pickled/perserved mustard greens. We really enjoyed this one. Dry/Stir spicy noodles with ground pork - we selected the thick flat noodles for this. The presentation was beautiful and we could smell the chili powder and it was wonderful. A bit oily, which i understand as we need the oil to get the sauce mixed and noodles do not all stick together. The kick for this dish is actually less than the fish noodles, and not too salty, which was great after the salty appetizer and the strong flavor of the fish noodles. We did not finish and had to bring them back home. And we know we will be back!

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Seafood stir fried noodles
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Mayflower Restaurant

Mayflower Restaurant

2.8
(1.2k reviews)
0.2 mi
$$

Came by for a late dinner and made it 45 minutes prior to them closing. They greeted and seated my…read moreparty of 4 as soon as I walked in. They were not busy and we were advised to order soon, as their kitchen would close shortly. Items ordered: Soy sauce chow mein- Large portion and taste was fine and as expected. Beef stew noodle soup- Large portion and plenty of beef and noodles with some choy. Taste was okay. Salt and pepper pork chops- I opted for no jalapeños. The fried garlic was good but this was VERY fatty. Majority of the pork chops were gristle and inedible. Choy in broth- Large order and taste was fine. Fish congee- Portion size was okay and decent amount of fish. Staff were very friendly, brought us the bill but explained that we had plenty of time to finish our meal (as they were trying to balance the register prior to closing), and even brought us desserts. Ambiance- 2/5 stars This location is in need of an update. They do have a private room and seating is not too crowded, which is a plus. Food- 2/5 stars Portion sizes were big but they could definitely do better about the quality of food served. Service- 4/5 stars Everyone was friendly and helpful

This restaurant used to be my go-tơ place for Dimsum and Cantonese food but the quality of food and…read moreservices have gone down so much that I am not sure if I'd recommend it to diners. We're in for Dimsum and ordered through a marked down menu. They missed a couple of items and upon inquiries we were told the items were sold out. Asked for ice waters but none were given until asked again. Nơ chilly oils and vinegars ơn the table. We asked for them, and none were given. They charged 18% service fee automatically but there was no services!!!

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Ocean Pearl - cantonese - Updated June 2026

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