Open kitchen reveals chefs preparing food with clear pride, creating a cozy home-cooked vibe. Atmosphere feels like a lunch hall without rush, inviting diners to enjoy authentic Chinese dishes. Space suits big groups and offers reasonably priced portions with a focus on genuine flavors.
Chinese dishes here have a lighter flavor and stay true to Szechuan roots. The food tastes very authentic compared to many other spots around.
Fried chicken wings come with a spicy kick and pair well with other dishes like pig feet. The chicken is consistently very delicious and flavorful.
"The food here is delicious and authentic Szechuan."
"I found the Chinese food here to be really authentic and yummy."
"The fried chicken here is really yummy."
Good to know
Reservations are not needed; walk-ins are welcome at any time.
Expect a wait of about 30 minutes during peak lunch hours.
Prices are reasonable, averaging less than $20 per dish.
Strip mall Korean restaurant with handcrafted sturdy tables and loud throwback music creates a lively, homey atmosphere. The menu features authentic dishes like bibimbap and spicy fried chicken, often with homemade banchan. It stays quiet enough for quick meals without wait times.
Dishes taste like a Korean mom cooked them, with authentic bibimbap and exceptionally fresh banchan. Owners being Korean adds to the local, authentic flavor throughout the menu.
Spicy fried chicken stands out with its freshness and tenderness. The flavor is consistently amazing and well-seasoned.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and there is usually no wait time.
The restaurant closes between lunch and dinner from 2:30 pm to 5 pm.
Prices for lunch plates have increased to $27 each.
Walls display Hot Wheels collections and JDM car ads, creating a unique, eclectic decor. The atmosphere feels cozy and inviting with a family-run vibe. Seating is limited but comfortable, blending indoor and outdoor options.
Flavors and spice levels match those found in Thailand, delivering authentic Thai food. Tuk Tuk Chicken & Rice serves dishes that stay true to traditional recipes.
Fried chicken skin stands out with a crispy texture. The spicy fried chicken lard appetizer adds a bold kick. Kao Gai Sap offers a flavorful fried chicken option.
Good to know
Portions are generous and prices are reasonable.
The chicken rice option has an additional charge of $1.
You can get a Thai tea for $4 with a rice entrée.
Large, bright Vietnamese restaurant with spacious indoor and outdoor seating and multiple big TVs showing scenes from Vietnam. Atmosphere feels authentic and relaxed, blending American pop and Vpop music at a moderate volume. Menu offers unique regional dishes and fresh seafood not commonly found in other local Vietnamese spots.
Vietnamese dishes like Bún riêu ốc come in big portions with authentic flavors. The atmosphere and service also feel genuine and true to the cuisine.
Fried chicken comes with sticky purple rice and has a very crunchy texture without much batter. It pairs well with other dishes like bun cha Ha noi and blood clams.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a promotion on duck noodle soup for $10 for a limited time.
The portions are large enough to share among three people.
The menu features dishes not commonly found at other Vietnamese restaurants.
Spacious interior with ample parking creates a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. The vibe stays lively, especially during weekends and dinner, while lunch offers a quieter experience. Known for authentic Korean-Chinese flavors, the place features fresh ingredients and classic noodle textures that stand out.
Food delivers authentic Korean-Chinese flavors with a nostalgic taste that stands out.
Fried chicken comes out wonderfully crispy on the outside and incredibly juicy inside. Korean style shines with a distinctive crunch and flavor.
Good to know
There is plenty of parking available at the San Jose location.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Some menu items may be unavailable during your visit.
Small space with modern interior design and cozy atmosphere offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The vibe stays quiet and chill, attracting a modest crowd during weekdays. Decorations and layout create an inviting, clean environment distinct from typical chain restaurants.
Dishes show high quality traditional Vietnamese food with flavors like home-cooked meals. The style blends authentic taste with a modern twist, though some expect deeper, classic flavors.
Fried chicken features a light crispy skin and a juicy inside. The appetizer and fried chicken with rice both deliver delicious flavor.
Good to know
Dinner is very affordable at about $25 per person.
The menu is unique and visually fun to look at.
There is no MSG in the pho.
Restaurant offers authentic Korean fried chicken with crispy, flavorful wings and well-balanced Tteokbokki. Interior feels clean and cozy, suitable for dine-in or takeout, though space is limited. Atmosphere can be lively with loud music and occasional disruptions.
Offers authentic Korean fried chicken with Korean BBQ seasoning that stands out in the US. Consistently delivers a genuine taste of Korean flavors.
Classic Korean-style fried chicken features an extra crispy batter and juicy texture. The fried chicken stays consistently very crispy and tasty at a reasonable price.
Good to know
Happy hour lasts until 7pm on weekdays.
Expect a 20-30 minute wait for freshly cooked food.
Ordering ahead is recommended to avoid long wait times.
Modern Korean restaurant offers a clean interior with beautiful wall art and cozy seating. Atmosphere stays friendly with popular songs playing and nice lighting. Known for authentic Korean pancakes and flavorful dishes with a smoky bulgogi standout.
Old Style Bulgogi soup delivers authentic Korean flavors with perfectly cooked glass noodles. The dishes offer a taste experience that feels close to being in Korea and Hawaii.
Soy glazed and sweet sauce fried chicken come with small portions and lack crispiness. The chicken leans toward a less authentic Korean style with four small wings costing around $20.
Good to know
Parking is available on the side and back of the building.
Expect a slight wait for a table during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant is kid-friendly and can accommodate large groups of 8-10 people.