Bold orange-and-red decor and brass cutlery create a vibrant, inviting atmosphere with a spacious layout. Music plays softly, adding a calming, refined vibe without overpowering conversation. Seating is comfortable and the environment feels clean and high-class.
Crab soup and Moringa soup stand out with rich flavors. The tomato soup offers a comforting, hearty option alongside other soups like murunga and nandu.
Dinner offers vegetarian-friendly options and dishes like Pallipayam chicken that stand out. The food meets discerning foodie standards and prompts recommendations during the meal.
Good to know
They offer a weekday buffet for $19.99 with a variety of options.
The buffet includes free naan and bread.
They have a discount on prices until 9/21 due to their opening.
Small restaurant with modern decor and cramped seating creates an intimate setting. K-pop music videos and sports on TVs add a lively, cozy vibe. Space fills quickly, especially at lunch, attracting a steady crowd seeking authentic Korean flavors.
Soft tofu soups stand out with options like crab and kimchi tofu soup. Spicy marinated pork adds a satisfying kick while beef intestine soup offers a unique taste. Soups serve as the main highlight here.
Dinner here offers a solid spot to gather with friends. The atmosphere suits casual meals and the menu supports a relaxed dining experience.
Good to know
Shin’s Tofu House gets packed at lunchtime, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
The restaurant has limited seating, which can lead to longer wait times during busy hours.
Parking can be limited during busy weekends, so consider arriving early.
Small dining space blends traditional Thai decor with modern touches, creating an intimate and cozy atmosphere. Ambient lighting and soft music set a relaxing vibe that suits quiet dinners or friendly gatherings. Family-run feel adds a personal and welcoming touch to the experience.
Tom Yum soup stands out with its rich, flavorful taste hitting all the right notes. The Tom Kha soup melts in your mouth and offers an exceptional, out-of-this-world experience. A vegetarian menu includes over four soups, providing variety beyond the classics.
Intimate setting with decorations, music, and soft lighting creates a cozy vibe. Good for quiet dinners or catching up with friends.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during peak hours.
Space is limited; it's best to visit with a group of four or fewer.
The restaurant accommodates vegetarian options, including a separate vegetarian menu.
Spacious interior combines minimalist Japanese style with tasteful décor and soft lighting to create a cozy, relaxed vibe. The atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, suitable for casual dinners or quick bites. Friendly chatter and clean surroundings add to the welcoming feel.
Udon soup comes in a giant portion and tastes very good. Miso soup balances savory and umami flavors with a notable seaweed taste.
Dinners come with huge portions and include options like chicken katsu with soft, moist meat. Combo dinners feature a mix of rolls such as rainbow, dragon, and bay lobster.
Good to know
Lunch specials include discounts on certain rolls.
Parking can be tight, especially during peak hours.
Prices are very affordable, making it a great value for sushi.
Small, clean, and modern space offers a cozy atmosphere with natural light and artwork on walls. The vibe is casual and comfortable, similar to a café, making it suitable for relaxed dining. Friendly environment complements the authentic Taiwanese flavors served.
Beef noodle soups feature a savory beef flavor with a slight sweetness and no greasiness. Options include a spicy mala beef soup with chewy thick noodles and a non-spicy bone broth version with tender brisket and generous noodles.
Dinner time is usually quiet with few diners. A happy hour runs Tuesday through Friday, offering all entrees at $15.50 during late lunch and dinner.
Good to know
The CNY promo lasts until supplies run out, so check early.
Spending $30 during the CNY promo earns a red envelope gift.
Happy hour is Tuesday to Friday during late lunch and dinner, with entrees at $15.50.
Cozy dining space with traditional Korean wooden tables and soft lighting creates a homey atmosphere that can get lively. Small indoor area expands to a dog-friendly outdoor patio with heaters. The vibe is welcoming and casual, blending authentic Korean design with a relaxed setting.
Soups here feature tofu beef and dumpling tofu varieties that are consistently flavorful and not too salty. Options like Kimchi Che gae and Yuk Ghe jang add authentic Korean spice and depth.
Dinner features stir-fried vegetables and tofu with a homemade special sauce. Seasonal banchan accompany the meal, served with attentive and friendly service.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on Saturday evenings to avoid 20-30 minute wait times.
Parking is limited in the area, and street parking may require payment.
The restaurant has no dedicated parking available.
Korean restaurant offers quiet, relaxed atmosphere with authentic, cozy vibe and spicy tofu soup as a standout dish. Plenty of table seating and ample parking make it accessible on weekdays without long waits. Complementary tofu salad and varied side dishes add to the homey experience.
Silky, melt-in-your-mouth tofu and fresh seafood define the soups here. The kimchi tofu soup offers a rich, flavorful, and comforting experience with a combination of textures and tastes.
Dinner offers decent prices on clay pot dishes and good portions that can be shared among 2-3 people. Plenty of table seats are available on weekdays with no lines, though weekends have set prices and may get busy.
Good to know
Parking is convenient because the plaza offers many parking spots.
There are plenty of table seats and no line during dinner on a weekday.
During weekends, they only serve dinner portions and set prices.
Small, cozy space with modest decor and bright overhead lights creates a clean, comfortable setting. Warm hospitality and cheerful music contribute to a welcoming, lively atmosphere. Known for authentic Indian flavors and popular momos, it draws regulars seeking genuine Indo-Chinese dishes.
Soups here are spicy and flavorful, with options like hot and sour and lentil soup with lemon. The kothey momos soup stands out for its excellent taste.
Late dinners work well here with a menu suited for groups. The spot fits family and friends parties and offers a friendly atmosphere for dinner gatherings.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted prices on drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant serves a mix of Indian, Nepalese, and Chinese cuisines.
Expect a lively atmosphere with music until late at night.
Spacious Middle Eastern restaurant with outdoor patio and multiple sports TVs creates a casual, lively atmosphere. Seating includes booths and bar-style options, with a mix of relaxing and noisy moments depending on the crowd. The vibe suits both casual dining and watching games with friends.
Lentil soup stands out with its crushed texture and a side of garlic sauce. It pairs well with spiced carrots and walnuts for a balanced meal.
Dinner offers light and healthy Mediterranean dishes with great taste and affordable prices. Meals suit everyday dining and support active lifestyles.
Good to know
Parking can be hard to find during lunch hours.
The restaurant operates on a first come, first served basis.
Arriving by 11:45 AM is advisable to avoid crowds during lunch.
Modern Vietnamese restaurant with a full bar and big TVs showing games creates a lively yet relaxing vibe. Clean, comfortable space combines casual dining with a welcoming atmosphere suitable for late-night meals or remote work. Generous servings and flavorful dishes define the experience.
Soups here stand out with fresh ingredients and bold flavors. Options like the wonton soup and dishes with blood pudding and crab cake offer tasty, light broths that complement noodle dishes well.
Open late hours make it a solid choice for late-night dinners or spontaneous meals. The vibe stays simple and casual, fitting for an easy dinner without fuss.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $3 beers from 12pm to 5pm.
KV Noodle is open until 2am for late-night dining.
The main entrance is from the plaza, not the street.
Small Korean restaurant offers authentic comfort food with generous portions and a busy, friendly atmosphere. Space feels limited and cozy, often filling up quickly. Signature dishes include crispy seafood pancake and spicy stews.
Soups feature beef short ribs and freshly made tofu with rich flavor. Options include Kimchi soup and mild beef tofu soup served in satisfying portions.
Seating happens quickly even on busy weekend nights. Offers a quick and inexpensive dinner option, especially convenient for grabbing food after errands.
Good to know
The restaurant reopens at 5 o'clock.
Parking is plentiful at the restaurant.
Expect a 20% automatic gratuity for parties of five or more.
Spacious restaurant with high ceilings and colorful lanterns creates a clean, airy atmosphere. Circle tables accommodate groups, making it suitable for family gatherings. The menu offers a fusion of Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine, highlighted by juicy roast duck praised for its flavor.
Broth fills the bowl to the rim with a flavorful, tasty base that may include some MSG. Wonton noodle soup and BBQ duck noodle soup come in large portions with authentic Chinese flavors.
Dinner includes Crispy Fried Noodle with Beef and Roasted Duck. The bill covers food, a couple of beers, and an automatic tip, totaling $415.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and wait times are generally short.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, including beer and wine.
The portions are American-sized and reasonably priced at around $17 per bowl.
Modern space features nostalgic movie posters and cinematic decor that spark conversation. Atmosphere stays clean and inviting with complimentary edamame served at seating. Sushi offers fresh, thick-cut sashimi and well-balanced rolls, with a focus on quality and generous portions.
Miso soup comes full of flavor with tofu and green onions. It serves hot and tastes delicious, though sometimes it feels like it was cooked a while ago.
Casual dinner spots offer dinner bento boxes with multiple items at great prices. The bento box with three items provides a solid way to try different flavors in one meal.
Good to know
Sendo Sushi is not open on weekends.
Finding parking at Sendo Sushi can be challenging.
Getting there by 11:45 helps secure seating.
Small Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy, modern vibe with stylish décor and comfortable seating. Atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, fitting for casual meals or intimate evenings. Menu features varied dishes like hot pot, sushi, and sizzling rice bowls with generous portions.
Chicken udon soup features perfectly textured noodles and a savory broth that stands out.
Japanese and Korean fusion shapes the menu with dishes like pork belly ramen and lion roll. Casual dinners and takeout both work well here.
Good to know
The menu offers a variety of sushi, hot pot, and sizzling rice bowls.
Portion sizes are large, making it a good value for the price.
Parking is available in the lot, but can be difficult to find during busy hours.
Small dining area with bright anime-themed decor creates a cozy and hip atmosphere near a college campus. Music plays lively tracks, adding to the fun and comfortable vibe. The space fills with families and students, making it casual and energetic.
Miso soup has a darker color than usual and a taste that some enjoy while others do not. The ramen soup base is customizable with allergy considerations.
Good spot for dinner near campus with options for lunch too. Families find it suitable for a wonderful dinner.
Good to know
The restaurant is located right across the street from San Jose State University.
The prices at Sumi Sushi are reasonable, especially for salmon sushi.
The restroom needs more frequent cleaning due to its small capacity.
Small space combines modern decor with Chinese accents for a cozy, mom-and-pop vibe. Music adapts to customer suggestions, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Food feels gourmet rather than fast-food, with authentic dishes and complimentary touches.
Soups come with spicy broth and tender meat, served hot and full bodied. Complimentary options like seaweed soup add a comforting touch for kids and adults alike.
Dry noodle dish works well for dinner and can be packed to go. Tables fill up quickly, showing it gets fairly busy at dinner time.
Good to know
The restaurant uses QR codes for ordering, making it a tech-friendly experience.
Vegetarian options are available, but confirm with the waiter to avoid meat.
Portions are large and filling, providing good value for the price.
Small, simple space with cozy, homestyle ambiance and outdated decor creates an authentic Japanese feel. Atmosphere stays quiet and casual, often crowded inside with additional outdoor seating. Food serves as comfort Japanese cuisine with generous portions at reasonable prices.
Soups here bring rich flavor and umami, especially in the Soba and hot pot dishes. Miso soup serves as a tasty side alongside meals like salmon with rice and salad.
Dinner feels like a meal made by a Japanese grandmother with super reasonable prices around $24. Many people wait for dinner, showing its popularity.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Expect a 20-minute wait starting at 12:45pm on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, making payment convenient.
Spacious Vietnamese restaurant with modern upscale decor and outdoor dining options. Atmosphere is loud and lively, often crowded but not cramped. Offers a unique DIY spring roll experience with table-side grilling.
Pho noodle soup features tender beef slices and a broth that is mildly salty with a hint of freshness. The chicken soup broth offers a rich and distinct flavor different from standard beef pho.
Dinner here features delicious meals that satisfy a variety of tastes. The spot works well for quick dinners or relaxed family meals with friendly service.
Good to know
Parking is limited since it's shared between all the restaurants in the plaza.
Pho Kim Long only accepts cash payments.
Expect long lines during peak hours; arrive early to avoid waiting.
Open space with live Mariachi music and multiple large screens creates an upbeat, lively atmosphere filled with loud Ranchero-style music and karaoke. The setting blends a sports bar vibe with an authentic Mexican feel, making it energetic and vibrant rather than quiet or intimate.
7 mares soup and zombie soup stand out as flavorful options. Tortilla soup with shrimp is also available, and sometimes they bring free soup and chips.
Staff like Bertha and Erika check on diners consistently and help make occasions like birthdays and anniversaries feel special. Noise levels can be high, which may affect those seeking a quiet dinner.
Good to know
Karaoke happens every Saturday night, creating a lively atmosphere.
Special food deals are available every weekday, including half-off micheladas on Mondays and Fridays.
Parking spaces are limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Simple, clean Japanese design creates a cozy, authentic setting with a spacious dining area. The atmosphere stays quiet and comfortable, even with loud music nearby. Friendly, welcoming environment complements phenomenal ramen and fresh dishes.
Soups feature a creamy base with balanced saltiness and adjustable spice levels. Options include spicy tonkotsu and butter miso, both rich and flavorful.
Dinner draws a crowded crowd even on weekdays. Groups often come after nearby shopping trips, making it a lively spot for evening meals.
Good to know
They offer 50% off all ramen for two more days.
Parking is limited and can be hard to find.
The portion size is good, with plenty of noodles.
Vietnamese restaurant with upscale decor and unique ceiling lighting offers an airy yet crowded space filled with loud, lively music and a bustling atmosphere. Tables are small and often packed tightly, creating a warm but chaotic environment. The setting suits groups and parties more than quiet dining.
Soups here feature a light sourness that refreshes the palate. Options include sturgeon sour soup, catfish sour soup, and a seafood sour soup that stands out for its flavor.
Dinner here suits group gatherings like friends and family. Experiences vary, with some dinners being fantastic and others disappointing.
Good to know
Parking is limited and often requires using nearby bank lots.
Reservations are necessary for large groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant serves dishes based on cooking times, not order of arrival.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a vibrant atmosphere and intimate seating. Space feels crammed and noisy at times, creating a lively neighborhood vibe. Known for fresh, delicious sushi and large sushi rolls that stand out.
Free miso soup comes with every order. It tastes delish and arrives warm.
Dinner offers a Japanese meal focus with options like the saba dinner plate. The menu stays consistent during holidays, serving only dinner items in the early evening.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging if the restaurant is busy, which it usually is.
You need to put your name on the waitlist upon arrival.
Keep an eye out for their evening alcohol specials, such as 99-cent hot sake on Wednesdays.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a warm, homely atmosphere with clean, comfortable surroundings. It draws a steady crowd, especially near closing time when it shifts to take-out only. The flavorful pho and dedicated vegetarian menu stand out as key features.
Wonton and pho soups feature rich meat portions and bold flavors. Spicy beef soup offers a delicious kick alongside classic pho broth.
Dinner happens in a family-friendly setting with many families dining even on Sunday nights. Meals are available for pickup around 7:30pm, fitting well with evening schedules.
Good to know
Free parking is available, which is a plus for visitors.
The restaurant serves generous portion sizes for the price.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Spacious interior blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern decor and features dim lighting that creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. The environment suits both casual dining and special occasions, with a mix of quiet moments and occasional lively sounds. Amenities include mini claw machines and digital ordering options, adding a casual, interactive touch.
Miso soup offers a warm, salty hug in a cup and comes with the bento lunch. Udon noodle soup tastes typical and lacks strong flavor compared to other sushi spots.
Dinner features fresh sushi served in a relaxed setting. Early dinners work well here with consistent quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high popularity, especially during peak hours.
Expect a slight wait during peak hours as the restaurant is quite popular among locals.
Parking can be challenging, so plan extra time to find a spot.
Chinese restaurant offers casual, stylish atmosphere with peaceful, chill vibes and a self-ordering menu. The setting is clean and cozy, often less crowded during lunch for a relaxed experience. Dumplings and noodles stand out as authentic and flavorful highlights.
Soup dumplings have a good amount of soup inside, offering a unique experience. Beef soup noodle and chicken dumplings stand out as delicious and comforting options.
Dinner happens around 7:30 with a noticeable dinner rush. The spot offers an enjoyable atmosphere but the crowd at peak times can be intense.
Good to know
Portion sizes are small, so consider ordering multiple dishes.
Prices are significantly lower than similar restaurants in the area.
Final call for food is at 8:30 p.m., with seating ending at 8:15 p.m.
Spacious dining area with a clean, modern design and K-pop playlist sets a welcoming, cozy atmosphere. Complimentary side dishes accompany meals in a relaxed, pleasant environment. TVs display Korean street food videos, adding a unique touch to the experience.
Rich pork bone soup offers tender meat and deep flavor in generous portions. Simple tofu soup delivers comforting warmth and memorable taste. Braised chicken soup soothes with nourishing, gentle heat.
Warm welcomes from Chris and Ashley set a friendly tone for early weekday dinners. The spot suits couples looking for a relaxed dinner experience.
Good to know
Parking is plentiful, but it may get crowded during peak hours.
The restaurant is clean and newly opened.
Prices are decent for the Bay Area, offering good value.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a bright and airy space with a large indoor area and outdoor veranda that evokes Vietnam's vibe. The atmosphere is bustling and vibrant, often crowded and lively, with a mix of booths and chairs inside. Robots serve food, adding a unique touch to the experience.
Soups feature a savory broth that is not too fatty and often include tender meats like short rib and meatballs. Noodles have the right texture, and some soups come with Hue-style seasoning for a spicy kick.
Expanded seating cuts down wait times even on busy Saturday nights. Offers a quick dinner option with a family-friendly vibe suitable for celebrations or casual meals.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
Parking can be challenging; avoid leaving valuables in your vehicle.
Expect an hour wait during busy times, especially on weekends.
Huge space with large family rooms and Italian decor creates a relaxed, chill atmosphere. Seating accommodates big parties comfortably with good wheelchair accessibility. Unlimited salad and fruit juices add to the casual dining experience.
Unlimited servings of hot soup come with the meal, often paired with fresh breadsticks. The soup has a rich, comforting flavor that many find satisfying alongside the salad.
Dinner here offers quick seating even on busy nights and friendly service that adds energy to the meal. The food leans away from authentic Italian but serves as a solid choice for a casual dinner, with prices around $50 for two.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant offers a semi-private room for gatherings of up to 10 people.
Parking is plentiful at this location, making it easy to access.
Small Japanese noodle shop with cozy, clean interior and limited seating including bar and tables. Atmosphere feels authentic to Japan with simple decor and no background music. Space is cramped and narrow, suited for small groups and quick dining rather than lingering.
Soup here stays rich and consistent like the original location. The dipping soup is flavorful without overpowering, and the LA spot serves a thicker broth with chewier noodles.
Seating at the bar happens immediately for early dinners with no wait during late afternoon visits. The spot suits a comforting meal for both lunch and dinner.
Good to know
The restaurant only seats 30, so the wait might be long depending on the time of day.
They do not take reservations, so it is first come first serve.
Parking can be very difficult; allow at least 5 minutes to find a spot.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers modern, elegant interior with a quiet, comfortable atmosphere enhanced by soft instrumental Chinese music. The space feels inviting and upscale despite its smaller, irregular layout. It attracts diners seeking authentic Lanzhou beef noodles and northwestern Chinese flavors in a relaxed setting.
Rich bone broth with a nice spice blend forms the base of the soup. Noodles arrive piping hot with a chewy texture that pairs well with the balanced, authentic flavors.
Portion sizes stay very satisfying for the price, fitting both quick lunches and relaxed dinners. Leftovers box well and the stew pairs nicely with added potatoes for a hearty meal the next day.
Good to know
The restaurant is very popular; expect wait times, especially on weekends.
You can place your name in a queue and receive a message when your table is ready.
Ordering is done via scanning a QR code, and food arrives quickly.