I was pleasantly surprised with Tsing Tao. They started me off with hot tea and a plate of kimchi. The kimchi was done of the best I've ever had and figured it had to be homemade due to texture and freshness of the cabbage. I asked a server, and she confirmed it was homemade. The soup was very good. But I was very impressed with the beef and broccoli. The broccoli was cooked perfectly al dente and hot as it should be ! The beef was tender and flavorful. The chow mein was very good and flavorful for just being a vegetable chow mein. Everything was very good, if you live in this area make sure you come eat here !! I love in Gilroy, so it's a ways for me to drive.

This place serves great portions for a decent price. The shrimp fried rice is particularly good. The chili prawn is a little too sweet, and can be mistaken for a dessert. The hot and sour soup is a harmonious blend of spicy and tangy flavors. They also offer free jasmine tea with meals. The place is well lit, and service is great.

Hidden gem in South San Jose. American Chinese food? Great choice. Traditional Chinese? Great choice too!

I went out of my way to try to come here for the first time today and I could see several people inside the restaurant preparing food. As I approached, I could see a handwritten sign that said 'Closed' and what looked like Wednesday 1/28 (I looked at my phone to confirm that it was indeed Tuesday 1/27). I opened the door, and a lady SCREAMED at me "CLOSED! CLOSED!" while shooing me away. Ok. Cool. I won't be coming here today, or ever. Thanks.

Solid Chinese food, some Cantonese classics like HK crispy noodles and potstickers with handmade dough. The onion pancake was different than I had before - more like a stuffed pancake so the scallions weren't visible from the outside. Our friends enjoyed the fried rice, wonton soup, etc. The sizzling black pepper lamb was also delicious and tender. Well prepared food and attentive service, would recommend!

Great place! The service is prompt and cordial. We requested to skip adding bean sprouts, after some minutes of ordering. The server went in and interrupted the cook from adding that. Food was tasty and tasted good. The decor is nice: there is a giant image that will draw your interest.

Co worker recommend to come here since I always talk about hole in the wall spots in the town.First and foremost this spot is definitely cleaner and a bit fancier than the hole in the wall spots in Oakland. Second this place is definitely the most affordable in all of Los Gatos where average price for lunch is 18 dollars and higher. But I see why my co workers said this is a hole in the wall spot for Los Gatos. They cook to order so your food come out piping hot. Hot and sour soup is on point. And there was a good amount of bamboo shoot in my soup with mushrooms. They didn’t skimp on one of my favorite type of soup. My chow main wasn’t super oily, fried rice is good too, what I needed was was chilli oil,Sriracha and a tiny bit of sweet and sour sauce to bring it to my nostalgic taste that I grew up eating. Their spring roll was crispy on the outside and firm but soft inside.(missing sweet and sour dipping sauce). Overall it’s a great place and best bang for your buck when you need some affordable food.

Fried rice really dry and no color is just white rice with vegs and egg nothing else, not fried just mixed. Chow mein no color, no seasoning, noodles taste like uncooked and soggy, garlic chicken again no color, beef and broccoli was ok. Didn’t like it and eill never buy food from here ever again.