2-3 stars objectively but I want to put 4 stars for memories. You've been here; you know it; it's exactly the same. This location is cleaner and faster than in Mountain View. If you've never been, it's big cheap fast and crowded. Mostly Mexicans who call it Chinese, but it's Vietnamese. Dishes are mostly dough, some meat, and rarely any vegetables. It's not very good food or dining experience but it's comfortable. I'd recommend the taro fried dough with egg (warning contains peanut!) Or rice noodle soups. We always get a couple pounds of frozen meatballs and a cup of orange juice when we pay. It's the only reason we come anymore. Used to be $6 before the pandemic, but now it's $12 for a bowl.

The spicy beef sate rice sticks are fenomenal. All rice cake noodles are great, authentic, very flavory. Everything came in large portions and we couldn’t finish three plates between the three of us. We definitely want to go back!

This restaurant has been here for a long time, I've been there maybe 3 times, but this will probably be my last time. It's very narrow inside, and the tables are right next to the tables next to them. I ordered Lemonade, but it came with a cup of sugar water + lemon slices for $5.95 (see picture ), the fried instant noodles were OK, but the pork chop was very thin $17.95 . The seafood puff soup not only took a long time to wait, but the soup inside was canned + two pcs shrimps, two pieces of squid $ 14.75 .

This establishment is a Hong Kong-style café, reminiscent of similar venues found in Los Angeles. It features a menu that offers a fusion of traditional Chinese and Western-style dishes, typical of the Hong Kong dining experience. While exploring the menu, I faced the challenge of choosing from a wide array of appealing dishes. Ultimately, I opted for the baked pork chop, which closely resembled my previous experiences and was quite enjoyable. Additionally, we ordered the Hainan chicken rice, a dish where the quality of the rice is crucial. While it was satisfactory, it didn't quite meet the standard of what I had previously tasted in LA. Another noodle dish we tried was also quite good. As I currently reside outside of the West Coast, I may not have the opportunity to return. However, for those who live in the area and are seeking authentic Hong Kong café cuisine, this restaurant is worth a visit.

Came in on a Sunday night and it was pretty empty. The food was decent; the walnut prawns and the fried rice were good, while the stir fried veggies were on the garlicky side (wasn't mentioned on the menu and the kids didn't like it). The chicken was dry (overcooked?) so that was the only dish that was no good. Price wise for the 4 dishes it was almost $90 pretip. The verdict is I think there are better options in the area.

I recently visited Asiana Restaurant, and honestly, it was a bit of a letdown. Maybe it was just the night I went, since there was a birthday party happening, but it was ridiculously loud with karaoke blasting the entire time—made it almost impossible to have a conversation. On top of that, the cleanliness was definitely lacking. The plates, bowls, glasses, and even the rice containers were sticky, and it was clear they weren’t washed properly. The tables weren't wiped down either, which made the whole experience feel pretty off-putting. As for the food, it was pretty disappointing. Everything was way too salty, and the timing was just all wrong. We had to wait around 30 minutes for the next wave of dishes to come out, and by the time they arrived, we were already full. The chairs were uncomfortable, and to top it all off, the bathroom was in awful condition. Overall, it didn’t live up to expectations, and I wouldn’t rush back.

Quick good Chinese food. Staffs are nice. Clean and spacious place.

Usually don't go to Panda Express but this one opens pretty early so got breakfast there. Had the 2x teriyaki chicken with white rice and gotta say it's really solid. Rice is rice and the chicken was above average, portions seemed larger then before too. At today's prices this was more then passable.

Quick good Chinese food. Staffs are nice. Clean and spacious place.

Usually don't go to Panda Express but this one opens pretty early so got breakfast there. Had the 2x teriyaki chicken with white rice and gotta say it's really solid. Rice is rice and the chicken was above average, portions seemed larger then before too. At today's prices this was more then passable.