This Panda Express always disappoint me with my food every single time me and my family go there. Idk what it is but whenever we get food it’s more veggies than the meat and yes I know veggies are good for you but need meat too!!! Don’t know when I posted this but just went to panda again ordered my favorite food black pepper steak well not happy. The food I got looks like I got less, the other Panda Express I go to I have no problem but this specific location there’s always something.

I drive from San Jose to this particular location because all the 3 Panda Express around my area have been extremely disappointing. That’s how much better this one is. Hopefully they will continue to keep the same integrity and consistency of making Panda taste good.

The service here was quick and friendly and the portions were great for family style. We ordered the green beans, wings, beef chow fun, sizzling rice soup. The beef chow fun and green beans could have been a bit more seasoned, but they were still delicious. Overall great experience!

After seeing the good reviews, I decided to grab some takeout from this place. I got the green beans, but I messed up and ordered them fried somehow. I also got the hot and sour soup + egg roll + fried rice add-on, and the fried chicken wings. The green beans were very well prepared and tasted okay, but they just weren't what I had in mind. I'm gonna go back and get them without the breading next time. They were VERY plentiful, though. The egg roll was much better than your typical one. The soup tasted like most other hot and sour soups, so it also wasn't my favorite. I'll try the won ton next time. The fried rice was much better than average. Finally, the chicken wings were some of the best I have had in a long time. Perfectly cooked, tasty, crunchy. I'd go there just for those any day. Finally, the venue was clean and the gentleman at the counter was very nice. I will be back.

A friend recommended this place a while back and we decided to try it out. The food does not disappoint. The spicy lamp skewers are spicy, but flavorful. The pancakes with green onion beef are good. The pancakes are crispy. The Dan Dan Noodles and braised beef noodles are good too. Very satisfying meal overall. 😊

I came here because my friend had put some money down in account here for a discount, which you can use towards food but not tip or gift cards, obviously. We didn’t order try any of the beef noodle soups they were known for because there were much more interesting things to order. They have a large selection of snacks, like XLB, dumplings, beef pancake and the like. We tried the pan-fried buns and they were alright. Crispy but there was not enough soup inside and the meat filling was so-so. We also got cumin lamb skewers as an appetizer. One order has two skewers, very filling and with lots of chili powder. We ordered one soup to share and it was the perfect light starter. The portion was very good too. There is enough for about 8 bowls of soup. Recommended dishes: -spicy tofu and preserved egg: I cannot gush enough about this dish. This isn’t your standard thousand year old egg dish with some pork sung on top. It is well-seasoned, spicy 🌶️ to cut into some of that flavor that turns some people off. There are two types of preserved egg. Easily our favorite of the night, hands down. -crispy fish with tomato sauce. It was delicious and the price was the cheapest I have seen recently. -dry chicken noodles in brown gravy sauce. This is a large dish and there are scissors to cut the ever so long pulled noodles.

We were able to order ahead via the phone while waiting for a table. That was a plus A bit overpriced for the portion size Two of us ordered 5 dishes, but it wasn't filling at all. We like what we ordered, and though The beef brisket stew could be softer Lettuce with garlic sauce was very tasty Loved the tofu dish. It had a light and fluffy texture The carrot and wood ear salad was great Thai-style chicken was ok

Miss Shang 小香融合料理 has some of the most delicious northern Chinese fusion dishes! We really enjoyed the hotpot with homemade pork meatballs. The New Zealand lamb was also cooked perfectly. Each dish was unique in flavor and I loved the variety! I also loved the chicken feet with the cilantro and Sichuan sauce.

This place is very good overall. They specialize in Steamed Vermicelli Roll Cantonese style. But their menu is quite extensive. I think their congee is better than most Chinese places I have been to because it came out burning hot which I like. The place was busy so we were placed on waiting list for about 20 minutes. You scan the QR code on your table to place your order. I have 3 stars for the atmosphere because the place is small and not a fancy place. You would come here for Southern Chinese food and not the ambience. Price is reasonable.

This place is a cantonese classic restaurant that has some good rice noodle dishes. It also has some solid porridge and chinese doughnut For two grown men we got 2 rice noodle dishes, one chinese doughnut, one porridge, one drink, and it came up to around $40 after tax and tip not too bad. Overall restaurant is ur typical tight cantonese restaurant. They take card and parking lot has small spots but still plenty

Golden Sun Palace is my go-to spot for dim sum. I visited on a Sunday morning for a family breakfast. Food: Ordering was straightforward – a limited a la carte system here. You just choose from the menu, point out the dishes and quantities, and they bring it to you. Everything we tried was delicious, fresh, and perfectly crispy if it was fried. No complaints about the food! Service: Service was typical for a dim sum place. The staff didn’t check in much, but they kept our tea refilled, and they seated us right away when we arrived. Overall, service was just fine. Atmosphere: Surprisingly, it was less crowded than I’d expect for a Sunday morning dim sum place, which was a nice change. There was plenty of space between tables, and the decor felt like a classic family-style Chinese restaurant. Overall, I’d definitely come back for dim sum. Ordering from a menu felt quicker and simpler than waiting for carts. For groups, about two dishes per person is a good amount. I’ll be back!

Their full menu is quite large (182 mains, 3 deserts, 6 beverages), but I did not order any as I came for Yum Cha (飲茶). The Dim Sum (點心) selection has a fair amount of variety and the ones I had tasted ok.

First time at this location very clean very fast service I like to add the chicarron very delicious I got a number 16 because it has both noddle just what I needed on this cold rainy day the staff is very friendly so if you haven't tried this location you need to try it trust me it's good I'm very big on customer service so let me know what you think.

TK Noodle in Milpitas is an absolute gem for anyone craving authentic, comforting, and flavorful Vietnamese cuisine. Every visit here feels like a treat, and their dishes never disappoint. The broth in their noodle soups is incredibly rich and aromatic, clearly crafted with care and packed with bold flavors that make each bite irresistible. The menu offers a great variety, but the classics like their beef noodle soup or pork and shrimp rice noodles are absolute must-tries. The noodles are perfectly cooked with just the right texture, and the fresh herbs and garnishes elevate the dish to perfection. Portion sizes are generous, and everything is served piping hot and beautifully presented. The service is always quick and efficient, even during the busiest hours. The staff are friendly, attentive, and make you feel right at home. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, making it a perfect spot for a quick bite or a relaxed meal with friends and family. TK Noodle is hands down one of the best places for Vietnamese comfort food in Milpitas. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Vietnamese cuisine or trying it for the first time, this place is a must-visit. I can’t wait to return and try more of their amazing dishes!

Good tim sum. The baked char siew pow (sweet barbecue pork buns) is nice. Siew Mai is very meaty. Noodles, thin or flat ones not too bad. The century year old porridge (congee) is very meaty, an 8/10 rating. A repeat if in the area. 2024-DEC-15

Good food for a reasonable price, but I am not sure if their prices are updated because the math isn't mathing. Dimsum Lunch: 10.99 Chive Dumpling: 4.7 Egg Tart: 1.7 x 2 Chicken Feet: 5.14 Subtotal: 24.23 I paid: 25.98 Was there a container price or tax or something I am forgetting??

This take-out (no inside seating) place is convenient and reasonable in price if you're seeking to buy a 2 to 4 items plate of pre-cooked food items behind the glass casing to take out. There's a variety of reasonably priced frozen dumplings and frozen wontons in the freezer. There are also a good selection of fresh refrigerated soy products: fresh soy milk (sweetened and unsweetened) tofu noodles, tofu sheets, fried tofu pieces, pressed tofu, fresh soft tofu for dessert, etc. This place does not rank high for their service, especially when it comes to cooked-to-order foods. While there's food cooked-to-order, the quality is inconsistent. There's a minimum purchase of $25 for credit card charges. FOOD: 1. Pre-cooked food behind glass casing: the quality of the food behind the glass casing is good and reasonable price for a box of 2 to 4 items. Some of the selections of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items: tofu noodles, tofu skins, bean curd sheets, firm pressed tofu, stir-fried vegetables, sliced pig ears, various chicken and beef selections. 2. Hot food cooked to order: the quality of cooked-to-order food was average and not consistent. 3. Frozen dumplings and frozen wontons: the frozen dumplings are reasonably priced and good quality. The taste, flavor, and skin texture is good. The frozen wontons have good texture and thin skin that stay well in tact when cooked however there's no distinctive taste to the wontons. SERVICE: * This place does not rank high in friendliness, but the service is fast and it's a convenient place for pre-cooked take-outs, good selection of fresh soy-based products, and frozen dumplings / wontons. PRICE: * Fair / reasonable

I ordered the dishes on their menu. One was 京都排骨，one was 豆腐斑腩煲and one was from their a la cartel bento (large). Food i was say ok taste, but the 斑腩煲didn’t have fish at all. Also, the lady cashier was just giving bad service. I also bought a bag of their frozen food. At the time of check out, I told the cashier that I would like to buy a bag of frozen dumplings. So she charged and I paid. Then, she asked me to pick the food and brought to her. Then, i found out she charged me wrong amount. Then, I needed to pay back the difference in cash. I was able to pay everything in credit if she didn’t charge me wrong in the first place. They had a policy that minimum credit payment was $25. The frozen food supposed to cost $25. And she charged me $9 instead. So I needed to pay the difference of $16 in cash. If I didn’t have cash, she would need to refund $9 and charge me $25. And she even didn’t give me a receipt. What a bad experience I had. This was my first time to go there. I would not go back again.

This take-out (no inside seating) place is convenient and reasonable in price if you're seeking to buy a 2 to 4 items plate of pre-cooked food items behind the glass casing to take out. There's a variety of reasonably priced frozen dumplings and frozen wontons in the freezer. There are also a good selection of fresh refrigerated soy products: fresh soy milk (sweetened and unsweetened) tofu noodles, tofu sheets, fried tofu pieces, pressed tofu, fresh soft tofu for dessert, etc. This place does not rank high for their service, especially when it comes to cooked-to-order foods. While there's food cooked-to-order, the quality is inconsistent. There's a minimum purchase of $25 for credit card charges. FOOD: 1. Pre-cooked food behind glass casing: the quality of the food behind the glass casing is good and reasonable price for a box of 2 to 4 items. Some of the selections of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items: tofu noodles, tofu skins, bean curd sheets, firm pressed tofu, stir-fried vegetables, sliced pig ears, various chicken and beef selections. 2. Hot food cooked to order: the quality of cooked-to-order food was average and not consistent. 3. Frozen dumplings and frozen wontons: the frozen dumplings are reasonably priced and good quality. The taste, flavor, and skin texture is good. The frozen wontons have good texture and thin skin that stay well in tact when cooked however there's no distinctive taste to the wontons. SERVICE: * This place does not rank high in friendliness, but the service is fast and it's a convenient place for pre-cooked take-outs, good selection of fresh soy-based products, and frozen dumplings / wontons. PRICE: * Fair / reasonable

I ordered the dishes on their menu. One was 京都排骨，one was 豆腐斑腩煲and one was from their a la cartel bento (large). Food i was say ok taste, but the 斑腩煲didn’t have fish at all. Also, the lady cashier was just giving bad service. I also bought a bag of their frozen food. At the time of check out, I told the cashier that I would like to buy a bag of frozen dumplings. So she charged and I paid. Then, she asked me to pick the food and brought to her. Then, i found out she charged me wrong amount. Then, I needed to pay back the difference in cash. I was able to pay everything in credit if she didn’t charge me wrong in the first place. They had a policy that minimum credit payment was $25. The frozen food supposed to cost $25. And she charged me $9 instead. So I needed to pay the difference of $16 in cash. If I didn’t have cash, she would need to refund $9 and charge me $25. And she even didn’t give me a receipt. What a bad experience I had. This was my first time to go there. I would not go back again.