It was too salty. I ordered eggplant and minced meat in a pot.Then it was extremely cold inside and the store owner insisted on keeping the door open. It was almost time to close the store. He did not respect the people who chose to come to eat at his store.I cried coldly and my nose kept running. I tried turning it off several times but was turned back on. It took a long time to get some hot water.Not only does it taste bad, but it also makes you sick.I am also worried about food hygiene. The boy who brought it out was dirty. He was wearing gloves and there were traces of paint on his hands. I don’t know what he was doing before.The bathroom is also a bit shabby. There is no disposable cushion, but it is the warmest.I was so sad that I cried. I will never go there again.As expected, you really shouldn’t go to a deserted store.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Tammy Y.
Was excited to see egg waffles offered but unfortunately if you know what the authentic ones from Hong Kong taste like, these are not it. Nevertheless, they dont taste bad, they just don't have that crispy outer shell with a chewy inside that egg waffles are known for. Price is $6.99 for regular, $7.25-7.99 for ones with filling (ube, matcha, chocolate) so it's not cheap but about the same price as other places selling it. Didn't try the drinks but looking at other reviews, they're just ok too. Servers are very nice though!
Angela L.
Located along the sides of Cupertino Fringe, Jell & Chill is an innocuous bing fen shop that offers a good variety for an acceptable price. I visited on a weekend after lunch, and the shop was empty except for a single staff member and two sitting patrons. Ordering went smoothly, and prep took a few minutes. I got the Mango bing fen option, and it was cute. Unfortunately, this was also my second choice as they had run out of the Pina Colada ingredients. Considering I was there on the weekend and at lunch, this was a bit disappointing, but the mango option wasn't a bad second.
Karina S.
Split 2 desserts with 2 other people on a hot day this past summer! Very fruity and refreshing, not too sweet, and was a nice light dessert after a large meal. The toppings were an enjoyable addition and the presentation was very pleasing.It was pretty quiet when we went- you order through a kiosk then pick up the food at the counter. Lots of seating/tables inside to enjoy your food.A little pricy for the size/quantity but worth a try!
Jenny Wang
Soooooo yummy and not too sweet??
Stephanie F.
Peach jelly drink and the braised chicken were good. Chocolate egg puff was no bueno, the texture was off and taste was funky.
Kami L.
First time here it felt pricy for a mediocre item. Went here on a day when it was pretty quiet - there was probably only one other pick up order during the time we were there. We got a lychee rosie to share between two people. It didn't look as advertised and didn't taste right - it was a combination of too sweet and I was also uncertain about what it was that I was eating. The rose petals at the bottom were a strange type of crunchy feeling yet the drink was a viscous substance that didn't taste right.It was easy to order at the kiosk and the drink came fairly quickly. I would stand by the fact that it was too pricy for a drink that wasn't great.
Rose L.
Pricey and not too good. The jelly part was great but the toppings with the Jelly and the Liquid were strange. I got four items and they were all not too great, very bland and just thrown together but the drinks were pretty for sure! I thought I would like the balls at the very lease but they did not go well with the blandness of the other components of the drink.Pickup was easy and fast. It was through Snackpass and was around $30 for 4 items. Overall, I wouldn't go again but if you're a fan of blander, jelly desserts with toppings on top, this is the spot for you.
Stephanie Leung
Love the Rose water lychee drink very refreshing.
Uncle P.
Had the Yang's pork rib with rice. It's was okay. Nothing special. The meat quality could be better. The flavor is good but nothing special. Nothing to say "Yang's pork rib"- not a specialization type of quality. This is more of a $12 lunch special. Not a $18 dish.
I'm always up for trying out new dessert places and the pictures look promising online so I ordered 5 different kinds to try out. Sadly, none of them taste good and I can assure you I'm not a picky eater. One of them with coconut tasted rancid and I had to toss it after one sip and I never throw away food.As some other yelper mentioned, everything is very bland and the ingredients were incoherently put together. And charging $10 each is absolutely a rip off since the majority of the ingredients are just plain jelly which is the cheapest to make.
Kimberly Iwamoto
Very interesting, the jelly is made from plant seed , I thought it’s Aiyu , but total different!Tried the Peach one and Kiwi one , love both !!
Alan H.
Yummy dessert! We got the purple yam bingfen jelly. Includes purple yam balls, and the whip cream and almonds can be removed.The dessert was easy to order through a kiosk. Staff was friendly and ready to be of assistance.Restaurant was clean and had a nice vibe to it with all the neon lights.At $8.75, it feels a little pricey, but understandable for the location it's in! Also, if you check in through Yelp you get 10% off!
Starry Yuan
We tried summer peach and ube egg waffle, both are great!
Benjamin Lau
The drinks and the integrated Yang's chicken rice are both fantastic. If you've never had the drinks before I recommend the Pina Colada from their all year menu. But if they have it get the Persimmon one.
It was too salty. I ordered eggplant and minced meat in a pot.Then it was extremely cold inside and the store owner insisted on keeping the door open. It was almost time to close the store. He did not respect the people who chose to come to eat at his store.I cried coldly and my nose kept running. I tried turning it off several times but was turned back on. It took a long time to get some hot water.Not only does it taste bad, but it also makes you sick.I am also worried about food hygiene. The boy who brought it out was dirty. He was wearing gloves and there were traces of paint on his hands. I don’t know what he was doing before.The bathroom is also a bit shabby. There is no disposable cushion, but it is the warmest.I was so sad that I cried. I will never go there again.As expected, you really shouldn’t go to a deserted store.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Was excited to see egg waffles offered but unfortunately if you know what the authentic ones from Hong Kong taste like, these are not it. Nevertheless, they dont taste bad, they just don't have that crispy outer shell with a chewy inside that egg waffles are known for. Price is $6.99 for regular, $7.25-7.99 for ones with filling (ube, matcha, chocolate) so it's not cheap but about the same price as other places selling it. Didn't try the drinks but looking at other reviews, they're just ok too. Servers are very nice though!
Located along the sides of Cupertino Fringe, Jell & Chill is an innocuous bing fen shop that offers a good variety for an acceptable price. I visited on a weekend after lunch, and the shop was empty except for a single staff member and two sitting patrons. Ordering went smoothly, and prep took a few minutes. I got the Mango bing fen option, and it was cute. Unfortunately, this was also my second choice as they had run out of the Pina Colada ingredients. Considering I was there on the weekend and at lunch, this was a bit disappointing, but the mango option wasn't a bad second.
Split 2 desserts with 2 other people on a hot day this past summer! Very fruity and refreshing, not too sweet, and was a nice light dessert after a large meal. The toppings were an enjoyable addition and the presentation was very pleasing.It was pretty quiet when we went- you order through a kiosk then pick up the food at the counter. Lots of seating/tables inside to enjoy your food.A little pricy for the size/quantity but worth a try!
Soooooo yummy and not too sweet??
Peach jelly drink and the braised chicken were good. Chocolate egg puff was no bueno, the texture was off and taste was funky.
First time here it felt pricy for a mediocre item. Went here on a day when it was pretty quiet - there was probably only one other pick up order during the time we were there. We got a lychee rosie to share between two people. It didn't look as advertised and didn't taste right - it was a combination of too sweet and I was also uncertain about what it was that I was eating. The rose petals at the bottom were a strange type of crunchy feeling yet the drink was a viscous substance that didn't taste right.It was easy to order at the kiosk and the drink came fairly quickly. I would stand by the fact that it was too pricy for a drink that wasn't great.
Pricey and not too good. The jelly part was great but the toppings with the Jelly and the Liquid were strange. I got four items and they were all not too great, very bland and just thrown together but the drinks were pretty for sure! I thought I would like the balls at the very lease but they did not go well with the blandness of the other components of the drink.Pickup was easy and fast. It was through Snackpass and was around $30 for 4 items. Overall, I wouldn't go again but if you're a fan of blander, jelly desserts with toppings on top, this is the spot for you.
Love the Rose water lychee drink very refreshing.
Had the Yang's pork rib with rice. It's was okay. Nothing special. The meat quality could be better. The flavor is good but nothing special. Nothing to say "Yang's pork rib"- not a specialization type of quality. This is more of a $12 lunch special. Not a $18 dish.
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I'm always up for trying out new dessert places and the pictures look promising online so I ordered 5 different kinds to try out. Sadly, none of them taste good and I can assure you I'm not a picky eater. One of them with coconut tasted rancid and I had to toss it after one sip and I never throw away food.As some other yelper mentioned, everything is very bland and the ingredients were incoherently put together. And charging $10 each is absolutely a rip off since the majority of the ingredients are just plain jelly which is the cheapest to make.
Very interesting, the jelly is made from plant seed , I thought it’s Aiyu , but total different!Tried the Peach one and Kiwi one , love both !!
Yummy dessert! We got the purple yam bingfen jelly. Includes purple yam balls, and the whip cream and almonds can be removed.The dessert was easy to order through a kiosk. Staff was friendly and ready to be of assistance.Restaurant was clean and had a nice vibe to it with all the neon lights.At $8.75, it feels a little pricey, but understandable for the location it's in! Also, if you check in through Yelp you get 10% off!
We tried summer peach and ube egg waffle, both are great!
The drinks and the integrated Yang's chicken rice are both fantastic. If you've never had the drinks before I recommend the Pina Colada from their all year menu. But if they have it get the Persimmon one.