Anna's Asian Palace
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Anna's Asian Palace Reviews
In all fairness, I showed at 7pm when they close at 8pm.... they had to turn all the lights back on ..lol.
The place was typical for the food being served. Food was fair , I do not recommend the pot sticker dipping suase ..nope , not at all..
Chicken chow main was good so was the beef broccoli.. no plates for one !!! Only 2 or more ... so it was a bit pricey..
6 pot stickers
Chicken chow main
Beef broccoli
1 coke
=$40 +$10 tip. .... ugg.
This place has excellent food we went there for christmas dinner and was pleasantly surprised. Not a single customer in there at 630, an empty house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Prices were great service was pretty good.
Great food and staff 😁
Anna's Asian Palace is a local restaurant known for its good service and decent food. The menu offers a variety of Asian dishes, including vegetarian and meat options. The serving sizes are generous, and the staff is friendly, making an effort to accommodate dietary preferences. The restaurant is conveniently located near EV charging stations.
Customers describe the restaurant as always wonderful and friendly, with great service and tasty dishes like hot and sour soup and king pao chicken. It’s a good stop on the drive between the Bay Area and further north, especially since it is next to a supercharger. The food is considered some of the tastiest Chinese in the area, and the restaurant is clean with decent service. Many find the food surprisingly tasty, with options that suit both American and Chinese palates. Dishes like hot and sour soup and king pao chicken are favorites, and the portions are generous. The setup is clean, roomy, and inviting, with quick service and a fun wall decorated with keychains and jewelry for sale. Parking is plentiful, making it convenient for travelers.
However, some recent reviews mention that the food can be bland, with egg drop soup lacking flavor and fried rice being basic. The General Chicken was found to be flavorless, and the texture of Kung Pao chicken was off. To use the restrooms, customers need to purchase food, which is a small requirement for EV charging guests. Overall, while the restaurant offers a decent meal and a convenient location, the taste and flavor may vary, but it remains a recommended place for a quick, satisfying stop.