Cantonese Restaurants near Milpitas, CA

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“Classic dim sum with a gorgeous, grand interior. The egg custard bun was HEAVENLY, a must get if u like dessert. The place kind of feels like an elevated dining hall. Typical Chinese restaurant service if you know what I mean.!They had lazy Susan tables which was nice.“

“Food is good and service is nice and warm. I will bring friends come again definitely!“

“I like the ambiance of this restaurant. The color scheme, furniture, and dishware are really pretty. It's a pleasant place to dine. Unfortunately, the food and prices make it not worth it to me. The flavors feel off, like lacking seasoning or not the right balance of flavors. The beijing It's hard to justify paying such high prices for dishes that don't hit the mark. It's a shame because the menu looked really good and I like the variety of dishes this place serves.“

“Used this place to cater a party. We ordered 30-40 of 6 different things and ALL was a hit. The shrimp and chive pan friend dumping was what won my heart. Everyone asked me where the dim sum was from. Atmosphere is your traditional Chinese mom and pop shops which I always find comforting and thats when you know the food is good! Pricing was fair compared to the raising prices eerywhere else.“

“Good food and very clean restaurant“

“My favorite authentic pot rice place in Bay Area. Clean and easy order via phone. Excellent food and service. Highly recommend this restaurant.“

“I’m from Taiwan and have tried a few Chinese restaurants in Palo Alto, Los Altos, Mountain View, Cupertino. The dinner the 4 of us had here was absolutely the best - flavorful, clean, reasonably priced, and good service! Roast duck blew us away - better than Chef Chu’s or Hong Kong Restaurant. Dim Sum dishes were good. Beef with mixed vegetables was tender and full of flavor, and squid in black bean sauce was authentic. Reasonable corkage too. Will come back for sure!“

“Went to this place on a whim was absolutely blown away stopped in on a Saturday night was immediately seated and given hot oolong tea. Ordered the broccoli beef the wonton soup the chow mein and fried rice every dish was pipping hot and so delicious the vegetables all clearly fresh and bright it’s family style portions but was so delicious we got takeout the next day because we craved it so badly. Fantastic local food“

“The food is amazing. We go there every week, but it’s not all about the food. Sandy and her staff make us feel like family. We truly appreciate them! ❤️❤️❤️“

“Crispy pork belly brought us to this restaurant. It didn’t disappointed us, so as another dish - house special pan fried noodles. The dishes were tasty and big portion. The Fried noodles was crispy and topped with mushrooms, fish, pork, chicken, squid, bok choy… it was a good dish! We highly recommend it for crispy noodles lover.😋 Tea and a dish of peanuts was on the house 😁😁

The staff were friendly and nice. Never push for order and check. Credit cards were accept but no Apple Pay.

The atmosphere was very Chinese style. We recognized many of its guests speak GuangDongnese. So we guessed this restaurant must serve good HK style food. We will come again!😊😊“

“My dad went to pick up Chinese food at New Yong Kang, which is where we sometimes eat. We used to dine there years ago, but we normally do that for take out not. We probably just don’t have time to dine in since we have things to do.

It’s been a while since I last visited their restaurant. So I don’t know how it looks like now. I think it’s like other Chinese restaurants, but I’ll have to check it out if I get a chance.

Anyways, the food is good there. They gave us good portions which is enough for a family for at least 4. Some dishes are smaller than ones, which is why we don’t get too much of them. For the noodles, they separate them from other ingredients and we do have to mix them. I guess it’s to prevent spills when transporting the food back home or other destinations.

I’ll have to take a look at their menus and see what they have since I’m not that familiar with it. Again, it’s my parents that usually go there.“

“一家以粤菜为主的中餐馆，咕咾肉，干烧明虾，叉烧烤肉味道都很不错“

“This used to be a good restaurant, but for the past year or so, the place is run down, smell bad, dirty, and the food quality is getting worse. Very disappointed.“

“4 star. Good food and friendly.“

“Fast and adequate service for a Sunday brunch at 11:30AM

Come around 11-11:30AM on weekends to avoid wait time.

Food was a bit pricy but this is Cupertino. Ordered a steamed fish which was very fresh.

The preserved egg and shredded pork porridge doesn’t have much pork and preserved eggs. One star off. Other food tasted fine.“

“The service is just from being overwhelmed from called in orders. Impatient people not used to waiting for cooked food, it’s not microwaved food and it’s quality so you can’t argue, many restaurants are microwaved with frozen meat which makes a hard center, this place actually cooks with skill where it’s made right for health, it not oily it’s protein from the meat.“

“This is our go to Dim Sum spot, locally. It always great food. Sometimes the servers pass us by, but there’s these two ladies that ALWAYS come to our table. They get us what we want to eat. So, we’ll keep coming back!“

“Always good. I come here to eat whenever I'm in the area. Best canto food and in a clean and nice location with plenty of parking. Is located in the parking lot of a business area, which I find kind of weird but totally awesome for the fact that it's easily accessible.

This place also serves dim sum thoughout the day, which is a total plus in my opinion because most places don't serve them some past 2:00 p.m.

The dim sum is actually pretty legit and traditional. You can get pretty busy during lunch time, but it moves pretty quickly.“

“Not sure how this is less than 4 stars considering it holds its own weight in an area with many other great restaurants. It's a traditional Cantonese seafood restaurant with the craziest selection of crabs, lobsters, and fish. We've celebrated family events with their set menus which were phenomenally authentic and delicious, and gotten takeout for regular dinners which arrived perfectly cooked still.

Service is extremely attentive (although don't expect warm fuzzy pleasantries if it's busy) and they've often gifted us dessert which was very kind of them.

Definitely a local gem.“

“It was a small place where it is understaffed. The atmosphere was fair typical family owned Chinese restaurant. The food was quite good to my surprise. The dim sum was hot and above average the price was extremely reasonable. It was our first time there. We spent $45 per couple including tips of 20% for the value is the best I’ve seen in the South Bay and the food was definitely better than many other dim sum restaurants.“

“Food: Happy Hour till 12AM; very nice option for after a long overtime in the end of the day. They offer mini size (half of regular portion), yet still pretty filling for female.
We got the cheese backed fish rice and black pepper beef stir fried noodles. The flavors are really good!
Ambiance: family style and casual
Service: owner is super efficient and friendly! Very helpful even at their busy hours. Bring cash to save 3% credit card fee! They no require tips!“

“Open, spacious dining area- adequate for banquets of 60 tables. Private dining room has space for 30 customers. Karaoke with 50ft. screen. Great fresh seafood dinner and dim sum lunch. Fast and friendly services. Tasteful decorations. Prices are reasonable given quality of dishes.“

“Great BBQ ducks. The staff is friendly, but busy. The deli is always a line, so don't expect restaurant level service, it's all fast food plastic forks and spoons. But it is tasty and very generous portion and filling.

Aside from the duck, Lo Mai Gai (Dim Sum Sticky Rice Chicken) had been my favorite .“

“Fabulous food and service was fast.“

“I usually stop by every morning for their congee and sometimes try other dishes. The roast pork is consistently excellent, and the roast duck over rice never disappoints. The place might feel a little rundown and could use a deep cleaning, but that’s often the sign of truly great food.“

“I really like this bakery. I used to come here when I was a student and didn’t have much money, because you can get something good to eat without spending too much. I still like stopping by from time to time.

I definitely recommend coming early, ideally between opening and 10–11 AM. By around noon, a lot of the pastries and food can already be sold out.

They have a nice variety of Chinese-style bakery items and other familiar options too — sausage buns, green onion buns, coconut buns, sweet breads, and more. Good prices, good food, and plenty to choose from if you come early. Definitely recommend!“