Seasons Noodles & Dumplings Garden

Best new Chinese place in Mountain View. Dumplings are decent but the hand-made noodles are the real star. They offers several sizes and round vs flat.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Went to their website to order pickup. But there are no pics. Called them and the woman could barely speak English. I'm asking what is the name of the dish that they show on their website. She couldn't tell me. It was an exercise in futility and frustration. There's no one else to talk to. Finally went on door dash and yelp and not all the dishes are shown. Ordered the zha jiamiang with normal sized noodles, whatever that is. It was ho hum, nothing to return for. With the abysmal cust service, I would not recommend this place.

Food: 3

Service: 1

First time visiting. Delighted to find a hand-pulled noodle soup place in DT MV.

Noodle portion is good. Would love the width of the flat noodles be half of its current size.

The on-the-house cabbage appetizer could serve w/o jalapeños as my mouth was burning even after I took them out & put the cabbage into my Chef’s Beef noodle soup.

Friendly staff. Glad to see fe/male restrooms.

Frozen dumplings made-to-go.

Will be back to taste other items!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Cute little Chinese restaurant in downtown Mountain View. The pork and cabbage dumplings were delicious, but the beef noodle soup was not very flavorful, although the meat and noodles were decent. Friendly and efficient staff. Plenty of street parking and several parking lots within a short walking distance.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Offers 3 types of round noodles and 3 types of flat noodles. Most of the items center around noodle soups, dumplings, or meat-filled pancakes.

We ordered three types of noodle dishes nd the quality of the beef chunks tasted very gamey. The sliced beef was better in terms of quality. The fried pancake had thin, soggy skin.

The chicken gizzards were good; the appetizer comes cold in thinly sliced form and the portion was substantial.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Sliced Pig Ears in Sesame Oil 凉拌耳丝

Used to be one of my favorite Chinese places when they first opened, so it hurts me to write this review. Ordered vegetable buns, and the insides were frozen solid. The bun was doughy, pretty much inedible. Vegetable dumplings tasted like nothing. Sad.

Food: 1

This place would have been an easy five stars for me, but….
We were in the mood for Chinese food today and as usual we went and searched for a spot that we haven’t tried yet. We landed on Seasons Noodles & Dumplings Garden. Typing the name out just now, I realized that we didn’t order any dumplings. If a dish is in the name of the restaurant, you have to try what they’re known for. With that thought in mind, we ordered a noodle dish and fried rice. For the noodles we ordered the Mongolian Beef over thin flat noodles and a chicken bowl on the side. The fried rice was Beef Fried Rice. This was an online order. I wish the online menu had a bit more details for each dish. I guess the name of them is pretty simple, but like the dumplings, I didn’t know how many you get with the order. Online ordering was fairly quick and simple tho. We received our order ahead of the promised time since it wasn’t busy there about 5pm on a Saturday. My son was pleased with the fried rice. He loves to get beef fried rice where ever we go and he said that this place tasted good. For the noodles, we opened our bag and were surprised to see the chicken sitting on top of the noodles instead of the Mongolian beef. The chicken didn’t have much, if any, seasoning at all. The Mongolian beef was separate in its own container. We mixed the meat and noodles together and began to eat. The flavor of the Mongolian beef was amazing and the hand cooked noodles had a great bite to it. The only thing we found distasteful was that it was a bit oily. We had to distinguish the oil from the sauce in each bite of the mixed food. Aside from that, it was a great experience and we will go back to try their dumplings at least.

Parking: The area gets pretty busy for parking. Had to park in a red zone with someone else waiting in the car while I went to get food.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Mongolian Beef

Beautiful atmosphere with very kind people. The food is great. However, their chili oil is not spicy. It’s more of an aroma. I love spicy food, so that was a bummer for me. But overall, great place to eat Chinese food.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Dumplings and Beef Chow Fun

Very good Lanzhou ramen, rice and dumplings

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Beef Soup

We had the Kung Pao Habd Pullef Noodles and the Mapo Tofu which had really good taste - the meals are freshly prepared which you can taste - will come back :)

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This restaurant is located in Tangtang, Shanjing City. It is very close to public transportation such as the train station and light rail station. The location is very convenient.

I ordered their signature beef noodles in clear soup. The noodles are freshly pulled, which is not easy when pre-made dishes are so popular.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

6/26/2024

Seasons Noodles & Dumplings Garden
702 Villa St
Mountain View, CA 94041

I had read about Shanghai Soup Dumplings, AKA Xiao Long Bao, and specifically came here because they had it in their menu. The place is on Villa a block from Castro with street and city parking nearby. The interior is clean and modern with good service.

The dumplings were okay and came with a tasty and refreshing pickled cabbage side, which I thought was better than the dumplings. I subsequently tried the frozen version from Costco and found them to be equal or better than what I had here.

Good but I'll stick with the Costco version. Maybe repeatable for other dishes.

Parking: Parking near this area is difficult at peak dining times. Parking in the structures next to Castro entails a three block walk.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 4

Not sure what all the hype is about - but maybe we’re from SF and this is good for South Bay standard?
The tomato egg noodles was tasteless - should’ve gone with the beef one. Noodles were good though, but broth was way too bland.

The 三鲜 dumplings were good but nothing to write home about.

The pork and chive 馅饼 was interesting - the filling is meh but the dough was quite light and flakey, unlike the traditional one.

I guess we’d come back to try other dishes but weren’t impressed with what we had this time.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Very good dumplings and noodles. Small place though. May have to wait if you come in busy hours.

Atmosphere: 5

??I ordered take out and added an egg, but they didn’t put the egg in. Pls be more careful in the future!