New China Cuisine Express

1989 Santa Rita Rd Suite D, Pleasanton
(925) 846-6745

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Tammy Falk

Some dishes are good, like frozen pot stickers, and some are not so good, like old bean smelled soy milk, and pork buns. Also they don't speak much English there, difficult to communicate.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

El Reader

I had just finished my doctor's appointment and I had not eaten breakfast yet. I did not want fast food so I checked this place out. It is small and humble and I was greeted by a friendly girl. I looked at their dishes and didn't expect much and thought, "it's better than fast food."

I ordered some things and was on my way, less than $20 for 3 items and rice. I sat in my car and ate in and it was blown away. It was possibly one of the best tasting hole in the wall Chinese food I have ever had and the one thing I noticed, it wasn't greasy and I didn't feel heavy, nor did I fall into a coma like I normally do when eating Chinese food.

10/10 I would definitely come here again.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 5

Service: 5

Keila Pinuelas

Empty with no food and no customer service.. they were sitting unattended..

Food: 1

Service: 1

comcast att (鸿达电讯)

very good

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Gursimran Bedi

Great food for to go, one of THE BEST.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Stephanie Chang

We come almost every week for takeout. Their frozen dumplings are more reasonably priced than other restaurants. Also tasty. Love their selection of takeout food and cold dishes.

Food: 5

Service: 5

Y

The new restaurant provides bento box lunches with very good portions, pretty good tastes and a very reasonable price. $16 for 3 dishes w/ rice (or $2 off w/o the rice).

They also have many steamed buns and braised meat to choose from.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 5

It's Me

First time dining here. Tables were available, but we felt like we were sitting too closely to other diners, which made us uncomfortable. Portions could be a bit more generous, requested no MSG but got a headache after our meal so difficult to know the cause. On the bright side, veggies were nicely cooked, just crisp enough. Server was polite, not chatty, which is fine. Sauces were flavorful, but not overly salty. We'll go back.

Vegetarian options: Didn't try any meat or egg dishes, but vegan dishes can be accommodated easily but asking.

An Liu

The best place you can get fresh tofu, soy milk, buns, dumplings with decent price.

Ryan Chen

This is a restaurant with multiple locations in the Bay Area that does take out Chinese food and is also a retail front for China Tofu, a local tofu factory from Hayward. I usually come here to buy fresh tofu and other more specific soy products (which are better than what you can get at asian groceries). They do sell a nice assortment of pre-made dishes (cold and hot) but their made-to-order menu is also decent. This is authentic Chinese food in terms of style also - not necessarily the most delicate but rated 5 stars for what it intends to be.

Yuchen Ying (yegle)

The new restaurant provides bento box lunches with very good portions, pretty good tastes and a very reasonable price. $16 for 3 dishes w/ rice (or $2 off w/o the rice).They also have many steamed buns and braised meat to choose from.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 5

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