“Great oyster mee sua, and fantastic fried chicken. Nothing more to say about the food ?Unfortunately we went on a Sat evening and there was only one poor lady working the front. Obviously overwhelmed and doing her best with a nice attitude to it… but that was the only drawback.And it’s in an Asian food court… nuff said ?“
“The food here is good and very affordable compared to other restaurants. Service was good and fast. Atmosphere was very nice. Dumplings, potstickers, and drunk chicken were 10/10. Eggplant (in pork sauce?) and three pot chicken were good but very oily.All that for $65… in this economy that’s a steal. 10/10 would recommend.“
“Delicious spicy food! Came here to celebrate a family friend's birthday so we reserved a room in the back. It comes with a karaoke machine. The host of our party ordered a gigantic spread of items from the menu. I'd say I enjoyed 80% of the food ordered. Everything was fragrant and flavorful. The boss came into our room to wish our family friend happy birthday and gave us a free red bean soup dessert and a huge free bowl of noodle soup. Very kind of her!“
“Went with friends and ordered a large portion of spicy hot pot. The portions are generous and the taste is great. There are many dishes. If you can't eat spicy food, you can order something less spicy. There are many options. The service is also very good and enthusiastic. They will go all out to meet your requirements. I like it here!“
“Went to lunch with my grandma here. Service was good and food was yummy. We had the Stir Fried Rice Noodle, the Braised Minced Pork with Rice Bento Box, the Beef Burritos, the Sticky Rice Cake with Red Bean Paste, and the Sticky Rice Cake with Sweet Potato. The English translation doesn't always translate to what it actually is, but everything was delicious. The Braised Mince Pork with Rice Bento Box doesn't actually come in a Bento Box. It comes in a big bowl with pork floss, a braised egg, a braised tofu, and veggies (today's was egg and tomato and fried cabbage). This was my favorite dish. It was very flavorful. The place is on the corner of a shopping center. Doesn't look like much, but the food is delicious, the portions are good sized, and the price is reasonable for the area. Would recommend!“
“Not too many places for Taiwanese food in the East Bay, so I am glad to find Chan's Kitchen in Dublin. We tried the classics: stinky tofu, sticky rice sausage, Taiwanese(tapioca) meat ball, oyster pancake, prawns noodle soup, beef roll/burrito, and stir fried sweet(oil) rice. Most were Ok, not the best I had, but the standouts were the stir fried sweet rice, which reminded me of my grandma's cooking, and the beef roll/burrito, although the portion is a bit small. They give you a laminated menu, but you order and pay by scanning the QR code. We will come back to try other traditional dishes like beef noodle soup.“
“We love coming to have a drink, eat a snack, and play some board games. Very chill atmosphere, and a great selection of teas and toppings.The last time we were by, we had a Thai iced tea, a jasmine milk tea, and a mango milk tea with extra boba. All three were delicious and were severed quickly.“
“updatethey now have street food items ????popcorn chicken (and yessssss with basil)plus uncle hooked our popcorn chicken up!!!xie xie ??they are always busy especially ~ 1145-1pm since all nearby workers flock here during their lunchtime, but they got they system down---------‐---legit Taiwanese meals ?pretty good and quantity was almost perfect!would like to see variety of drinks somedaymajority of folks does take outnot ideal for group > 6although they have outside seatingsfriendly owners/servers“