Tried some northeastern chinese style breakfast. Enjoyed my meal here, the sesame pancake was good. They are closing for good on June 28th, 2023. Definitely worth a try while you still can!
Bonian Ren
Can you find the fillings in the spicy oil dumplings? It is right there. Riiiiiight there…..I can taste the pain as much as the cow when it was butchered in this beef steamed dumplings. I have to give it to the chef. It is not easy to f up the beef this bad.
Kelly Huang
Price is very reasonable. Average quality. The salty tofu brain is lukewarm. Sweet soy milk is not sweet. Super busy for Sunday morning though. No wait line.
Kyle W
The quality of food is very good, but pricey. Great place if you crave Taiwanese and Cantonese food. All the ordering is done via a pretty easy to use web site. Portion size is decent and quite satisfying. Again, biggest knock against the place is it can be pricey.
Jeremy Shi
Super slow service. Confused our order with another table’s so ours got delayed even further. They are servicing Chinese breakfast, sure. But they should learn from Chinese people too. Because such restaurant back in China won’t survive long.
Yaoyao Chen
This place reminds me of the old times I spent in small towns back in China. The flavors are really good, and quantities are impressive.
Breanna T.
This was truly an authentic experience. The food was really good and they came with big portions. This is a family serve style type of place!
lucy w.
We enjoyed a solid take out meal here. It's not as good as nutrition restaurant in Cupertino but it's good. We ordered many dishes and we enjoyed all of them - mapo tofu, dumplings, sautéed pea sprouts, sour cabbage stir fry, sweet rice rolls, you tiao, sweet and sour pork ribs, marinated pig ears and a few more. We were hungry! This place worth a try.
Jing Qu
The lobby is quite messy with their stocks. Only accept card if the bill is MORE than 30. The quantity of food per dish is not much. The waitress would not listen to any reviews(not even harsh) because she is “only an employee”. Would not recommend for takeout or dine in.
Y T.
Taiwanese breakfast! It's been so long since I've had authentic you tiao and soft tofu it's totally satisfied. So happy to find this place.
Seriously? This is Malaban. And it charged $13.95 before tax. Just this? Another is fine.
Yaohui Chen
They seem to have changed owner, the fried donut no longer taste crunchy. Took a long time for staff to prepare food, called to order they said it will be 15 min, had me waited for 45 min instead, when I finally get my food it is mostly cold. Disappointed.
Xinyue Xia
This restaurant will give u the immersive experience of how “perfunctory” (or 瞎凑合 in Chinese ) that food can be served. 1) Three of us ordered soy milk and they came with different colors (yes and it will give you a bad stomach). 2) One of the main dish we ordered was not even handed to our table in a plate, instead it was in a small to go box. Was that someone else’s canceled order or was that left over food from who knows when? IT WAS NOT EVEN IN A PLATE. 3) The taste for the main dishes are inauthentic for northern Chinese food and the size is ridiculous. 4) And the dirty fish tank you would see in the front door — there is a poor fish in it.
Danny Epstein
Good place for a traditional northern Chinese breakfast: dou jiang (soy milk) or dofu nao (soft tofu) with you tiao (Chinese donuts). Their niu rou jian bing (beef wrapped in crispy pancakes) is very good, as is their cong you bing (crispy pancakes with green onions). I'm not a fan of their shui jian bao (pan fried buns). Portions are large and food starts to come out quickly.
Nick T.
They have an extensive menu. We have liked all the different varieties we have ordered from here and have come back here multiple times. My son loves their pan fried buns. My wife loved the seafood crispy noodles.
Tried some northeastern chinese style breakfast. Enjoyed my meal here, the sesame pancake was good. They are closing for good on June 28th, 2023. Definitely worth a try while you still can!
Can you find the fillings in the spicy oil dumplings? It is right there. Riiiiiight there…..I can taste the pain as much as the cow when it was butchered in this beef steamed dumplings. I have to give it to the chef. It is not easy to f up the beef this bad.
Price is very reasonable. Average quality. The salty tofu brain is lukewarm. Sweet soy milk is not sweet. Super busy for Sunday morning though. No wait line.
The quality of food is very good, but pricey. Great place if you crave Taiwanese and Cantonese food. All the ordering is done via a pretty easy to use web site. Portion size is decent and quite satisfying. Again, biggest knock against the place is it can be pricey.
Super slow service. Confused our order with another table’s so ours got delayed even further. They are servicing Chinese breakfast, sure. But they should learn from Chinese people too. Because such restaurant back in China won’t survive long.
This place reminds me of the old times I spent in small towns back in China. The flavors are really good, and quantities are impressive.
This was truly an authentic experience. The food was really good and they came with big portions. This is a family serve style type of place!
We enjoyed a solid take out meal here. It's not as good as nutrition restaurant in Cupertino but it's good. We ordered many dishes and we enjoyed all of them - mapo tofu, dumplings, sautéed pea sprouts, sour cabbage stir fry, sweet rice rolls, you tiao, sweet and sour pork ribs, marinated pig ears and a few more. We were hungry! This place worth a try.
The lobby is quite messy with their stocks. Only accept card if the bill is MORE than 30. The quantity of food per dish is not much. The waitress would not listen to any reviews(not even harsh) because she is “only an employee”. Would not recommend for takeout or dine in.
Taiwanese breakfast! It's been so long since I've had authentic you tiao and soft tofu it's totally satisfied. So happy to find this place.
Restaurantji Recommends
Seriously? This is Malaban. And it charged $13.95 before tax. Just this? Another is fine.
They seem to have changed owner, the fried donut no longer taste crunchy. Took a long time for staff to prepare food, called to order they said it will be 15 min, had me waited for 45 min instead, when I finally get my food it is mostly cold. Disappointed.
This restaurant will give u the immersive experience of how “perfunctory” (or 瞎凑合 in Chinese ) that food can be served. 1) Three of us ordered soy milk and they came with different colors (yes and it will give you a bad stomach). 2) One of the main dish we ordered was not even handed to our table in a plate, instead it was in a small to go box. Was that someone else’s canceled order or was that left over food from who knows when? IT WAS NOT EVEN IN A PLATE. 3) The taste for the main dishes are inauthentic for northern Chinese food and the size is ridiculous. 4) And the dirty fish tank you would see in the front door — there is a poor fish in it.
Good place for a traditional northern Chinese breakfast: dou jiang (soy milk) or dofu nao (soft tofu) with you tiao (Chinese donuts). Their niu rou jian bing (beef wrapped in crispy pancakes) is very good, as is their cong you bing (crispy pancakes with green onions). I'm not a fan of their shui jian bao (pan fried buns). Portions are large and food starts to come out quickly.
They have an extensive menu. We have liked all the different varieties we have ordered from here and have come back here multiple times. My son loves their pan fried buns. My wife loved the seafood crispy noodles.