Dainty Cuisine

+ Food: I ordered the 2 Dishes plus Rice and Handmade Shanghai Pan-Fried Pork Buns. Tasty and satisfying. Good portion sizes.+ Service: FAST! I got my food right after I finished ordering.+Ambiance: The Eat Up food court was decently clean and had plenty of tables for a quick weekday lunch.Looking forward to trying their other dumplings next time.

I'd say this is a "hidden" gem, it's in a plaza with a food court all the way in the back. I got their combo and they had two buns with it including veggie and meat. The combo was delicious but a little bit too greasy for me. It's made to order so it took a while to get the food but overall appreciate it.They also have frozen dumplings you can grab on your own and pay with a kiosk or at the register.

I finally found a place with the "best" beef scallion pancake in the South Bay area. The pancake was fragrant and delicious and you can definitely taste the scallion...yes I've had this dish at other restaurants that was dull in taste. I also ordered their 2 items and 2 buns combo with rice. One bun was mixed meat while the other was vegetarian and I was surprised the vegetarian tasted a lot better. The mao pao tofu was not bad, but it was just tofu and pretty greasy. They also sell frozen dumplings.

The food was pretty good and came out within a decent amount of time. The quesadillas type pancakes were a bit too greasy and not my favorite, but the bao were quite good. I thought they had good flavor and a good amount of filling. The food took a bit of time to come out but the staff were nice. The restaurant was also in a food court kind of area so my family and I ended up taking the food home. I think eating in the food court is fine you are looking for something quick but it seems like it could get a bit loud. In all honesty it reminds me sort of like a cafeteria with the seating areas. But it is a good place to grab food if you want some Chinese comfort food.

Pretty good for less than $10 pricing, loads of buns ! We have tried their dumplings as well and they pass the vibe check. Not too bad for a food court restaurant. Will order again

I loveee this place. Their meal sets are priced so well and the food reminds me of my mom's cooking. I got the green onion pancake with congee and vegetables. It was a bit lacking in flavor but that's because I chose plain foods. There are also hot sauces that are self serve so I could add my own flavor. You can order at a kiosk which made the process smooth and my food came out pretty fast. There's a lot of seating indoors and out. This food court is a great place for groups who want different foods. This is my favorite spot at the Eat Up food court!

Came to try the goibuli. Flavor was good, but not sure if I'd order again. HOWEVER!The beef cheese pancake was outstanding. The pancake was perfect, the beef flavorful and tender, and the cheese brought everything together. I've never tried cheese in scallion pancake before, and now I'm thinking this is the new norm!We also got the pork + shepherds purse wonton soup. Holy shit. I didn't think it could be better than the pancake, BUT IT WAS! The wontons had great flavor from the vegetable, and the soup was hot and fatty, with great white pepper flavor. Amazing meal, amazing price. So excited to try other dishes here. The combo plates look good. I want to try!

Inside a small food court right next to the De Anza Ranch 99. It serves Chinese dishes you would usually find at some kind of deli. This place was great during its opening week. The first week everything was 40% off and the next week it was 30% off. Now though, there aren't anymore discounts but the prices are still fair. Service is a bit on the slow side, and during busy hours be expected to wait a while.I've tried most of the items here, and my favorite is the 7C BBQ Pork Pancake. The pork is really well made and the pancake isn't too overly crunchy. You can order each dish as a combo, which includes a small bowl of soup and a small side, but these have usually been sitting outside for a while and are lukewarm when you get them. All the dishes are hot and freshly made though!

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a decent experience. Dainty Cuisine is located inside a food court between 99 Ranch market and CVS.Ordering is done at the tablet for food freshly cooked by the kitchen. The wait was upwards of 25 minutes after ordering. They have premade dishes where it's $13-15 for 3-4 items + rice and soup. There is a Gen Z manning the front of the house wearing loose size Large nitrile gloves.Started off with the beef wrap and it was excellent! The wrap was lightly pan fried, not too oily and the inside was filled with super juicy and flavorful beef. The two rolls are perfect for sharing!The shrimp fried rice consisted of 3 small shrimp over a huge bed of fried rice with egg.Dining options appears to be a free for all at any open table within the food court.$12/head after tax with plenty of leftovers.

Located inside the food court right next to Ranch 99. It's a small food court so you won't miss it but this is one of the newer cuisines. They have hot food where you can order 2-3 entrees that comes with rice. They also have frozen dumplings you can take home. They have dim sum too! I only tried their pork and scallion boiled dumplings. Paid about $15 for a dozen. Not sure if they include this for to-go orders but I dined in and they added some vegetables and porridge with my order, both delicious. Dumplings were also hot and tasty! They have your typical soy sauce, vinegar, sriracha, sauces by the register. You can order via kiosk or sometimes the worker will ring you up if it's for the hot foods. Took about 15 mins to be ready. Would definitely come back to try more of their dishes!!