Famous Food Restaurant

Located in a small plaza. A lot of Chinese people come here. They have lunch specials - lunch boxes (rice - white or brown and your choice of sides) Great deal and the sides have a good variety. They also have specialty baos that we like to get and some soups. Since I don't speak Mandarin - I would just point to things.

If you are looking for a Chinese savory churro & soy milk breakfast, this is the best outside of China. Just pay at the counter & the server will bring your food out to you later. This is a hole in the wall but serves the best Chinese style breakfast. If you spend more than $100, they'll give you 2 free tea leaf eggs or a small soy milk free. Bon apetit!

I suspect this place gave me a stomach virus not once, but twice. Gave the place the benefit of the doubt the first time, but once it happens a second time, there's really no question. It was so bad I was bed ridden for days and had to go to the doctor's. Stomach issues lasted much longer. This place specializes in bento boxes, where you choose from dishes that are left out throughout the day with no temperature control. Look up their past health violations and you'll never want to eat again. I have not gone back since and have no intentions of ever going back.

Only a 3 star experience this first time but I want to give it another shot. The baozi were the best thing we got - both the pork and vegetable ones and the all veggie ones. The jianbing with youtiao was a little dry and lacking in flavor - will ask to add some hot sauce to it next time. Good service and there was a steady line of customers coming in during the weekend morning.

Decided to give this a try.Please try to call ahead or WeChat order.I went there to order and it was brutal.Lots of customers and orders were not coming out efficiently.Waiting in line, ordering and then picking up my order took over an hour.Price is not cheap but I thought since there were so many people, it must be special.I ate it fresh in the car and I thought it was alright. Nothing special about the bun texture, I'll give some credit to the filling since it tasted fresh.I don't think I would go back to wait in line again.

Swung in for dinner and it was okay. I think we ordered the wrong things, but got excited when I saw they had jiangbing so we had to order that, Mongolian beef, salt and pepper shrimp, and shrimp chow mien.Jiangbing wasn't great. It was dry and pretty basic. It needed pork or something to boost it up like I've had elsewhere. Mongolian beef and chow mien were fine, shrimp was overcooked though.It's cheap, but not great. I'll maybe try their clay pot soups another time but my group didn't want it for this visit.

Please update your info. I drove all their way there just to find out you are closed when your yelp info stated you are open.

My favorite Tianjin cuisine restaurant in the bay area. A big shout out to the breakfast items such as Jianbing Guozi, Dou Fu Nao, and so on. I would probably give a score of 9 out of 10. Their rice bowls are also good. Most of them have quite decent flavors.

Tried pork and cabbage bun and three delight bun today , the stuffing is so so salty. I haven't tried it for a long time, so I don't it is just salty today or it is norm. Please improve.

The hygiene levels for this place is pretty bad. The server I had coughed all over my plate when grabbing it, coughed again when scooping my rice, and coughed when grabbing the pork. She didn't even turn her head or something, just right in my plate. She was also sniffling the entire time, so I'm also wondering if she was also sick. Avoid this place like the plague.