Chow King is located in the Seasons Marketplace at Landess, serving Filipino-style Asian fast food. It is part of a…More growing, Asian fast-food chain with locations throughout California, Nevada and Washington.</p> <p>The restaurant's signature dishes are the chicken meals, spicy or regular, which come in personal and family sizes. The menu boasts of noodle soups, dim sum, rice meals, breakfasts, noodles and sweets. There is also a nice selection of popular Filipino dishes in party platter sizes perfect for large gatherings.</p>

Try Song Ngu for a traditional bowl of pho. Whether you like beef or chicken, you can choose from a variety of…More options including meatballs, beef, brisket, tendons and chicken.</p> <p>To spice up your soup, you can choose from a bevy of condiments including chili, chili garlic, sweet sauce, chili sauce and soy sauce.  </p> <p>Song Ngu also offers a selection of rice plates if you're not in the mood for noodles.</p>

Taiwan Top Food offers traditional-style hot pots and ramen. Choose from a selection of hot pots, including rib eye…More or lamb. Hot pots come with a plate of fresh vegetables that include lettuce and bok choy. The meal also comes with either noodles or sticky rice. You can also choose from three kinds of broths, including chicken, herbal or spicy soup.  </p> <p>The restaurant also offers snacks such as deep-fried tofu, fried tempura, Taiwanese meatballs, garlic sausage, and rice plates featuring fried chicken steak and pork chops.</p>

Serving Cantonese-style foods, Cafe Won Kee is a popular spot to grab good food at reasonable prices.  It is…More always full during weekday lunch hours, so come early!  Try the cafe's roast pork and BBQ meats, which are among the most popular dishes here.  If you prefer the simple fried rice or pan-fried noodles, these dishes are hearty comfort food.</p> <p>There is also a take-out deli counter by the entrance, offering Chinese BBQ such as whole roast chicken, pork and duck.  Let cashiers know how much you want to buy, and they will chop the meat into smaller pieces to take home and enjoy.</p> <p>If you choose to dine-in during dinnertime, complimentary dessert is served after dinner; the desserts are usually sweet soups such as red bean soup or green bean sweet soup.</p> <p>Credit cards accepted with a $20 minimum order.</p>

The mantra of this vegan restaurant is "Be veg, go green, save the planet." You won't miss the meat here. Dishes are…More skillfully prepared, often with mock meat made from soy. Go for the Kung Pow Wow, a meatless version of Kung Po Chicken. Or rice noodle soups such as the Bun Hue, a spicy red soup with fake fish balls, mock meat and mint leaves.</p> <p>This menu of this particular Loving Hut has more Asian dishes than its sister store in Palo Alto. Within the shopping center, it's probably the only place you'll be able to pick up a package of Tofurky.</p> <p>Loving Hut has a decor that is pristine, with lots of shiny white tabletops and white pleather seats.This restaurant is the brainchild of  Ching Hai, a spiritual teacher.</p>

Looking for a fun dinner for your date? Bring them here for an active cooking experience. Want to interest children…More in cooking? Have them participate in choosing hot pot ingredients, but please keep them safe from the tabletop flames and grill. </p> <p>As Hot Pot City is buffet-styled, patrons choose from a variety of raw meats, seafoods, crisp vegetables, and noodles from the buffet bar, bringing plates back to their tables to cook in their hot pot soup broth. There are three soup broths to choose from: regular, chili and herbal. (Extra fees apply for the chili and herbal broths). Popular items for hot pot cooking include: sliced lamb and beef, egg dumplings, fish balls, tempura sticks, enoki mushrooms and noodles.</p> <p>For those preferring to use the adjacent table grill, choose from Hot Pot's selection of premarinated beef, lamb, pork and chicken. Remember to pick up a bowl of dipping sauce, as sauce is an important element to Taiwanese hot pot. The most common and favorite sauce is the Taiwanese BBQ sauce, but the "sauce bar" carries ingredients and spices customers can use to add to their own creations. </p> <p>In addition to the raw foods, the buffet bar also includes drinks and ingredients to make original desserts. Get creative while concocting desserts with sweets such as red and green mung beans, tapioca, coconut milk,  condensed milk, and Hot Pot's shaved ice machine. Prices are charged per customer and happy hour prices start after 10pm. Reservations are suggested for parties of more than six people. Take note that the last seating allowed is one hour prior to closing.</p>

A favorite hangout for Asian American teens, step inside this coffee shop and you'll see why.  A wall menu full…More of milk tea drinks and a version of the slurpee in various flavors. This menu includes food such as burgers, noodle soups and bento boxes, in addition to fried Asian snacks such as popcorn chicken, fried calamari and yam.</p> <p>The interior of the store is colorful, with music videos playing on a flat-screen TV, floor-to-ceiling windows, colorful stools and interesting tables. Outside patio seating is also available for enjoying the warmer weather. Inside seating is includes round tables, bar-like counters and rotating stools.   Free wi-fi. Cash only.</p>