Liang's Village

Stopped in for the first time today after getting a haircut at my friend's salon next door. First off, you have to be vaccinated to dine-in. If you don't have your vax card handy, simply scan the QR code at the door, enter your info and your vax record comes up on your phone. The cool thing is, once they see your vax info, they refer to you by name the duration of your visit, making for a quite personable experience. The service was great and helpful. The food was unbelievably tasty. Flavors I have NEVER had before in this context. I will definitely go back! I wish I took pictures of the menu but my food was impeccable: seasoned chicken and rice with a ginger-green onion sauce on the side. Absolutely, yummy!! And gluten free! Plus a seaweed salad and rose green milk tea. Yum, yum YUM!!! (More food than I could eat. Enough for left overs or to share with a friend. Yeah, I'll be back!

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Good food and excellent service. The hand pulled noodles makes this place very special. You can choose the dry noodles or noodle soup. You can also choose thin or flat noodles. All depends on what you like. The beef tender noddle is highly recommended. You need to ask spicy sauce if you need it. I believe this is because of the pandemic. Otherwise you should see all of these sauces on your table.

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Best Taiwanese in the bay area. I drive all the way from Fremont to get to their Cupertino location. Incredible teas, I wish they opened one in the east bay.

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The food is decent and not too salty. I think it is very overpriced. Nice service, excellent drinks. Appetizer pirstions are small.

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