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Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Sunnyvale, California, United States. Sunnyvale (/ˈsʌniveɪl, vəl/) is a city located in Santa Clara County, California. As of the 2010 United States Census, the population was 140,095.
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10. Chaat Bhavan - El Camino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Energized by a passion for serving and a love of Indian cuisine, Chaat Bhavan - El Camino is more than a restaurant -- it's a way of life. Specializing in northern and southern Indian delicacies, we have over 70 dishes on our menu with an emphasis on vege
Reviewed By ESastry
We went for lunch on a weekend and got seated quickly. We liked the wide choice of vegetarian dishes. Two of us had thalis while another two ordered other items. All of us liked the taste of the food. The service was also good. The ambience was better than another Indian restaurant we went to in Sunnyvale. The pricing was reasonable. Happy with the visit.Thanks for stopping in! It's wonderful to hear your lunch hit the spot. Thanks so much for the compliments, and we can't wait to have you back again.Till then,Team at Chaat Bhavan
9. India Chaat Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Steve_of_N21
This restaurant was almost dead opposite the hotel we were staying in and we utilised it as a couple of our colleagues were veggie.The decor is more cafe than posh restaurant with plastic tablecloths and basic layout, and no alcohol is served.Fortunately the mango lassies were cold and fruity and the food was very good. Can't say what I had as it was ordered by a Pakistani colleague but it was very flavoursome and up their with some of the vegetarian dishes I have experienced in India.And at $20 each with gratuity it was the cheapest dinner of the trip as well.
8. Sushi Tomi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By lwj
We went here for a family dinner on a Sunday after watching a movie at a nearby theater.Dinner combinations and sushi are fresh, well presented and have great taste.Sushi Tomi is located in a quiet area of downtown Mountain View and is a very good choice if you are in the area.It is a somewhat small and popular restaurant with good service.In order to avoid waiting, we recommend arriving as the restaurant is opening.
7. House of Pho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By rcjetskier
I love coming here for the Pho. There no bells or whistles, but if you want a good bowl of Pho, this is the place. I always get the rare steak. Have to admit the last time I was here, it did seem like they skimped a bit on the steak, I'm hoping that was just a one time thing. Would hate to have to look for another place.
6. Tanto Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Jonas J
This excellent restaurant is completely out of place in its area, where it is surrounded by fast-food restaurants and uninspiring store fronts. We went there twice in a week, and there were guests waiting for tables at all times. We waited 10 minutes the first time and 2 minutes the second time.The menu, containing perhaps a hundred different dishes, is a bit overwhelming for someone like me who is not too familiar with Japanese food. Each dish is described in around three words. The waiter was helpful, but there was only so much he could do. I was happy with my selection, but it may have been mostly luck on my first visit. On my second visit I had sashimi, which was excellent -- especially considering how cheap it was.
5. P.F. Chang's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 247 reviews
P.F. Chang's is a restaurant concept that honors the 2,000-year-old Asian tradition of wok cooking and believes in making food from scratch every day in every restaurant. With a Farm to Wok food philosophy at its core, P.F. Chang's chefs hand-roll dim sum
Reviewed By Mark S
Have been to PFC @ Stanford and it is better than this Sunnyvale location. At both places the food is very good to exquisite. We love the filet mignon stir fry, sesame chicken, and fried rice.With reference to this Sunnyvale location::1. There's no sound-proofing. The ceiling is reflective, hence it is noisy everywhere inside the dining room.2. The speakers and equalization is very poor. The sound is flat and muffled and too loud. The "music" was not consistent with the cuisine, and it was too difficult to converse among ourselves.3. If you go to the patio tables, there's a 60 cycle hum from the coiled heaters above, and4. The hard bench seats outside are uncomfortable. There's no back support because the hard backs are at too great of an angle. So plan on leaning forward on this hard bench, and... 5. The lighting on the patio is poor at night.6. They gave us only one empty plate each, and it was way too small.... about 6" x 8". The food is excellent and the staff so pleasant, but unless and until these six points are improved, we do not plan on returning to this location.
4. Inchins Bamboo Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Susan P
Generous size portions with excellent service. The restaurant is attractive, the only negative point is the large TV screens playing sport in the bar area, no one appeared to watching them and I believe it spoilt the atmosphere in the rest of the restaurant.
3. Madras Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By krishna292
Being our wedding anniversary day we had first gone to Temple in Sunnyvale without taking breakfast and after prayer in temple we looked for a vegetarian restaurant for breakfast. My son advised this restaurant and we reaches Madras cafe at about 10-30 AM and at that time there was not much rush and so we did not have to wait much. We ordered Dosas, Dahi wada and Idlys. All the items were very tasty and priced reasonably. Of course the ambience and cleanliness was not of a high order but was moderate as we found a fly, probably because of frequent opening of entrance/exit door. I recommend this restaurant for delicious south Indian dishes, if one is not looking for a high furnishings. The rest rooms are well maintained and parking is also available. This restaurant in its get up and lay out, furniture etc is like many such restaurants in the Bay Area
2. Merit Vegetarian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By John L
I very much liked the "Wonton Noodle" Soup and the Pot Stickers. The noodles were done just right (not too crunchy or too soft). The Wontons were pre-fried to perfection. They also put Tofu and Vegetables in the soup- all very fresh and tasty.The Pot Stickers were also very tasty.The Servers were very friendly.
1. Chaat Bhavan - El Camino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Energized by a passion for serving and a love of Indian cuisine, Chaat Bhavan - El Camino is more than a restaurant -- it's a way of life. Specializing in northern and southern Indian delicacies, we have over 70 dishes on our menu with an emphasis on vege
Reviewed By ESastry
We went for lunch on a weekend and got seated quickly. We liked the wide choice of vegetarian dishes. Two of us had thalis while another two ordered other items. All of us liked the taste of the food. The service was also good. The ambience was better than another Indian restaurant we went to in Sunnyvale. The pricing was reasonable. Happy with the visit.Thanks for stopping in! It's wonderful to hear your lunch hit the spot. Thanks so much for the compliments, and we can't wait to have you back again.Till then,Team at Chaat Bhavan
