A J - Cupertino

I brought a friend who lived in Beijing for years and he was happy with this place. My aunt, which is Chinese-American, prefers this place also for those in Los Angeles and Shanghai. The environment is quite authentic Chinese, with loud voices, workers make noodles at the tables, and no-frills service. But the tea is hot, the prices are cheap, and the food is good. Try the beef noodles soup, with a cold side of marinated cucumbers.

If I ever am in the mood for diversity and a bit fast, a j’s comes in the sense. they can order a bundle of small dresses that come out quite quickly, and taste good in view of the low prices. the only bark I have is cleanliness — I inevitably feel fat and sticky when I eat here.

Probably some of the most rude service, but consistently tasty product. good prices also. bark meat noodle soup, pork chop fried rice, the pot stickers and the green onion pancake are all worth.

This place is ideal for a quick dinner or lunch with friends. The food tastes good enough. The service is okay. The place doesn't look so clean.