Chef Kwong's - Piatti

Ana Rosa's Mexican

➤ 2089 E 14th StCA 94577, San Leandro, United States

Piatti • Meat • Cafés • Mexican • Breakfast

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"Didn't get a chance to eat here because I was doing a door dash however The service from the moment I hit the door was beyond awesome and the smells hit you as soon as you hit the door. The gentleman who service everyone coming in was more thanknowledgeable about questions I asked and offered alternatives when I told him my daughter couldn't eat certain items! I will bereturning to give them a try! ????"

Doug's Place

➤ 20871 Redwood Rd Castro Valley, CA 94546-5915, 94541, United States

Piatti • Diners • Chicken • American • Breakfast

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"The first stop after a flight is always food for me. Doug’s Place was definitely the place to be. Their specialty is Omelettes but my preference was Corned Beef Hash, eggs, hash browns and rye toast. Everything including the French Toast and Turkey Bacon were all Delish! The prices are amazing for the quality and food portions. The plates are definitely shareable. The crowd was diverse, the location was great, the service was good and most importantly the food was awesome!"

Joe's Pho

➤ 15070 Hesperian Blvd, San Leandro, CA 94578, United States

Piatti • Tea • Casual • Coffee • Catering

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"I visited a pho restaurant on a Sunday afternoon and found it to be 85% full, which was a good sign that people liked this place.To start off, I ordered a cafe sua dua, which I thought would be served in one of those drip coffee tools that you see at other Vietnamese restaurants, but instead it was served in a plastic boba cup. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how it tasted. It was smooth, but a little too sweet.Next, I ordered the dac biet, which is the chef's special, and went for the large portion. The large was definitely too much for me to eat . But the pho itself was delicious. It was served with a ton of green onions, which gave it a nice freshness, and there was also a good amount of beef, more than what I'm used to at other Vietnamese restaurants. The noodles were also fresh and not clumped together.The meal cost me around $30 for a drink and a large pho, so it wasn't the cheapest option out there.Overall, I enjoyed this pho restaurant. I appreciated the portions of meat and fresh noodles. If you don't mind paying a bit more, I would definitely recommend giving this place a try."

Chef's Experience China Bistro

➤ 22436 Foothill Blvd, 94541, Hayward, United States

Piatti • Cafés • Asian • Bistro • Seafood

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"I highly recommend trying out this new restaurant in the East Bay. It offers a new experience, a diverse menu, reasonable prices, and great customer service."

JP's Family Sports Lounge

➤ 3600 BlvdCA 94546, Castro Valley, United States

Piatti • Wine • Seafood • American • Bar-lounge

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"I just want to be clear. We had a great waiter and he was very attentive. However, we had called ahead to find out if they were broadcasting the A's game and that the sound would be on. They said they could do that for us no problem. So we ate in the bar area at a table close to the screen broadcasting the A's gam. However, right at the 9th inning....they turned off the A's game on the screen we were and others were watching without even asking the people there if they were OK with that. Very rude. The food was decent and we thought we had found a new sports bar to go and enjoy a meal and a game. Sadly, probably will not go again"