Little Taipei Plaza: Your Destination for Authentic Chinese Cuisine in Fremont

Hard to give a 4 when the food is very good, but based on the other factors it's a safer bet. If you're American Chinese like yours truly you rely heavily on google translate if your reading ability is not up to snuff or simply non existent. That said, if you can somewhat get by it's "safe" to come here. I do not recommend going here without help for your first time if you don't have any clue how to speak the language or what we are referring to in the reviews. They have available certain breakfast foods on weekends and are also open earlier than weekdays: Lotus leaf wrap (bit fatty, tons of peanuts, has salty yolk) (粽子） Savory/salty soy milk (鹹豆漿） Taro cake (芋頭糕） Rice Mochi exterior with chicken meat filled "buns" (lady just calls it 肉餅) Savory rice "pudding" (碗粿） There may be pan fried buns (餡餅) egg pancakes (蛋餅） I also tried the Lamb and Cumin stir fry (孜然羊肉炒）Good but way way too spicy and a bit too much celery for me. Everything was good but I really loved the taro cake and what I deem the meat mochi and the savory rice puddings. I would get more taro cakes, meat mochis, rice puddings, and try the soy milk and next time skip the lotus leaf wrap and lamb cumin stir fry entirely.

I work for a restaurant but I prefer to eat their food everyday. It's decent real Chinese food. The staffs work with smiles on and the food has been made with heart.

I literally stumbled upon this place. Hole in the wall type of place. Looking at the menu outside I seen they had Kung Poa Ha. I ordered this item to take home. The looks of the restaurant wasn't great but the food was amazing. Been looking for a Chinese place to replace my favorite place of 15 years ago. I'm looking forward to trying more dishes from this place.

This restaurant is still in its COVID transition phase as it still has a lot of take out prepared foods prominently displayed in the store. The foods here will no be like regular American Chinese food, but if you’re looking for Taiwan Chinese food then this is your place. Everything I got here was great and reminded me of Taiwan. The restaurant decor is nothing to write home about, and cash only.

This place is a great spot for authentic Taiwanese food, and a bit of a hidden gem. First off, the food was fantastic. Everything I ordered was fresh, flavourful, and delicious. Their menu has a wide variety of dishes but my personal favourite is the zongzi. Their portions are very generous, especially considering the prices. The staff are all polite and service is pretty quick. Only bizarre thing to note is that when you pay with cash, you have to put the cash into a wok rather than just hand it to the cashier (I'm guessing it's just a habit after the pandemic). The place has a pretty underwhelming atmosphere but is quite clean and well kept. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out.

All of the food here is so delicious! My parents order from here all the time and I love the steamed buns, the crispy fish, and the fan tuan! The people who work here are also super nice.

The service is not that bad. I hesitated to eat here because of the reviews but as I observed, the waitresses were friendly and took care of business effectively and even smiled. Granted they dont speak English and will not go above and beyond, they're "resourceful." Having that said, don't be that customer who are needy or else they will (and need to be) blunt with you - in chinese to boot! The food, it's above average. I like their fried rice, its better than most. The chinese donut wrapped in sticky rice was cold. The fish in clay pot was not good. The place is clean but not visually appealing. Lots of seating. Menu has clear English and numbered. The price is good. I would go back but only order those items that suits your pallette. Update: I went back several times and the service was good and food was very good.

January 2026: My family has been asking me to drop by this shop for about a month for Ba-wan (or Mah-wan). They are a large meat dumpling with a whitish-translucent skin, made from a rice flour. It is considered a popular Taiwanese street food and served with a red(-ish) sauce on top. Pricing is 5.25 each + tax. Each meat dumpling is individually wrapped in plastic wrap, making it simple to purchase however many you want. It will come with a small tub of sauce, so the shop prefers that you purchase the dumplings in sets of 3 or 4. (I have no idea how sauce is presented to you if you order a single dumpling.) Staff at the shop was pleasant enough. They let me take photos and answered my questions. I paid cash. I didn't look to see if they take card or alternate payments. I don't think so? Parking in this shopping center can be absolutely crazy during meal times. Crickets empty at 7pm sometimes. Best to bring a driver and a shopper where the driver just waits to pick up the shopper without needing to locate a parking spot. Takeout is probably best. I will brave the parking lot to return when the family starts requesting meat dumplings again.