Asia Village Restaurant, Sunnyvale CA

One of the best lunches I’ve had in awhile. The Kung Pao Chicken lunch special was plentiful, the chicken fresh and tender with rich sauce and crunchy veggies. Can’t say much for the setting and service, but the food is worth the visit.

Gave this place a try and now in love with their Hongkong Milk Tea and beef chow ho fun.
Price is quite ok. Food is authentic.
Four stars for it because the potstickers were no good（especially the thick dough wrapper).

Really tasty dishes for the price. Atmosphere is not the loveliest with the bright bluish lights and stark decor, but close your eyes and enjoy the food. It seemed like every dish was well done. Beef was very tender. They had a bitter melon stir fry, West Lake beef and parsley soup, fried cod with diced garlic and jalapeño, chow fun, radish beef stew…it was all good. There was a weird show on the TV where a Chinese bride was getting buried alive and reportedly a naked person running through. Maybe sit facing away from the TV? The Singapore style stir fry noodle looked good…

Great price performance is why we keep coming back to this retaurants. Good food, family style restaurant, efficient waiter/waitress.

Large portions and tasty. Free lemon tea for pickup orders but not sure the minimum order amount.

Ordered the Seafood Crispy Noodle on DoorDash. Opened the sauce and saw a spider floating on top of it. Picked it out and also picked out some fish slices and vegetables, another bug then showed up. 1cm large, mosquito-like. Super disgusting. Would give 0 star if I could. Please avoid this restaurant.

Worst service ever! No smile from our rude waitress. They made a mistake on our order and she made it seems like it was my fault when I ordered - chicken doesn’t even sound like fish at all!
Gave us a look of disgust when we asked for water. No water refills after that. Not once did she check up on us.
No fortune cookies either! Seriously? !

Very nice Cantonese style restaurant. Best beef chow fun I've ever had around the Bay. Even got a free iced tea for take out.

Always a great place for authentic Cantonese food. Small place but has a couple of larger tables for a family dinner.

Delicious food Must eat
I have been try many foods here strongly recommended beef like "法式牛仔粒" and hong kong style milk tea also the best Large portions and reasonable price

I love coming to the Asia Village Restaurant for their delicious meals with reasonable prices. My favorite is no longer on their current menu but that does not prevent me from coming back for excellent Chinese/Vietnamese cuisine. I ordered enough to have more for another meal.

Nice Cantonese food, I like their milk tea! I didn't really like their General Tso Chicken but the fried rice, fish clay pot are good. We eat there regularly and I like most of their dishes. I think they have a new server who is very attentive, and provides good service!

Been coming here for a long while. Very delicious food. I like the Braised Tofu, Sweet & Sour Pork w/pineapple and Singaporean Rice Noodles. Beef Chow Fun (干炒牛河), my fave, is very good. Indeed everything tastes good in Asia Village. Cantonese style. Nice service.

A hole in the wall. Clean tables but like many Asian restaurants, the carpet could use a good cleaning.

The food lacks flavor! As first timers here, we ordered so many different options. The most upsetting dish was the General tsao chicken. I wish I would've seen someone else's review on it because they were right! It's just batter and sauce. It was mushy. The fried rice, Mongolian beef and chow mein we're decent at best. The seafood hot and sour had potential. To end it off the honey walnut shrimp was meh. Waste of money. I was expecting more from the 4 stars

I ordered two items. One was green pea sprouts dish with garlic which was great. The second item was General Tso's chicken. From the picture shown on their wall and on the main door I thought it would be great. All they gave me was batter with sauce- there was not a single piece of chicken in any of the pieces- just fried batter. I was confused at first thinking I made an error in placing the order so I checked again on their website which stated chicken in batter with sauce. How can a restaurant serve a plate full of batter that are shaped in pieces with sauce and not a single piece of chicken which was worth $16.00? What a rip off. They should call the dish General Tso's batter with sauce and not General Tso's chicken.