Simple restaurant for noodles, dim sum & rice dishes in easygoing surrounds with outdoor seating.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 251 S Mary Ave #1, Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Phone: (408) 743-5728
Website: https://catchasnack.com/restaurant/oldtownshanghai
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Reviews
The service overall was very, very, slow. It was slow getting someone to come by our table to place our order. The pork w/ salted egg yolk and minced pork dry noodles came out within reasonable timing but after they came out, we had to wait another 20 minutes for the pan fried dumplings to arrive at our table (which I can confirm via my photo timestamps XD). After the pork w/ salted egg yolk came out, we also asked for a bowl of rice to go with it which seemed like a simple request but it took a while. We saw the person we asked go in and out of the kitchen multiple times, delivering rice to another table before we got ours.
Pan fried dumplings – super delicious!! They are made so well, crispy on the bottom, filled with wonderful juices and meat. They are a bit bigger than I expected but that’s just personal preference.
Minced pork dry noodles – nothing special here. After seeing and eating it I feel like it’s definitely something I could make myself at home and I wouldn’t get it again.
Pork w/ Salted Egg Yolk – this was very tasty, (and super filling). The outside was so flavorful and crunchy. If you like salted egg yolk flavors/snacks, I would definitely recommend trying this dish!
Come Again? Probably not, but wouldn’t be opposed. They definitely do have some tasty food but the service was really slow and lunch took us over an hour for only 3 dishes.
Vegetable rice with salty pork – salty pork lack flavor. Had better
Salty egg yolk pork – heavy oily taste. The salty egg lack salty egg flavor but there were lots salty egg covered. This, poor quality of salty egg yolk.
Pan fried buns – good. The skin is not very thick like some others. Flavor is just ok though. Soup inside so it’s legit just meat lack flavor.
Well need to come back to try dim sun and others stuffs too! Pretty busy though… But the service is fast and welcoming.
Taste 5* ambience 4* value 5* customer service 4*
Indoor sitting ✓
No outdoor ×
Parking ✓
Chicken wonton soup: Was served hot in a single large pot and we were given smaller soup bowls and spoons. Soup had very good refreshing flavors. We particularly liked the sea weed flavor.
Chow Mein Shanghai style: Nothing to write home about for this entree. it was ok. We however did feel cheated of our chicken here. There were hardly any.
Chicken Tonkatsu: Tasted alright and wasn’t too oily.
Chicken Xiaolongbao: This was the one we were waiting for. We had 3 orders for this one and it was good. They mention on the menu it takes 25 minute for this entree to be served. They were served in steel dumpling steamers stacked one on top of the other. I might say it was a slight attraction for other diners. The xiaolongbaos were steamed well and the chicken and soup tasted veery good.
Ambience: Casual. No booths. Clean well maintained.
Quantity: Ok
Parking: Adequate
Times visited: 1
Major Cuisine:
Shanghai cuisine. Light and non-spicy at all. Usually has soy sauce combined with sugar.
General notes:
Good for 2-4 people, a bit tight for 4. Good place for a regular group meal.
Recommendation: xiaolongbao, baizhanji, danchaofan, jinsitang.