Southland Flavor Cafe in Cupertino

One of my favorite Taiwanese restaurants in the South Bay. Incredibly large menu, and very authentic taste for most of the menu items. One of the few places where you can still enjoy a good bowl of oyster noodles, and also the oyster omelette is very good. Ample free parking. Fast and efficient service.

We ordered Dry rice sliced noodle with ground pork here last night. The owner insisted that the little brown thing is not the cockroach but a fried green onion.Maybe the owner and I have different understanding and opinion about the COCKROACH.

Great Taiwanese food with a large menu selection. Foods are very delicious and homestyle. I love the popcorn chicken!

Great place to grab Taiwanese food with a large menu which includes not common Chinese restaurant menu items like stinky tofu, fish ball with minced pork stuffing, etc. Good amount of seating inside. Also lots of appetizers or congee side dishes to choose from. Plenty of parking on the lot.

Not bad, had the fried stinky tofu it was good but not stinky enough not enough fermentation, ive had better at China bees in San Mateo. The cold noodles were really good, the rice cake with cabbage was a-bit to clumpy and sticky wont order it again from here.

Arrived around 12PM on a Sunday and got fully served within 15 min so that’s def a plus. Wish they told us their shrimp garlic noodles used cream (more in a spaghetti cooking style) as husband’s not a fan of such flavor. Everything is mediocre (stir fried cabbage, oyster omelette and sesame oil chicken noodle)- but has a good family vibe. Portion is decent. Average is $32 before tip.

Closes at 2:30pm strictly.Love this place! Food is authentic! It’s the type of place you grow with the years like from by childhood to adult!People who work here are nice and hard working. Chatty Owner if you choose to.Space is not large but homey.Serves free Chinese tea

Casual, quick Taiwanese place to enjoy a delicious dinner or lunch. The spicy beef tendon, pork diaphragm, sauteed water spinach, fried tofu, and chicken fried noodles were all delicious and authentic. The oyster pancake was okay (not many oysters) and the peanut/small fish appetizer was mostly peanuts.Small dishes, good for sharing.I would definitely come back.

All my favorite Taiwanese classic dishes in one spot: ground pork rice, popcorn chicken, cumin lamb, green onion pancake, noodles, congee... Its a comfort food bonanza. Theyre super fast, and service is well above the average Asian joint. My brother is very allergic to peanuts, and when the chili wonton dish showed up topped with peanuts, they graciously took it away and made a fresh batch without the nuts. Overall a great place if you are craving anything on their very extensive menu.

I wish I could give this place a 0. Awful place with the worst old waitress. The waitress at the restaurant is the rudest person Ive ever encountered. Her behavior was absolutely unacceptable and ruined the entire dining experience. The owner of the restaurant should fire her!Ive never been treated so poorly in a restaurant before. I strongly urge others not to come here, and I will definitely never return to this place.