Lion Plaza — Restaurant in San Jose

A fun place to fix a Vietnamese food craving. I wanted a banh xeo (crispy crepe with shrimp, pork slices, bean sprouts) wrap with lettuce, mint and other green produce. Quan Hue has a good one along with other yummy favorites from the middle part of Viet Nam, Hue. It came with a tea and it is good to share because it was pretty big. Also got a combination banh cuon from a place across, there are many choice combinations and always tasty. The bbq ribs with broken rice was also a hit. Next time we'll probably try porridge from there as well as a bo ne phu yen (grilled steak with egg, produce and banh mi bread.) There are tables in the middle of a court yard. Place your order at each station and wait for a bell to signal and pick up your tray. Someone also clears your table after you are done. It can get busy at lunch time, the parking also can get busy on...

Lion Plaza is a well-established retail and food court center anchored by the popular Lion Super Market. Originally built in 1968 and renovated in 1988 and 2025, the property continues to serve as a vibrant community destination for shopping, dining, and cultural gatherings. There are Various Gift shops, Traditional Vietnamese Clothing Stores, Bakery, Cafes, Jewelry Stores, and some of my favorite restaurants here that I often stopped by to eat with my friends. With so many businesses, Retailers, and vendors, Lion Plaza will continued to attracts Ton of People here for many years to come, especially during the Tet Vietnamese New Year’s times of...

Look Plaza, located at 1816 Tully Rd #198, San Jose, CA 95122, is an amazing place. It boasts a beautiful ambiance, an abundance of delicious food options, and ample parking. The plaza is known for its sizable Vietnamese community and offers a diverse range of culinary delights. Hidden gems of Vietnamese cuisine can be found throughout, but be sure to carry cash as many restaurants may not accept cards. Additionally, some establishments might not have English translations, so having a Vietnamese friend or using Google Translate is advisable. Nonetheless, the welcoming culture ensures that you’ll be taken care of. We’re definitely planning to...