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Vietnamese Dining in Milpitas

Dining and Food ~ Restaurants in Milpitas ~ Asian Pacific Dining

There’s nothing quite so comforting as some hot Vietnamese pho on a rainy day. Vietnamese home-style cooking is often the best buy for a filling meal.

Anh Hong Saigon
Menu. The entire restaurant seemed to be packed with Vietnamese families when we walked in on a Sunday night. It was noisy and felt very homey right up until closing.
Yelp
233 W Calaveras Blvd
408-946-9046

BBH Noodle
Yelp. “The Bun Bo here is so delicious! I love their broth. It’s so rich and full of flavors.”
1203 E Calaveras Blvd.
408-263-8985

Com Tam Thien Huong
Yelp reviews. “I love broken rice dishes even if my mom makes it from time to time at home.”
41 Serra Way
669-235-5132

New Pho Saigon Noodle & Grill Restaurant
Facebook. Our versatile menu showcases a range of Chinese-Vietnamese delicacies, with an emphasis on our specialty: soup.
1770 Clear Lake Ave
408-262-1688

Pho Hoang Van
Yelp. “The food here is brilliant. Pho Hoang Van is clean, spacious, welcoming with a friendly staff and has some mighty tasty food!” It changes names and menus every couple of years. Phone number stays the same.
72 S. Park Victoria Dr.
408-946-1937

Pho Nguyen
Yelp. My go-to spot in Milpitas for Pho. Soups and rice plates are muy bien.
275 W Calaveras Blvd
408-945-5909

Pho Saigon Noodle House
You won’t find better value in pho anywhere else. We’ve been around for many years and you can depend on us for great meals. Open until 3am.
1455 Landess Ave.
408-263-8936

Pho Thin  Hanoi
We create and cook flavorful and delectable Vietnamese dishes based on traditional recipes and wholesome, and organic ingredients – all made with real passion.
41 Serra Way # 106
408-649-6027

Truong Thanh Vietnamese Restaurant
Yelp reviews. Vietnamese home-style cooking. We’re even open till 2 am on the weekends (Friday & Saturday) to fulfill your appetites after a night out on the town.
680 Barber Lane
408-383-0886

Tung Kee Noodle House
Fast food. Inexpensive and plentiful.
481 E Calaveras Blvd
408-263-8288
and
1792 N. Milpitas Blvd.
408-935-9888

Vung Tau II Restaurant
I’m a teacher and a parent of one of my Vietnamese students tipped me off on this one. Very glad she did, because this is one of my new favorites..
Yelp
1750 N Milpitas Blvd
408-934-9327

See also ~ Sandwiches – Deli & Vietnamese Sandwiches in Milpitas
No matter where you turn, there’s a sandwich shop in Milpitas! New to the scene are Vietnamese sandwich shops. Yelp reviews for most sandwiches, so find the best!

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Hawaiian Dining in Milpitas

Dining and Food ~ Restaurants in Milpitas ~ Asian Pacific Dining

Island-themed Milpitas restaurants whose menus feature traditional Hawaiian meals and drinks.

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue
Island-themed fast-food chain whose menu features traditional Hawaiian plate lunches.
273 W Calaveras Blvd.
408-262-5880

Poki Run
Facebook Page. Yelp reviews. My favorite spot for a healthy lunch.
119 N. Mipitas Blvd.
408-946-8048

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Korean BBQ Dining in Milpitas

Dining and Food ~ Restaurants in Milpitas ~ Asian Pacific Dining

Korean BBQ restaurants offer in-table grills for cooking your meats to the doneness you prefer, and dip in a tasty sauce.

Bamboo Korean BBQ House
Order online. Menu. This is a hidden gem when it comes to Korean restaurants.
Yelp
260 S Abel St
408-263-6705

Gen Korean BBQ House
Local chain offering Korean BBQ grilled tableside & ban-chan in a trendy, modern setting.
190 Barber Ln.
408-955-0228

Hansang Tofu
We offer high quality, authentic Korean cuisine that includes Kalbi, Bulgogi, K-Chicken, Army Stews, and much more! We strive to provide delicious meals along with great service in a clean, upscale environment.
57 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-770-2107

Jang Su Jang
They know how to consistently make great food. The place is a too noisy, but the decor is the best for a Korean restaurant. That’s why I take clients there when they want Korean food.
Yelp
269 W Calaveras Blvd
408-262-3434

Koong’s
Chinese, Korean, Noodles. Yelp. Koong’s serves Korean-Chinese dishes. If you’ve been to San Tung in San Francisco, it’s pretty similar. Possibly even better cause there’s no wait.
103 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-946-8020

My No.1 Sushi & Tofu
Yelp reviews. Spicy Korean favorites & a free ice cream chaser served in a casual outlet with simple decor.
1747 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-946-5100

So Gong Dong Tofu House
Yelp reviews. Been craving Korean food lately, so decided to give this place a try. The food here is very good and so is the service.
231 W Calaveras Blvd
408-262-5454

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Asian Pacific Dining in Milpitas

Chinese, Filipino, Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese Restaurants – with reviews. Milpitas has the largest selection of Asian restaurants outside of San Francisco, and all have free parking.

Chinese – Taiwanese – Shanghainese – Hunan

Beer Bear Grill
Pan stickers, salted duck. duck vermicelli soup, teppanyaki
402 Barber Ln.
408-577-1922

Chef P’s
Yelp. “The shrimp in the walnut shrimp and vegetable shrimp are cooked to perfection. I really love the egg rolls, too, and the house chow mien.”
1535 Landess Ave. Ste 162
408-586-8389

China Palace Restaurant
Yelp. Open until 3am. This is kind of a hole in the wall place. It’s great if your looking for some authentic Chinese food that’s good on the wallet. Its open late for those late night munchies. Don’t expect great service.
688 Barber Ln.
408-894-7060

Darda Seafood Restaurant
Chinese Islamic style cooking. Halal.
296 Barber Lane
408-433-5199

Dingguagua Tasty Legend 鼎呱呱美味江湖
Great place to try some unique Northern Chinese dishes, but come with someone you know speaks Chinese to order the special dishes at this place. The food was very tasty and good. Most of the dishes were very well priced. Menu.
550 Barber Ln.
408-456-0520

FT BBQ
Yelp reviews. Our BBQ restaurant is known for its modern interpretation of classic dishes and its insistence on only using high quality fresh ingredients.
660 Barber Ln.
408-922-7211

Hometown Kitchen
“All in all, I really recommend this place! I think this is the truly hometown flavor that I’m looking for. All the dishes are tasty and made with traditional ways.” Hunan .
MenuEnglish Menu
1245 Jacklin Road
408-263-9888

Golden Sun Palace
Roomy Chinese place with a lively atmosphere serving Cantonese seafood dishes & traditional dim sum.
1678 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-263-3888

King Eggroll Express
You can choose from a variety of delicious dishes at an affordable price. (Tip: Lundy location often has far lower prices!) Order any of special party trays for your next special events or dine in at our new Milpitas location.
442 W. Calaveras Blvd
408-942-4888

Koi Palace
Dim Sum, Seafood. Teahouse.
768 Barber Ln.
408-432-8833

Koong’s Chinese
Yelp Review. A family owned business, Koong’s is run by a familiar staff that is beloved in the Milpitas community.
103 N. Milpitas Blvd.
408-946-8020

Kung Fu Noodle
Yelp. Heads up!! This isn’t the original Kung Fu Noodle that was here before! As of today (7/2/2019) the new and improved restaurant has only been open for 3 days. They changed the name by adding the Chinese words in front of Kung Fu Noodle!
278 Barber Ct.
408-922-6898

Mayflower Restaurant
Dim sum and banquet meals are always good here.
Yelp
428 Barber Lane
408-922-2700

Nutrition House
Medium sized, northern style chinese food. lots of sizzling platters, decent quality, massive servings and more then fair pricing. Left of Hot Pot City.
496 Barber Ln.
408-428-9285

Ocean Pearl Restaurant
Authentic Hong Kong style This is a relatively new HK style restaurant with good roasted pig and duck, BBQ pork and other dishes like won ton , congee , stir fry beef , hoi Nam chicken , lobster noodles, etc. They have excellent service and very good prices.
206 Barber Ct.
408-955-9666

Panda Express
Chinese fast food chain. Offers catering.
70 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-946-8818

The Porridge – Mei Garden
The freshness, taste, and digestibility of this food makes it seem like home-cooking, even if nobody in your home ever cooks bitter melon or seaweed.
1706 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-935-9369

QQ Noodle
No-frills Asian kitchen serving up vegetarian & meat-based plates & soups with handmade noodles.
416 Barber Ln.
408-894-9171

Shanchenglameizi
Our company was established in Beijing and has been mainly focusing on Chongqing hot pot. 20 kinds of free special snacks.
286 Barber Ct.
No local phone number available. But if you care to call Beijing.

Shanghai Delight
Chinese. Menu only.
218 Barber Ct.
408-434-6888

Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks
Casual, counter-serve cafe serving fried chicken, rice combos & other Taiwanese street snacks
522 Barber Ln.
408-922-7271

酸爽一碗-Suanlafen Noodles
Yelp. Ate here 3 times, hasn’t disappoint yet. Caution: you have to like the extremely sour & spicy soup to like their noodles. No service provided at all.
662 Barber Ln.
408-571-0888

Top Cafe
We pride ourselves on offering high quality Hong Kong- and Cantonese-styled cuisine at an affordable cost. We believe that our passion for good food brings happiness to our neighbors, families, and community members. Open until 3am.
650 Barber Ln.
408-922-0382

Shanghai Delight
Yelp reviews. Seems to be well-liked. Good food and low prices.
218 Barber Court
408-434-6888

South Legend Sichuan Restaurant
Yelp. After walking in circles at the Great Mall and working up an appetite, Lily directed us to South Legend Sichuan Restaurant in Milpitas. She made sure we were all okay with spicy food before she decided on a place.
1720 N. Milpitas Blvd.
408-934-3970

Taipei Cafe
You used to have to go to SF for this kind of Taiwanese cooking. Fresh food, low prices. The restaurant sells Hakka-style food.
568 N Abel St.
408-586-8885

Taiwanese Porridge Kingdom
Snug counter serve offering porridge, dumplings & other standard Chinese dishes in a mellow setting.
1706 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-383-9888

Xian Kitchen
Yelp. First time here. My prediction. Is that this restaurant will not be around for long. The dishes are cater mostly for ancient taste buds. If they some key changes it may survive! “The beef soup is the only saving grace.” Beef is tough.
300 Barber Ct.
408-526-1500

Hiking, Running, Walking

Milpitas and Silicon Valley have lots of great places for taking a walk or serious hiking. Here are groups who organize hikes to go together and make friends.

Clubs & Organizations

Bay Area Hiking And Anything Fun
This group is all about having a great time in the company of people with shared interests such as hiking, running, walking, bicycling, and a wide range of other activities and adventures we do together.

Bay Area Orienteering Club
We’ve gone orienteering with this group for several years now at local parks. Object is, with a map and compass, to locate ‘controls’ and not get lost.

Milpitas Jogging & Hiking Club :::…::.
A Group for Milpitians who want to get together and enjoy jogging and hiking in destinations within Milpitas.

Mission Peak Striders
A group of recreational runners of all ability levels from the Southeast Bay Area (Fremont, Hayward, Union City, Newark, Milpitas). We meet for regularly scheduled runs on Saturday and Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights. Check their Facebook page for updates.

Mt Diablo Guided Hikes, Walks & Events
MDIA sponsored hikes are free and open to all. Hikers are requested to arrive promptly at scheduled times. Site also shows popular trails to hike on your own. Mt Diablo is located about 30 miles to the north and east of Milpitas, off of I-680.

Open Space Appreciation Hiking Enthusiasts
The Open Space Authority docents are friendly, engaging and won’t make you cry hiking up the hill (unless you like killer hikes and then they have some crazy intense hikers, too). This group is for anyone who likes to go hiking, or for walks and would like people to go with. If you like walking with other people, if you are shy, friendly, outgoing, or just love being outdoors, this is a chance to hang out with some fun people.

Sleep Late and Hike
Interested in spending more time on the weekends in nature? Want to explore more of the Bay Area? Are you an afternoon person? Like to walk at a moderate pace? This may be the group for you!

Urban Footprints Hiking Club
Facebook page announcing local hikes.

Donate Camping Gear

Today’s Youth Matter
Makes use of gently used sleeping bags, tents, kayaks and canoes during their annual summer camps, which give at-risk children a weeklong escape. Baseballs, bats and tennis rackets also go a long way in bringing the fun back to a child’s life. 461 Valley Way, Milpitas, 408-719-9125.

Events

Bay Area Hiker Facebook Page
Members may announce hikes welcoming others to join in. Also find announcements for trail building volunteers. You will also find out about closed parks, often because of storm damage to roads.

See also: Trails & Bike Paths

Halloween/Fall Fests

Photo is of the GoMilpitas Haunted Yard at the east end of Grand Teton Dr. Haunted again in 2023!

If you have a community-wide October Halloween or Fall Fest Drive-Trough Celebration that you’d like to publicize here, please email your Go Milpitas guide, Ann Zeise. Please leave the Milpitas address of your “haunted” yard or driveway or parking lot. Since such displays may be going up early, if you wish visitors over a range of dates, include those dates. If you have a time range when the display will be on, include that. Leave me your phone number or email address just incase I need to contact you with questions regarding your post.

This page will be linked in the Events Calendar in October, so people will be able to read and use this page and Google maps to locate your haunt. I will only show your address and not your name, unless you specifically write that you want me to spell it out.

Milpitas Halloween and Fall Fests in 2023

1st Annual Halloween Party
Friday, October 20, 2023. 6-10PM.
Costume Contest, DJ, Eat, Drink, And Be Scary, $50 entry fee
Sponsored by the Joseph Bettencourt Foundation
Milpitas Community Center

Brick-or-Treat: Monster Party
Thursday, October 05, 2023 , 11:00am-5:00pm at LEGOLAND Discovery Center Bay Area
870 Great Mall Drive, Milpitas, CA.
Price: $29.99 to $43.99—Kids 2 years & under are free.
Scary fun awaits as the LEGO® Monsters take over LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Bay Area and throw a Monster Party you don’t want to miss! Get into the Halloween spirit and join us from September 28th -October 31st for some monsterrific activities and an exclusive 4D Halloween movie – The Great Monster Chase! And another party only for adults 18+. Experience a BOO-tastic Adult Night on Friday, October 13th, 6-9PM in this Halloween-themed attraction filled with tricks and treats galore! Enjoy the 4D Monster Party movie, ride and explore the attraction kid free!

Weller School Trunk or Treat
Weller back parking lot off Dixon Road. Costume Contest, music, games. A food truck will be available for you to purchase food. Every child goes home with a pumpkin, too.

Pumpkins in the Park
Saturday, October 28, 2023. 10AM-2PM. At Cardoza Park, Kennedy and Park Victoria Dr. Treat your family to a frightfully fun lunch break. Break in your costumes as you enjoy the ghoulishly good time we have planned for you. Choose your pumpkin from our pumpkin patch. $15/child. Paid admission require for some activities. Purchase your tickets at cityofmilpitas.simpletix.com. No charge for accompanying adults and non-participating children.

Family Fall Festival 2023
Saturday, October 28, 2023. 5-7PM.
Leaves are turning and fall is in the air! Join us for a fabulous Family Fall Festival. Enjoy classic fall activities like contests, arts & crafts, carnival games, music, prizes, yummy autumn treats, and more! Make special memories with the whole family this autumn. Invite your friends and family to this free, community celebration full of fall flavors, fun, and laughter. See you at Christ Community Church of Milpitas to celebrate the season together! Sign Up Here

Annual Screening of The Milpitas Monster Movie
Monday, October 30, 2023. 7-9:30PM.
Join us for the highly anticipated Annual Screening of The Milpitas Monster Movie! This exciting event will take place at the Cinemark Century Great Mall 20 XD and ScreenX located on Great Mall Drive, Milpitas, CA, USA. Get ready to experience the thrills and chills of this classic monster movie in person. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to watch the film on the big screen with fellow fans. Grab your popcorn and get ready for a night of nostalgia and entertainment. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets for this must-attend event! Optional Dinner preceding the movie, at 4pm at the Outback across from the theater.

Halloween Events in Other Places Nearby

Pirates of Emerson
September 29, 2023 – October 31, 2023. New for 2023 we will again present a WALK THRU thru event, with online only, Timed Entry tickets. Capacity limitations will be in place and that will mean tickets will probably again sell out early. Do not miss out – buy early! Also new are age limitations. Anyone under 16 years old MUST be accompanied by an Individual 21 or over. Thank you for understanding. Located at Alameda County Fairgrounds (Corner of Bernal & Valley Ave) Pleasanton, CA 94566

Dead Time Dreams Haunted Attractions
October 6-31, 2023, and other dates, too. Hours vary. Returns for the 2023 season. This year we’ll feature our open air immersive haunted attraction, NIGHTMARES. Take a stroll with us as we take you through the ultimate scare zone. Also returning is a bigger and better Midway of Terror to entertain before and after the main attractions. We’re again located at the corner of Tully Road and Capital Expwy next to the ABC Pumpkin Patch and Wells Fargo at Eastridge Mall, with plenty of FREE parking.

Haunted Train
Oct 20 – 29, 2023, at Ardenwood Historic Farm in Fremont CA. Climb aboard the HAUNTED TRAIN for a spooky (not scary) ride through the haunted forest at Ardenwood Historic Farm in Fremont. This ride is designed especially for families with children under 12. Live actors supply the fun and you will encounter the famous Witch of Ardenwood and other characters. There are colorful Halloween displays in between the scenes. For 30 years we have been supplying Halloween fun for all ages, and nothing will jump out or frighten young children. The Haunted Train will operate the two weekends before Halloween: October 20, 21, 22; and October 27, 28, 29. Trains will run every 30 minutes between 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm on Friday and Saturday nights; and between 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm on Sunday nights. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Because the ride is at night, for safety reasons every child under the age of 4 must sit on an adult’s lap (which will also give them a better view). The ticket price is $18 for all ages 3 and up (ages 2 and under are free).
Tickets go on sale SEPTEMBER 15, 2023 at 8 AM.

Mission/Rancho Era – 1700s

Milpitas was along the route taken by the De Anza Expedition, and between Mission San Jose and Mission Santa Clara. There is a sign posted near the intersection of Calaveras and Milpitas Blvd., near City Hall, showing where the expedition passed through.

Alviso Adobe Park
The adobe’s history can be traced back to 1834, when its original owner, José Maria de Jesus Alviso, penned a petition describing what he had built: “two walled houses,” outside of which were 600 cattle, a 600-vine vineyard, and an orchard bearing 60 fruit trees. The function of the petition was for Alviso to gain formal ownership of the property, which he cited as “the place named Milpitas.” Tours are offered at 1PM, 2PM, and 3PM on the second Saturday of every month. You can RSVP here. If you have the app AdventureLab on your smart phone, there are 5 clues outside at this location. There is also 1 geocache.
2087 Alviso Adobe Ct.

A demonstration of the 20-foot-long wrap the women on the De Anza Expedition wore to carry their babies and supplies.

Adobe Peralta House
The Peralta Adobe is San José’s oldest address. Built in 1797, the Peralta Adobe is the last remaining structure from El Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe.

California Missions Interactive Internet Field Trip
In May of 1995, some bicyclists road along the El Camino (King’s Highway) between 12 of the California Missions. They kept up an internet dialog with 4th grade students in Palo Alto.

The California missions school project is becoming a thing of the past. Here’s why
Building missions from sugar cubes or popsicle sticks does not help students understand the period and is offensive to many,” the new History-Social Science Framework adopted last year says. “Missions were sites of conflict, conquest, and forced labor. Students should consider cultural differences, such as gender roles and religious beliefs, in order to better understand the dynamics of Native and Spanish interaction.”

California Missions Resource Center
Your comprehensive guide to discovering the history behind the California missions and the people who founded and shaped the character of California.

El Camino de San Jose
El Camino nominally links the missions, but Mission San José in Fremont is nowhere near today’s El Camino Real. So what route did early Californians take from Mission Santa Clara to Mission San José? It goes along Main Street and Milpitas Boulevard in Milpitas!

A History of Mexican Americans in California
Hispanic settlement of what is now California began in 1769 when the Presidio and Catholic mission of San Diego were established.

Juan Bautista De Anza
National Historic Trail. In 1775-76 he led a contingent of 30 soldiers and their families to found a presidio and mission on the San Francisco Bay. Here is a map showing where he came to Milpitas. Translation of diaries of De Anza, Font and Eixarch.

Milpitas Images of America Milpitas
Images of America
by Robert Burrill
$21.95 or $25 with author signature.
Call 408-263-5468 to order.
Robert L. Burrill, Milpitas filmmaker and photography teacher for more than 35 years, has combed the archives of the Milpitas Historical Society, private local collections, and his own works to find more than 200 vintage photographs chronicling the heritage, enterprise, and wit of Milpitas from the 1700s to the present day.

The Missions
The Franciscans came to California not merely to convert the tribes to Christianity but to train them for life in a European colonial society. Conversion was seldom an entirely voluntary process.

Model Behavior
The agony of the tradition of 4th grade Mission model building. The author wonders: What does this really teach? By David Templeton

Peralta Adobe
A 200-year old adobe home in the heart of downtown San Jose. This page tells you about its history.

Photo Gallery of California Missions & Other Hispanic Sites
A good site to begin your research into historic Spanish California. Contact information for dozens of historic places of this era.

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Milpitas

As Teslas are made a few exits up the 880 freeway north of Milpitas, electric vehicles have become very popular in the area. Travelers often want to know where they can charge up their electric car, and may have preferences as to the type of charger. You can also view the full map on Google.

I have arranged each type of electric vehicle charging station by its location, north to south. (Fremont border to San Jose border.) As you can see, most are along McCarthy Blvd., which runs parallel to I-880 to its west. From I-880, take the Dixon Landing exit and head west (right), and then immediately left on McCarthy Blvd. and go south. (Note: McCarthy is an excellent alternative route should 880 have too much traffic. It begins as Fremont Blvd. up in Fremont, and becomes O’Toole in San Jose, ending on E. Brokaw, not far from the airport.

ChargePoint Charging Station
We help drivers make the switch to electric by offering connected charging wherever they work, shop, eat and play. with our free mobile app, special driver discounts and integration with automakers, we offer a seamless driving and charging experience.
400 N McCarthy Blvd
430 N McCarthy Blvd
690 N McCarthy Blvd
1102 S Abel St

Electric Charging Station
Unknown brand.
1001 Murphy Ranch Rd

EVgo Charging Station
Pay as you go and membership pricing by the minute.
301 Ranch Dr
447 Great Mall Dr

SemaConnect Charging Station
Join the SemaConnect Network today – the most open ecosystem of
electric vehicle charging stations in North America! Member login.
455 E Calaveras Blvd (City Hall)
160 N Main St. (Library)
777 Bellew Dr. (Crowne Plaza)
1501 McCarthy Blvd

Tesla Supercharger
Stop along the world’s fastest charging network while you grab a quick bite to eat. With our rapidly expanding Supercharger locations placed on well-traveled routes, Tesla can get you anywhere you want to go.
901 E Calaveras Blvd Embassy Suites – quite a few charging stations on SE corner of hotel
333 S. Abbott Ave. In Denny’s parking lot, near the I-880 and 237/Calaveras Bl. interchange, SE corner.
1010 Great Mall Dr. Great Mall, outside Red Robin restaurant, SW corner of mall

Restaurants in Milpitas

Dining and Food

All phone numbers are in the 408 area code.

If you’re hungry for a taste of the real thing, food that hasn’t been filtered and watered down for the masses, to the edge you must go. Some of the region’s most exciting eating is found on the periphery in places like Fremont, Newark and Milpitas.

Especially Milpitas.

~ Stett Holbrook, Metro

Restaurants Linked on Other GoMilpitas Pages

American Restaurants
From California Cuisine to diners, fancy and plain American dining.

Asian – Pacific Dining
Some of the finest Asian dining can be found in Milpitas! Chinese, Filipino, Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese Restaurants.

Bakeries in Milpitas
Milpitas has a wide variety of bakeries to suit your taste or occasion. You can order a wedding or birthday cake, or pick up some pastries or donuts for the office.

Coffee & Tea Shops in Milpitas
Milpitas has a wide variety of coffee and tea shops. Those listed here focus mostly on their drinks, though they may have some food.

East Indian Restaurants
Are you looking for restaurants with that spicy east Indian flavor? There are many in Milpitas. Most are also vegetarian or vegan.

Fast Food Restaurants
Are you looking for a quick bite with a familiar menu? A fair number of America’s favorite fast food restaurants are right off our freeways.

Ice Cream & Smoothies
Nothing quite hits the spot on a hot day than a cold ice cream, gelato, smoothie or other cold treat.

Italian Restaurants in Milpitas
From huge, hearty meals, to lite, just enough to please, we have a variety of Italian restaurants for all appetites.

Mexican Food Restaurants
From authentic mexican cuisine to fast food, you can find good Mexican food in Milpitas, CA.

Pizza Parlors in Milpitas
Whether it’s take out or it in, Milpitas Pizza Parlors have great pizza, and are fun places to meet with friends.

Sandwiches – Deli & Vietnamese Sandwiches in Milpitas
No matter where you turn, there’s a sandwich shop in Milpitas! New to the scene are Vietnamese sandwich shops. Yelp reviews for most sandwiches, so find the best!

Seafood & Steak
The best seafood and steak dining in the San Jose-San Francisco Bay Area.

Vegan and Vegetarian
Milpitas restaurants where those wishing exclusively vegetarian or vegan dishes will be happy with their meals.

Bars & Nightclubs

Dave & Busters
Interactive games and simulators , enjoying great food served in a casual, yet elegant, setting, our fun and spirited bars or playing classic favorites like world class pocket billiards and shuffleboard – we’ve created a unique experience that has something for everyone. Minors discouraged unless with adult. Located at north end of Great Mall. 957-9215.

Lina’s Place
Main Street in Milpitas. North of Calaveras. Great Mexican jukebox, full bar. During lunch you’ll find an interesting mix of silicon valley “necktie” clientele next to the guys who’ve just come in from the field. Safe (and good food) during the day. Seems like a good place to get into a fight after dark. Good Dive.

Grocery Stores

Milpitas has a wide variety of grocery stores for any culture. We also have places to get custom wines. Shop for food and wine in Milpitas! Buy fresh from farmers markets.

Middle Eastern

Falafel and Garlic Land
Many places offer Falafels, Houmos, Tabouleh and other Middle Eastern specialties. You don’t have to settle for imitations and less than the originals. Try us, where all specialties are prepared from scratch. 463 Valley Way (behind the Arco on Abbott.)

Restaurants by Mall Addresses

McCarthy Ranch Restaurants
Milpitas Square Restaurants
Great Mall Restaurants
Town Center Restaurants

See Also

Reviews of Milpitas Restaurants
Some of the best dining in the San Jose-San Francisco Bay Area.

Coffee & Tea Shops in Milpitas

Dining and Food ~ Restaurants in Milpitas

Milpitas has a wide variety of coffee and tea shops. Those listed here focus mostly on their drinks, though they may have some food. Cafés and bakeries, which have good coffees and teas, too, are listed on their own page.

Aroma Coffee and Snacks
Yelp reviews. Seafood city area. “The combination of avocado, coconut milk, pearls, and jellies are just so good.” (Site has plugin not available on Macs.)
1535 Landess Ave. Ste 159
408-262-8886


Caffino Cup
Drive-thru expresso bar, near Kelly Moore’s off Calaveras near 880.
315 W Calaveras Blvd.
408-921-3740

Cha Cha
We offer traditional Bubble Milk Tea (variety of toppings), Fruit Tea, Popcorn
Chicken, Karaoke Booth, X-Box Game Room, and more! Check out our seasonal drinks, Fresh
Dragon Fruit Slush! Catering service is available.
1777 N. Milpitas Blvd.
408-493-5312

Community Coffee
We are open to the public 7 days a week, 7am-9pm, located inside Christ Community Church of Milpitas. Coffee, Espresso, Beans, Pastries, ice cream, free Wi-Fi, plenty of table space, seating, and comfy couches.
1000 S. Park Victoria Drive.
408-262-8000

Fantasia Coffee & Tea
Cash-only cafe with java standards & Taiwanese pearl milk tea in contemporary digs with free WiFi. Go for the mango slush.
528 Barber Ln.
408-382-9168

Feng Cha Teahouse
Facebook. “The location was spacious and full of tables. The staff were friendly and helpful as I ordered my drinks. There was as s line, so while I waited, I had time to snap pictures.”
489 E Calaveras Blvd.
669-263-6350

Gong Cha
Yelp reviews: “The tea is good (I would still give Fantasia the upper hand in terms of quality and freshness of tea), and the pearls are the perfect texture (not too soggy or too hard).”
372 Barber Ln Ste 230
408-428-9360

i-♥-Tea
Our tea was found in Kaohsiung and Alishan Province, to the current position as one of the largest tea grower in Taiwan. Over 45 years of experience in the tea industry, we bring you many unique drink selections, you always can get a cup of perfectly made fresh tea every time.
760 E Calaveras Blvd.
408-262-2988

Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Enjoy Peet’s every morning – work or home. Join Peet’s Loyalty Club.
543 E. Calaveras Blvd., near Safeway to left.
408-416-0700

Quickly
Counter-serve cafe chain for Taiwanese bubble tea in many flavors, plus Asian desserts & snacks. Now even with burgers and fries. Open until midnight weekdays, 2AM weekends.
1350 S Park Victoria Dr # 30 (Parktown Plaza)
408-934-1521

Renew your Starbucks card here!
Nine expresso hangouts located near City Center, in McCarthy Ranch, in the Great Mall entrance 3, Victorian Square, inside the Safeway at Town Center, California Circle near Dixon, Park Victoria near Landess, Cypress & Bellew, and Calaveras near Abel.

Teasociety
Yelp reviews. “It’s really cozy and there’s a lot of tvs around playing various things like sports or anime. Overall a very comfortable place.”
55 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-708-4772

Teaspoon
Yelp reviews. We specialize in serving premium handcrafted tea. Our drinks are made to order using an espresso machine specifically designed to brew tea.
201 W Calaveras Blvd. (Calaveras Plaza Shopping Center.)
408-770-3675

Tea Villa
The vision of Tea Villa is to reinvent what Bubble Tea should be for the current and future generations.
1679 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-770-2950

Ten Ren Tea Co of Milpitas
Yelp reviews. Ten Ren’s goal is to promote the art of Chinese tea to discriminating consumers worldwide.
1732 N Milpitas Blvd.
408-946-1118

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