Bay Area's Tri-Valley Food Crawl: Your Ultimate Guide 🍽️✨

🍚 DAON Located in Danville, this Korean spot is a bit pricey but offers generous portions and great service. The side dishes are delicious and refillable. . 🍵 Oriental Tea House Near Lake Chatbot, their DIY Peking duck buffet for $29.9 is a steal—enough for two or three people and styled after "Dongqi Duck". Other dishes are also large and offer great value for money. . 🍚 I Shanghai Delight Recently crowned as the favorite restaurant in the San Ramon area, it offers great value and every home-style dish is delicious, outshining Fiery Shanghai in Pleasanton. . 🌶️ Lulu's Kitchen An unassuming hidden gem serving Chinese cuisine. The drunken chicken and the ordered beef brisket and potato dry pot are both tasty. . 🌶️ Hometown Kitchen No major disappointments in flavor, but the portions are average. Some locals from Hunan mentioned that the radish and vermicelli dish isn't authentic enough. I'm no stinky tofu expert, but the tofu seemed a bit dry. . 🍺 Plucked Chicken & Beer The Chicken Tenders are juicy and tender, and the kimchi fries are also pretty good—a perfect score for junk food😄 . 🍹 Mortar & Pestle Bar I absolutely love their cocktail similar to a pina colada. They also have a wide selection of mocktails, which is great for those who prefer not to drink. . 🧊 Tong Sui, Zero, and Ume Grouping these together, Tong Sui's mango coconut juice is quite mainstream, similar to what you might find at Mangomango. Zero's coconut juice is really rich but a bit pricey. Ume's osmanthus and longan ice is a refreshing surprise with a generous portion. . Feel free to recommend more delicious eats in the comments! 😊 @FoodiePotato @PotatoHelper @TeamPotato @GrowthHelper.