Din Tai Fung

EatSanta Clara, South Bay4.6/5

Sobre este lugar

World-famous Taiwanese restaurant known for its perfectly crafted xiaolongbao (soup dumplings). Kids love watching dumplings being made through the glass kitchen window. The fried rice and noodles are kid-approved favorites.

Información

Rango de edad

All Ages

Tipo de lugar

Indoor

Nivel de precio

Mejor horario

Weekday lunch, arrive early

Estacionamiento

Westfield Valley Fair parking structure.

Consejos

Put your name in online before you go - waits can be 1-2 hours. Chicken fried rice is a safe bet for picky eaters.

Accesible con cochecitoCambiador de pañalesComida en el lugarRequiere reserva

Etiquetas

chinesetaiwanesedumplingsdim-sumpopular

Sitio web oficial

Ubicación

Santa Clara, South BayCómo llegar

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