My family's favorite Chinese take out. They have Taiwanese style dishes, hot pots, Sichuan, Hunan, and their own fusion dishes. The food is fantastic. Some dishes are really spicy. My 19 year old foodie enjoys trying different dishes and Fashion Wok/Home Eats does a great job with most of them. Occasionally the walnut prawns are too crunchy, hard and dry and sometimes they are really good. On this visit, we ordered to go. I was worried the food would be too spicy because we ordered spicy dishes but I avoided the red peppers, green peppers and anything spicy looking and it was not overly spicy. A choy sum with garlic was a cooked just fine. I only served myself the tofu from the mapo tofu and it was really good soft tofu. The spicy fish fillet bean sprouts with flaming red oil sounds spicy and I only served myself the fish and it was fresh and had a good texture. It came in two containers. Great dish for bean sprout lovers. It was a little greasy. I liked the Fishermen's kimchi wok. A lot of the wok dishes have the same items and they add extra items like kimchi to make it a specific wok. The chicken in the chicken meat with explosive chili pepper was crunchy and flavorful. I did not try the chili peppers. Combination chow mein was good, a little greasy but your typical chow mein. The fried chicken wing with salt egg sauce was drier and smaller than the last time we ordered it. Last time, it was really fat juicy wings so we ordered this time. A single order of rice came with the fishermen's kimchi wok. They gave us 6 fresh sesame balls. We do take out at least once a month, if not more. Usually all the dishes are good. Employees are usually and normally courteous. They have a big menu and monthly specials too.

Great quick meal in Sunnyvale downtown! similar food to home eat in Cupertino. We always get the mapo tofu and Mongolian beef, and this time we tried the eggplant as well. Always a Reliable option for cheap and quick chinese food!

I'm a regular at the Cupertino location (Home Eats) and it was my first time at the Fashion Wok Sunnyvale location. Since I was in the area, I decided to pickup some takeout. Called in for pickup and order was ready in 20 minutes during weekday lunch. Pickup is located at the side of the restaurant. Food seems to be about the same as the Cupertino location, and I was given some cucumber salad and some fried wontons on the house which was a pleasant surprise! This wasn't something I got from the Cupertino location when I did takeout previously, so I wonder if it's a lunch special thing of sorts. Cumin Lamb Combo - plenty of cumin and tender lamb! Flavorful and delicious. Beef Chow Fun - I thought this dish could've used some more wok hei (breath of a wok). This is a cantonese staple that I enjoy getting at restaurants because I don't have a high enough heat, but this was missing unfortunately. Scallion Pancake - this was okay~ it's not as flaky and soft as I would prefer, but pretty standard! For the price and quality, Fashion Wok/Home Eats still shines! It's not the best, but they still serve up no frill, delicious, and authentic Chinese food with generous portion sizes for the family or individual! This location has more difficult parking than Cupertino. The restaurant is located on a street where cars can't enter. Street parking is difficult, parking lot behind the restaurant is small, so you'd have to try to find some spots in lots nearby. I'll probably continue going to Cupertino but I'm happy to know that Fashion Wok is a solid location too!

Great spot for a tasty and affordable meal! They have a huge selection of items on their menu so there's something for everyone. The staff is attentive, and the whole place has a cozy, homey vibe. I went on a Thursday for a late lunch and was seated immediately but it may get crowded during peak hours. I ordered the Pirates Miso Wok, and while the meal itself was pretty simple, there was a lot of variety in the ingredients -- everything was fresh and delicious, and the portions were super generous. If you're looking for a solid meal that won't break the bank, definitely give this place a try!

Solid food that's centered on a Taiwanese menu but mixed in with a bunch of other Asian cuisines, like Korean Army Stew. They have a super extensive hot pot menu, and the spicy dishes are truly spicy. Prices are very reasonable and quantities are large. Service is solid too. I'll definitely be coming back!

Ordered our regular, crispy intestine and fried chicken wings with salted egg yolk, same as before... perfection! This time we tasted their pirates wok, eggplant and bean, fish fillet with tofu - everything was great! I think its time for me to say... can't go wrong with this one. Anything we ordered, even from before, were just... perfection!