Got a crab craving? PPQ is the place to go for Asian Style Crabs! My family has high standards when it comes to Asian foods, and PPQ satisfies their palate. We?ve been going to the PPQ on Clement and thought to give the Millbrae one a try. The interioris nice, the street parking is definitely easier (but not super easy), and the service was really good. Must try foods at PPQthat stand out: ? Roasted Crab?buttery and garlicky fresh deliciousness. Love the sauce. ? Peppercorn Crab ? deep fried, breadedand fragrant. Yum! ? Garlic Noodles ? must eat with the crab. Best in the bay. ? Peppercorn Wings ?deep fried and battered withan explosion of flavor ? Five Spice Chicken ? this was surprisingly...
PPQ Dungeness Crab serves up a solid assortment of Vietnamese-Chinese food (modernized to the SF palate). On any given weekday evening you’ll find families having big dinners here, hunched over a plate of crabs and doting over the little ones.Of course, the Dungeness crab is the must-get item here. The crab is slathered in your sauce of choice. My favorite is the Garlic Butter because you can never go wrong with garlic.Some other dishes worth trying are the Steamed Sea Bass served in a pond of aromatic braising juices, the Five Spices Chicken (fried chicken), Imperial Rolls (fancy fried egg rolls), and House Garlic Noodles. If you order one of their Crab Set Dinners, you’ll probably have som...
Good food though not traditional Asian cuisine. The dishes are very simple with minimal ingredients and not all are even Asian. The pricing is steeper than I am used to but I don't dine a lot in San Fran. For three of us the total came to $213. Dishes wetried were: Sea Bass Crab Fried Rice Cajun Shrimp Tiger Prawns Baby Bok Choy Peppercorn Tofu Grilled Pork Rolls ImperialRolls The Peppercord Tofu was delicious and came with a covering of toasted garlic bits. The Grilled Pork Rolls were also ahit. The Tiger Prawns were pretty bland and tough and the Cajun ones are cooked shell on so they are a tad messy to pick out ofthe deep red broth and peel. The Crab Fried Rice was good but has a unique f...
We were in town for the weekend and wanted to try the best Dungeness crab in the bay. This place seems to open later than most. So they got our take. Photos do not look as good as iy tasted. Looks can ve deceiving from the photo it looked like full ofbutter but it's actually a broth. It was not as butter as it looked. We order the crab dinner for 2 person meal came with (1Dungeness crab, garlic noodle and eggroll) plus we ordered an extra dish of gai lanh green on the side. Total came out to be$162.
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Had dinner here with family. Parking was challenging but we found a spot down the street. We arrived around 7:30 and since we?re a party of 3, we didn?t have to wait to be seated. Service was friendly and courteous. Food was excellent. We ordered thedunganess crab with house special sauce, grilled tiger prawns, braised string beans, garlic noodles, and the fish maw soup. Willcome back to try their other sauces for the crab and maybe do lobster as well.
The food was delicious and the garlic noodles were outstanding. We were disappointed that despite requesting utensils, we did not receive any. It would make sense for the restaurant to include forks, napkins, knives, etc. when delivering to a hotel, especially for a meal like crab.
Delicious food, great portion sizes and Gluten free items clearly marked on the menu. About 95% of their items are gluten free or can be modified to be. Service was great and we all ate our fill!
The crab dinner for two is always delicious and never disappoints! Don't forget to order a side of peppercorn chicken wings as well.
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crab was very dry even though it was in butter and the texture was off as if it had been frozen for a while.
Great prices and top-notch seafood! My family often gathers here for a seafood feast.
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