Lunch to go in Sunnyvale / Mt View area?
Hi -
I'm working in Sunnyvale many days -- near Maude & 237 -- and I'm interested in
recommendations for places to grab good food to go. Places I'm already
frequenting on a weekly basis include:
Country Deli in Mountain View: fine selection of consistently good sandwiches and salads
Gourmet Express in Milpitas: excellent garlicky chicken shawerma plates; solid hummus
and tabouleh
La Bamba in Mountain View (Old Middlefield location): great burritos, and just $6!
Any additional suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I could use the variety at this point!
Thanks,
J.
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it isn't in the immediate neighborhood but right off the expressway. I really love the jerk pork. If you order in advance, they will have it ready for you.
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I used to work near there and these are the places I frequent.
Mexican:
Tres Potrillos, near Fair Oaks/101 for carnitas
Chavez Market, right next to Tres Potrillos for excellent carne asada and lengua
Ruby's Taqueria, Borregas & Ahwanee for sopes and other more unusual offerings
Taqueria Latina on Maude for very authentic $1 tacosSandwiches:
Rogers Deli & Donuts, Middlefield/ Central Expwy. for huge sandwiches
Cam Hung, corner of Wolfe/Reed for banh miHouse of Kabobs in downtown Sunnyvale has great shawarma sandwiches, but they're cooked to order so it'll be best to call in the order ahead.
Cheap Chinese:
Famous Food, Reed/Wolfe near Round Table is a great chinese fast food place (steam table or a la carte), not totally mind blowing but authentic and and ingredients taste fresh, no gloppy sauces. Very generous servings. -
Taste Buds has a buffet that you can take to go. They have great vegetarian dishes in particular, flavorful but not spicy.
Shana Thai also takes orders to go. I recommend the duck curry and the red curry.
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Taste Buds
673 Grape Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087Shana Thai Restaurant
311 Moffett Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043 -
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Guess I'm not sure on the constraints. Sounds like easy in/out parking. Not sure if you need eat-in-car, or if it's OK to need to call in advance.
How about Trend on Moffit? The parking is easy in/out, but you'd have to call the order in advance, and they don't have an online menu that I can find, and they're stylistically different from what you're eating today.
An old favorite taqueria of mine is Hermanos (Dos, Tres?) also on Moffit, south-ish side of the street. Ignore the burritos, eat the tacos. They used to have a truck at I think Charlesfield or Rengsdorf by the train tracks (there's a mexican market they parked by, whichever train crossing has that), tacos there were good too.

