That's a shame about Hunan Homes closing. They were as good as Chef Chus down the street but never as crowded. I wonder what will happen to the property? Hopefully it will be a new restaurant and not condos.

On another note, I am hoping that Elena (or someone at the Voice) is planning a column related to the closure of Chevy's. Am very curious to learn what happened there.

Hunan homes was the best mountain view has as far quality price and consistency, if you like good authentic food you may now want to try xiu on Castro and el camino - it's hole in the wall not good for dine in but the food is amazing!

RIP Chevy's. I never understood why the one in Redwood City closed. Their food is high quality and very consistent, and they were always full.

I used to frequent Hunan Homes for takeout over 20 years ago when I lived nearby and always enjoyed their quality and variety. I also enjoyed many good years at Cafe Yulong in downtown Mountain View before their owners retired, after which I've had a tough time finding good Chinese food in MV.

I will have to try sean's recommendation of Xiu for takeout.

On the Chevy's topic, I agree with Mike that Chevy's always had a good crowd with nice family gatherings. Our kids always enjoyed watching the tortilla machine in action.

Hunan Homes has been our favorite Chinese restaurant in the Mountain View/Los Altos area for many years. We are sad to see it close and will miss it. Our best wishes to the Yuans in retirement.

I'm in shock. I first enjoyed the great food at Hunan Homes in 1992, right after moving to the Bay Area. A coworker introduced me to their Orange Peel Chicken, my absolute favorite dish and I've never had as good anywhere else. They were always a great choice for lunch, with a comprehensive, reasonably priced menu with appetizer, soup, entree and dessert.

The staff was always friendly and accommodating. Like other posters said, it was rarely overcrowded.

When our kids were little Jenny would take them for a tour of the restaurant so my wife and I could have a few minutes to eat in peace. Our kids literally grew up eating there; the owners new our kids names and always asked about them.

I wish the Yuan family all the best; thank you for serving our community so well for a quarter century!

I've been driving over from Cupertino for the last 20 years since being introduced to Hunan Home's by co-workers. I'll miss the Orange Peel chicken, vegy eggrolls and potstickers. :(

I started frequenting this restaurant in the late 1980. Over the years, I have watched the food quality continuously going down while they tried to maintain the price. This is the pattern of a losing business, and I am not surprised at its closure.

I am coming to this posting late, but want to express my best wishes to the Yuan family. I started going to Hunan Home's when I lived and worked in Mountain View. Co-workers at Adobe and I enjoyed the Orange Chicken and other dishes for lunch excursions before the company moved to SJ. Our kids also grew up eating here and I was sad to break the news to them that the tradition had ended. I wish the Yuans a happy and healthy retirement.

Hunan home's express, 530 showers Dr, #8, Mt. View
917-0808

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