International Kitchen

The crispy chicken wings were perfectly crunchy and juicy, and the grilled whole pompano was fresh. We finished with mango sticky rice, which was the perfect sweet ending. Everything tasted great, would definitely come back.

Stopped by this new Southeast Asian restaurant recently and it’s already going on my regular rotation list. The space feels fresh and modern, and I really liked that you can see straight into the kitchen—it’s spotless and adds a lot of confidence in the food. Service stood out right away. The team was welcoming, and the manager went out of their way to make us feel at home, even surprising us with a complimentary dessert at the end. Food-wise, everything leaned flavorful and generous in portion: • The grilled chicken rice was a nice change from the usual version—more depth from the char, and the rice had great aroma. Definitely a full meal on its own. • The Phnom Penh-style noodles had a really satisfying mix of textures, with seafood and other toppings bringing a lot of variety to each bite. • The dry rub wings were bold and addictive, with a good crisp on the outside. Easy to snack on and great for sharing. • The whole grilled tilapia was simple but well executed—juicy, tender, and perfect if you’re in the mood for something lighter but still filling. • The mango pudding was a highlight: soft, rich, and not overly sweet, with real fruit in it—felt more homemade than typical restaurant desserts. They also have some limited-time opening specials going on, so it’s a good time to check them out.

Just visited this newly opened Southeast Asian spot in Milpitas and had a great experience overall. The restaurant is clean and bright, and the open kitchen lets you see everything being prepared, which is always reassuring. The staff were super friendly—when the manager heard us speaking Mandarin, they even gave us a complimentary mango pudding, which was such a sweet touch. Here’s what we ordered: • Grilled Garlic Chicken Hainan Rice A grilled twist on the classic Hainan chicken rice—more flavorful than the usual poached version. The chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, and the rice was fragrant. Portion size was generous and very filling. • Phnom Penh Dry Noodle My favorite dish of the night! It’s a Cambodian-style stir-fried noodle, somewhat similar to Vietnamese flavors, with seafood and fish cake mixed in. Lots of toppings and great texture. • Signature Dry Rub Wings Crispy, well-seasoned wings with a dry rub that really hits. The portion was surprisingly large—perfect to share while hanging out or watching a game. • Grilled Whole Tilapia A whole grilled fish with plenty of meat, cooked just right. Simple but flavorful—great for sharing. • Mango Pudding A standout dessert! The texture was soft and creamy rather than jelly-like, with real mango pieces inside. Tasted homemade and was a perfect way to end the meal. They’re also running some grand opening promotions (worth checking out): • On 3/18: First 100 customers get a free chicken curry • 3/28–4/16: Order Phnom Penh Dry Noodle and get a free Hainan chicken rice Overall, a great spot for Friday night dinners or happy hour with friends or coworkers. Delicious food, big portions, and warm service—definitely will be coming back!

I absolutely loved this new Cambodian restaurant. Every dish we tried—the signature dry rub wings, sizzling BBQ chicken plate, and Lort Cha noodles were delicious and complimented eachother. The flavors all worked together perfectly, and the mango sticky rice was the perfect sweet ending to our meal.Such a lovely spot to bring friends and family—i can’t wait to come back!

Came here recently and was really impressed. The Phnom Penh Dry Noodle was a pleasant surprise—great chew and nice wok aroma. Also enjoyed the grilled Hainanese chicken (crispy skin, flavorful) and the charcoal-grilled pomfret—crispy outside, juicy inside.Mango sticky rice was solid—soft and perfectly sticky. Thai iced green milk tea hit the spot too. Highly recommend.Definitely coming back！

Noel Javier

Soft opening. Very good tasting curry chicken noodle soup and roti pizza. Friendly service staff.

Keith Kan

If you’re craving something a little different and delicious, INTL Kitchen is absolutely worth a stop. This casual spot blends global comfort food with creative twists — think flavorful Hainan Chicken Rice, fun roti-style pizza, sizzling rice plates, Cambodian noodles, and refreshing Thai-inspired lemonades and tea drinks. The food here really stands out for its balanced seasoning and fresh feel, and the portions are generous. I ordered the Hainan Chicken Rice and one of their specialty drinks — both hit the spot and left me wanting to try everything else on the menu. Service was friendly and efficient, and even though it’s more take-out/quick-serve style, the quality feels above what you usually get in a quick lunch place. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite on a weekday or want something with global flair for dinner, this place delivers consistently tasty and interesting food. Highly recommended!

Just tried out Thaibodia’s new concept and I love their play on classic dishes such as the roti pizza. Clever and hits every spot that you want! My favorite dishes to get are the fried chicken and angry style fish. The fried chicken has an amazing wok hei flavor that I feel like I’ve been missing from so many other places. The sweet chili angry style fish has the perfect balance of sweet with a touch a spicy that pairs with the fish very nicely. The portion sizes here are pretty big for the price and I always end up having leftovers for the next day! Don’t forgot about dessert ~ the mango sticky rice here is the best I’ve ever had! The mangoes are also perfectly ripe and the sticky rice has the perfect amount of coconut that compliments the mango. 10/10 would recommend and you can’t go wrong with any dish here!

Went to this new place to get lunch. Tried their yellow curry noodles and it’s good and flavorful. They used egg noodles and it’s good going with the yellow curry. Will return and try other item soon. Service is good from the cashier.

Good value for the money. The roti pizza is tasty and we enjoyed the dry noodles. Suggestion for management - we would have liked more noodles in the dish. They were great! A little less protein, a little more noodles.

I was a little confused at first because there was another restaurant connected to this place but it was just their sister restaurant. This place is super casual and looks more of a take out spot. They do have tables you can dine at though and an outdoor covered patio (so you can bring your dogs!). Prices were very reasonable here for Asian Fusion and portion sizes were good. All I gotta say is ORDER THE CURRY ROTI PIZZA!!!!! You won't be disappointed and it might even change your life like it did to mine lol. I don't know how I'm going to go back to eating regular curry pizza anymore after that. Shoot, I would go back JUST for that Roti Pizza. Oh and the Phnom Penh Dry Noodle dish, those were also really good! What we ordered: • Yellow Curry Roti Pizza (highly recommend!) • Lemon Pepper Signature Dry Rub Wings • Phnom Penh Dry Noodle (highly recommend!) • Grilled Lemongrass Chicken Hainan Rice • Grilled Whole Pompano

My wife saw this on Yelp as new. I saw it on IG as it got a lot of hype. Let’s just say that after trying it, this place is way over hyped. The food was not good. We got the lemongrass chicken rice, Cambodian noodles, dry rub chicken wings, and the roti pizza. Fyi, The chicken rice is not similar to Hainan Chicken rice. The chicken wings were fried well, but was not a fan of the flavor. It also took forever even though we were the only people in the restaurant. It came as we finished all our food. The fries were also “wet” with a sauce. The rest of the food was just okay. Lastly the green thai tea is very sweet. There was free parking up front and high chair is available. It’s a self order and self serve place. Order, pick a number, Pick your table, and get your own utensils/water.