We came on a Sunday around 10:30am. For two people there was barely any wait to order. We ordered:…read more Frozen mocha Fresh squeezed orange juice Half order French toast Scramble of some kind Egg and potato wrap Plenty of seating and I love the good vibes and food tastes amazing. The food did take quite a while to come out though. $80+ after tip. My husband and I agreed that we are happy we tried it however we think we can get better brunch for the price point. I understand it's a little more expensive because of this area. our favorite thing was the French toast. If we do come back, I think we will get just the French toast and drinks.

Yashara did a good job service with a smile she helped me & Julie…read more She a wonderful worker Two thumbs up for wonderful service

I've been meaning to write this for quite awhile. As some of you know, this restaurant was open…read morefor many years in Menlo Park (on Crane I think), then shut down altogether during the pandemic and reopened as take out only in RWC. The son of the original owner has now reopened full service back in MP. Their shop sign hadn't been approved yet by the city fathers, so it was a little tricky to find, but when we did, we had a delicious lunch. Here's what we ate: Duck Garlic Noodle 4.5*, $19.99 duck meat with springy egg noodles, tossed in garlic pepper sauce. with melted cheese, bean sprouts, and lots of garlic: A lot like chow mein, but the noodles have a great chew. Lots of delicious duck pieces. The only draw back for me was that the melted cheese was out of place. I don't know if it is traditional or not. Assam Aubergine Malay 5*, $21.99 Grilled Chinese eggplant topped with hot-and-sour tamarind sauce. This was excellent. I think it was grilled because there was a great smoky background note. Crispy Tofu 5* , $17.99 crispy tofu, Shiitake mushrooms, carrots, and scallion sauce. Our favorite of the lunch. Very earthy, but a bit sweet and salty. Flavor combination that's unique and difficult to describe. The kitchen's timing was a little off, so sometimes they were slow and sometimes fast, but they're just getting their sea legs and we weren't in a hurry. All the servers were very pleasant and the owner came out to talk to us. Menlo Park is a good halfway point for me to meet people from the South Bay. We will be back. Food: 37/40 Service: 17/20 Atm/intangibles: 16/20 Value: 17/20 Overall: 88/100 I'll give 4 stars this time, but I bet next time, after the kinks are out, it will be a 5

Went here to celebrate my husband's birthday but no special benefits for birthdays- not even a…read morecandle on a dessert we ordered. We did enjoy the new clean restaurant at this location. It's difficult to find Singaporean food. So we are grateful and reminisced food from that region. Some dishes were authentic while others were modified but overall the food was good. Service was good except we ask for our chicken flavored rice 4 times from the waiter but he was clueless how to get it for us. Maybe he thought the kitchen needs to make it. The waitress brought it to us right away after asking. We waited about 10-15 minutes while our curry dish was sitting there for the rice to come. Here's what we ordered: - chicken satay 5/5 - laksa noodle 3/5 - char kway teo 4/5 - salmon curry 5/5 - cereal prawns 4/5 - sambal string beans 3/5 good taste but half the size for an entree - Singapore coffee 4/5 - ginger honey tea 5/5 - fried banana 5/5 - black rice dessert 4/5

One of my favorite things is reading angry 1-2 star Yelp reviews while eating at the very same…read moreplace. Service: the angry people say terrible. I wonder whether their expectations are possibly met on the current planet. We arrived as walk-ins on a hopping Sat. night and asked about a table or the bar. The fantastic hostess, who buzzed around checking on tables, helping mix drinks, keeping things moving, let us know a couple of seats were about to open at the bar and took our drink orders. She then ver gracefully steered the douche-presenting group of six who blazed past the hostess desk and took those bar seats back to the front. Gold star service all while looking cool and friendly. Food: the angry people said nothing notable. The bartender recommended the rockfish. The grits did add a great texture like he said, and the red sauce was awesome. My partner had the branzino with the sauce recommended by the same bartender. I dunno maybe it's me. But I feel like service should be based on whether you trust the recommendations because the vibe feels like people you trust. Five stars on everyone we talked to and on their recommendations. Closing on a glass of Madeira and butterscotch pot de creme. Not angry.

I am a big oyster lover and my partner surprised me for valentine's day to this hidden gem in Menlo…read morePark. We got the Miyagi and East Coast oysters and they did not disappoint. The service was okay because we felt we were being judged for just ordering oysters. We didn't want to eat too much because we had more meals planned throughout the day. We requested outdoor seating but there were so many bugs outside that it went inside our drinks many times. I am a bit surprised that Menlo Park isn't clean and especially in the winter. This might mean they don't clean their outdoor area and the kitchen might not be as clean either.

I've been in contact with Daniel at Mademoiselle Colette's corporate office for a couple of weeks…read morenow since my visit at the Palo Alto store visit in August. I finally had some free time this afternoon. I picked up the kouign amann, Paris Brest and the lemon tart from Barbara that were set aside for me. I couldn't wait to sink my teeth in the kouign amann and its laminated buttery layers with a hint of sweetness was perfect! You've made my day! It was airy and light. I'm waiting to share the other sweet treats with my parents later this evening. Thank you for surprising me with the lemon choice. Barbara - it was really wonderful to meet you! Service with a smile and happy to chat for a bit about Brazil! Muito obrigada! Daniel - you've been simply amazing! I can't thank you enough for being so gracious and kind. I actually like this store location over the Palo Alto store. Downtown Menlo Park is so very lucky to have you! I'll definitely come back here next time!

I want to specifically praise Ricardo for his excellent customer service during my visit yesterday…read more While I wasn't entirely satisfied with the food quality (my salad was extremely salty and not as fresh as I'd hoped), Ricardo handled my concern with professionalism and care. When I mentioned the issues with my salad, Ricardo readily accepted it and offered to give me credit for it. He explained that the gift card machines weren't working at the time, but he personally committed to calling me as soon as they were available so I could receive my credit. I appreciated that he accepted the salad back even though I sensed he wasn't completely happy with my request -- he still treated me respectfully and genuinely tried to make things right. This is the kind of customer service that keeps me coming back. Ricardo represents what makes Mademoiselle Colette special, and I hope management recognizes his dedication to handling difficult situations with grace. Thank you, Ricardo, for going above and beyond!

The corner booth seats aren't super comfortable cause they're rounded and they pack you in tight…read more But if that's the biggest complaint I have you know the food is awesome. Soft shell crab was really good. Best I've ever had. I didn't mind the price tag for the quality of food and service.

I've been eyeing this Korean Taiwanese fusion restaurant for a while now and thankfully we were…read moreable to snag somewhat last minute reservations for the day before our 5 year wedding anniversary (and it was wonderful timing because I went into labor the same night and delivered on our actual anniversary!) We ordered four dishes from section two. We weren't sure if it would be enough food, but it ended up being a perfect amount (perhaps because I was pregnant and there wasn't much more room in my belly haha). My husband started off with the wagyu beef tartare tartlet, which he enjoyed. For our four shared dishes, we got: 1. Scallion Croissant: This one was my fav! Recommend eating it all fresh while the texture stays crisp on the outside. The rou song (meat floss) flavor from the butter didn't come out as much as I'd like it to but I still enjoyed the Asian twist to the croissant. 2. Yeobo, Darling Chicken Wings: It didn't feel very special, but I'm always down for chicken wings. Could've been more tender. I enjoyed the shishito peppers that come with it. 3. Lu Rou Lasagna: A fusion of two things I really love! Lu Rou is slow braised minced pork belly. I forgot what the green "pasta" is made out of, but it was tasty. I had to get the chili oil on the side (due to my husband's spice intolerance). Not sure how it would have been with the chili oil incorporated into the dish, but I didn't think the chili oil added much. I bet Lao Gan Ma (chili crisp + chili oil) would've been superb with it. 4. Chilled Perilla Somyun: This was a refreshing dish, which helped balance out the other heavier dishes. I wasn't super wowed at first bite, but enjoyed it more and more with each new bite. I wanted to try the Wagyu Kalbi, but the price point is more than what I'm comfortable with. We opted out of dessert, but were pleasantly surprised when they brought out a small dessert for our anniversary. It was some sort of roll with chocolate over it, yum! Service was great. I appreciate that they inquire about food allergies prior to ordering. Throughout the meal, they always made sure our water cups were filled. The food itself doesn't necessarily make me want to come back a second time, but it was great as a one time date night spot!