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    La Petite Camille

    3.7 (821 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    (#24-C) Special Combination Beef Noodle Soup (Pho Xe Lua) with Beef Slices, Beef Balls, Tendon, and Tripe
    Mike L.

    Years ago, back when one of our family friends put Le Petite Camille on my radar for the very first time, I remember hearing pretty good things about this place. Nothing to the level that would suggest the food was amazing, but certainly that it was pretty good. In the years since, though? I haven't heard much of anything, other than those same relatives mentioning that the food here isn't as impressive as it used to be. Which, oddly, isn't the worst thing because now that I've been here myself, I might have started to question their tastebuds! Even though my go-to spot for pho in Millbrae, Ben Tre, is right across the street, we opted to come here instead both of curiosity and sheer convenience (love that they have their own parking lot). Inside, the restaurant is surprisingly big and even have a couple of long tables for larger groups. As for the menu, it's family-style, with a lot of dishes to be shared, but it didn't see as extensive as I would've guessed. That said, it could be just because they only have a few types of pho to choose from, as it actually has a wide variety of offerings - appetizers, spring rolls, salads, wraps, banh mi, soups/noodle soups, vermicelli bowls, rice plates, stir fried noodles, and a bunch of claypots, entrees, and vegetarian dishes. -- (#1) IMPERIAL ROLLS (Cha Gio) - Deep Fried Rolls with Minced Pork, Carrots, Taro, and Onion...$11 This looked fantastic on the plate, but the imperial rolls were a little uneven. On the plus side, the overall dish is generous in size and the filling was decently flavorful. However, the rolls were barely crisp, let alone crispy, and were actually quite oily. -- (#5) MINCED SHRIMP ON SUGARCANE (Banh Hoi Chao Tom) Served with Lettuce, Vermicelli Noodles, Pickles, Cilantro, and Peanut Sauce or Fish Sauce...$18 To be fair, I've probably been spoiled by the one that my friend's mom makes, but this fell short for me. While I appreciated all of the sides to make lettuce wraps, the shrimp itself was underwhelming - not all that hot, not much char/crispiness to it, and not all that flavorful. -- (#24-C) SPECIAL COMBINATION BEEF NOODLE SOUP (Pho Xe Lua) with Beef Slices, Beef Balls, Tendon, and Tripe...$17 Not bad, but hardly special. I liked that the noodles had a nice bite and that the noodle-to-meat ratio favored the latter. However, despite how it had a decent body to it, the broth didn't have as strong of a beefy flavor as I would've liked. -- (#73) SPECIAL COMBINATION CLAYPOT (Com Tay Cam) - Stir-fried Green Onions, Ginger, Shrimp, Chicken, and Chinese Sausage with Special House Sauce on Jasmine Rice...$16 I was pretty excited for this one, but it was a disappointment. Mainly, it's not a true claypot - it's closer to a rice bowl, as the rice wasn't infused with flavors nor did it develop a crust. The portion also felt a bit light, particularly on chicken, but it did have a lot of sausage. With regards to service, a few of my fellow Yelpers have mentioned that it can move a little slow, but I can't say we ran into the same problem. Almost as soon as we walked in, a worker greeted us, walked us to our table, and then came back about five minutes later to take our order. In fact, we actually had the opposite problem, as our dishes came out suspiciously fast. It makes perfect sense that our pho came out so quickly, but there's no way our claypot would've arrived right after that if they had cooked everything together. However, it would if they just scooped in pre-cooked white rice into a heated claypot and then topped it off. Given how the majority of what they have to offer are family-style dishes, it's entirely possible, if not likely, that we just didn't order the best that Le Petite Camile is known for. In time, perhaps I'll end up coming back again to find out but until then, I can't say anything that I've tried thus far sparks an overwhelming desire to do so.

    Diana M.

    Always love coming here. Mom and pop shops are my absolute favorite! They are sweet and diligent. Service is kind and clean. The food always hits home and the imperial rolls are definitely like home. Crunchy and flavorful. Wrap them the traditional way with the lettuce and noodles and its delicious got the pho today but always love the Bo Kho and Bun bo hue!

    Combination appetizer
    Fancypants X.

    We had originally intended to eat at a different restaurant nearby, however the many diners both exiting & entering Le Petite Camille lured us to see what the fuss was about. We started with a Combination Appetizer which, among other things, included minced shrimp on sugarcane, but I was only after the imperial rolls. Tasty pork filling in a sufficiently-bubbly wrapping. The soup in my Pho Ga had as much flavor as you'd expect from a clear broth. It had a hint of garlic & onion, I added an obscene amount of lime & sriracha to enhance the taste. A solid bowl with white chicken breast & slightly al dente noodles but the pho restaurants I frequent have more complexity to its broth. La Petite Camille is a small, bustling spot with staff who get parties in & out. Their regulars will be pleased to know I won't be taking up one of their tables in the future.

    Pho Xe Lau
    Kay d.

    Parking? Easy. Seated and served right away--zero stress. Ordered the Special Pho and Pho Tai for my husband. Generous portions and a perfectly balanced broth--clean, savory, with a touch of sweetness. Comfort food, done right. Ambiance: You know you're in the right spot when the Vietnamese community is dining in too. That's the real stamp of approval.

    Erick T.

    This restaurant has sadly gone downhill. The food is mediocre at best. My chicken pho broth lacked any real flavor, and the chicken was pretty tough. The stir fry vegetables were standard. Meanwhile, prices are above average and definitely more than I would pay for what I'm getting. To top it off, our server was sullen and bordered on rude. The setting is old and dingy. There are plenty of other far better Vietnamese restaurants in the area. Go there instead.

    Combination appetizer
    Serena C.

    Haven't been to La Petite Camille in a while. Every time we used to come, it was always crowded. Was close by and wanted my friend to try good authentic Vietnamese food. We ordered: Combination Appetizer to share. Yummy. Authentic .. had to learn to roll fast otherwise the rolls would still be stuck on the plate. We also each ordered:marinated pork clay pot, Vietnamese Bbq pork and beef noodle soup. It turned out to be a lot of food. All was yummy. Would definitely come back again.

    Lauren T.

    The BBW beef banh mi was disappointing. The bread was dried out and the beef was tough and crewy. The shredded pickled daikon didn't provide the typical crunch needed in a typical banh mi sandwich. (They should have been julienned for better texture.)

    Chay soup vegetarian. Flavorless
    Kayleen R.

    Ambiance: 0/5 Not clean, not friendly. Table not wiped between guests. Water glass with lipstick on it. Food: 2/5 Vegetarian broth is literally hot water. Zero flavor. Basil for soup was not fresh, slimy. Vegetarian imperial rolls were good. No mint, only cilantro. Service: 1/5: quick but not friendly. I tried to get her attention and when we made eye contact she yelled, "what?" Across the room. I just needed some more napkins after using one to clean my cup.

    Vietnamese Crepe Banh Xeo-fresh and crunchy
    Lana C.

    Came here on a Wednesday at about 6:30pm for dinner with some Friends. Place was rather empty with only two other tables, but it was still early. By 7pm, the place was almost full. Eating area was clean and tidy. There are only two restrooms but they were clean. Service was quick, servers were helpful and friendly. This was our first time there and we had plenty of questions. Food was on par with other Vietnamese restaurants we've tried. Everything was fresh and delicious. The fish sauce was tasty with the right amount of sweetness and tartness. The crepe was nice and crunchy, and it was filled with veggies. Loved it. Do recommend and will be back.

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    Food has gotten better over the years! Very happy! Staff is nicer now, too. No frills, but just good food.

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    Incredible food & friendly staff. After a long flight back to San Francisco, this place was perfect! I'll definitely be back.

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    Ordered salt and pepper prawn, not fresh head and leg turned black. Shrimp body was chewy. Big disappointed on this dish I used to like.

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    Do you cater/party trays? If yes, can I get a menu and pricing? Thanks!

    hello Amanda Yes we do!… 

    Is it Authentic Vietnamese food?

    As far as I know, it is. I have never been to Vietnam for comparison but it is consistent with other "authentic" Vietnamese restaurants I have frequented. The food quality here is excellent in my opinion.

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    Jinweide Lanzhou Beef Noodles - Braised beef noodles with wide noodles

    Jinweide Lanzhou Beef Noodles

    4.1(284 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Speaks Mandarin

    Very good noodle spot. Everything was flavorful, filling and fresh. If you're dining in at a table,…read moreyou order off of a QR code and everyone at that table can order amongst themselves with their own phone and it adds onto one order which was nice. My party came a little after opening and the place filled up pretty good after. Definitely recommend if you're up to try different types of soups with pulled noodles. Oil spill noodles were great!

    Came here for some authentic Chinese food and noodles! I got their braised beef soup with wide…read morenoodles, lamb skewers, string beans, and pan fried dumplings. String beans with my favorite, super flavorful and came with a generous amount. Lamb skewers (came with 2) were grilled and seasoned perfectly. Pan fried dumplings were crispy on the outside, had a bit of soup inside, and were dipped with a side of vinegar. Braised beef noodles were okay, soup was a little bland but came with beef, choy, and noodles. I liked that they had so many noodle options. It was a bit busy when I came in, but they seated us pretty quickly. You order via QR code. Service was kind of slow, they were in a lunch rush so we had to wait a while when we asked for the check and boxes. Otherwise they were still super friendly and helpful. Would definitely stop by again when I'm craving some authentic Chinese plates.

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    Jinweide Lanzhou Beef Noodles - Dining area

    Dining area

    Jinweide Lanzhou Beef Noodles - Pickled Radish beef noodle soup

    Pickled Radish beef noodle soup

    Jinweide Lanzhou Beef Noodles - Lanzhou beef noodles with extra chili oil

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    Lanzhou beef noodles with extra chili oil

    Laka  - Chow mein (@joeynht)

    Laka

    4.0(171 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Came to Laka for dinner and while it seems like they've done a 180 pivot from their original fare,…read moreI was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer breakfast all day. Words to my heart, you know. Despite being sold out on some of the items we wanted to try, we still really enjoyed what we did order. Portions were generous and not too pricy. Also, despite being late, their Chinese deli was still pretty fresh. The order of roast pork we had was well seasoned and featured that airy crispy skin to be completely envious of. That alone is a huge plus because we don't have a lot of places in the peninsula to pick up these items, especially compared to the city. The fish porridge was complete comfort. Texture was good and there was plenty of fish to go around. The pork noodles were deeply savory but the pops of pickled vegetables against the silky rice noodles also really hit the spot. The only dish that was a bit meh to me were the potstickers. The filling was a bit mushy and I'm not the biggest fan if the deep fried style. Pan fried is the king for me. Definitely keeping Laka as an option whenever I really need that comfort Chinese food fix.

    This restaurant serves delicious and filling food like the Hainan chicken plate and preserved egg…read morecongee, beautifully presented with crispy peanuts and ginger oil condiments. While the congee felt overpriced and many Tuesday evening items were sold out, the great taste makes it worth a return visit. Roast pork is apparently their signature item.

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    Big combo of the BBQ items

    Yuanbao Jiaozi - House special Beef Noodle Soup

    Yuanbao Jiaozi

    4.3(413 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$
    Free parking
    Sports on TV

    Hella good spot for dumplings and noodles…read more The dumplings were good- the skin was chewy and the filling was flavorful and plentiful. For potstickers the outside was browned well which added a little bit more bite to it. I liked both kinds, different textures on both. Pork shrimp chive egg filling and napa cabbage pork filling are the faves for us. For the dumplings you can have soup as well, which was clear and refreshing with the seaweed. The soup option tradeoff gives you two less dumplings. Still good imo. The pickled cabbage beef noodle soup was good. The noodles were chewy and the broth was very savory. I liked that the beef came in two variations, one sliced style and one in chunks. Both were good, tender. The spicy sauce added another taste to the soup, very flavorful. The tea was good, lots of different options. It does cost though. Good chrysanthemum puer combo.

    I came to Yuanbao mainly for the soup dumplings, and while I thought they were good, the beef…read morenoodle soup is where this place really shines. The noodles were incredibly fresh with the perfect texture, and the broth had so much depth and flavor. You can really tell that time and care went into cooking it. The beef was tender, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the broth and noodles. The atmosphere is another highlight. The restaurant has a cozy, authentic feel that genuinely makes you feel like you've stepped into a restaurant somewhere in Asia. It's a cute and comfortable spot that would be great for bringing the family or enjoying a casual meal with friends. Another big plus: parking is super easy! There's a free parking lot right out front, which makes stopping by especially convenient. Overall, I'd definitely come back -- especially for that beef noodle soup! If you're visiting Yuanbao, don't overlook it.

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    Tasty Place

    Tasty Place

    4.0(319 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Really enjoyed this place. The fish we had was very delicious and the fish and chives dumplings…read morewere great. I've never had fish and chive dumplings before. Service was prompt and there was no wait. Theres parallel parking in front but its usually filled. Theres a lot behind the store and parking in the next street. The surrounded area is residential so you should be able to find a spot after some hunting.

    We had not planned on eating here but last-minute decided to dine here given this was our only…read moreoption in the vicinity. But I'm not upset at all about this impromptu decision as we had a great meal here. Our table of 6 ordered a variety of dishes and everything was delicious. the most notable items for me were the spicy wontons and fish in chili oil. The dishes were spicy but not so much so that you couldn't enjoy the actual flavors of the dish. For those that like the Szechuan tingling feeling, the chicken in explosive chilis was also quite good. We had also given the string beans, green onion pancake, and pork and shrimp dumplings a shot and all of them hit the spot. I'm usually a huge fan of braised beef noodle soup so decided to get that here too. It wasn't the same as if I had gotten this dish at a Taiwanese restaurant; compared to the strong flavors of the other dishes, this one was pretty mild. So it's something I would skip next time I come, but every other dish was on point. Our waitress was also great at taking care of us, bring out our food quickly and helping us to clear the other plates. Even after we finished our meal and overstayed our welcome by continuing to chat, the staff didn't make us feel rushed to leave.

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    Pan Fried Dumpling

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    Kajiken - Homura Aburasoba

    Kajiken

    4.4(1.5k reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    I've come here twice now and I didn't realize I never left a review the first time I came! So now I…read morefeel I have even more to say how you much gotta come to Kajiken! Both times I've come I hadn't had to wait very long and our second time was with a large group including kids. Our server was great in helping us preorder before we could get seated and we only waited 15 minutes. We all ordered the same things: half of us ordered the original aburasoba and the other half ordered the homura aburasoba and the food came out quickly. They kindly gave us little bowls for the kiddos and forks and all the kids loved the noodles and the adults shared a large pitcher of beer. All in all, best aburasoba and one of my favorite spots in San Mateo!

    Overall: 4.1/5 [dine in]…read more There was a line on Friday night but it moved fast. The seating inside is pretty tight so your table is basically an inch from the next one, almost like a communal dining experience. Nikumori Aburasoba ($18.50): Spicy pork, pork slices, green onion, and ajitama. The spicy ground pork was delicious and they were generous with the thin pork slices, though those weren't as good as the ground pork. The ajitama was perfectly jammy. The aburasoba flavors were okay but less flavorful than mazesoba, which I now know I prefer. Wagyu Roast Beef Aburasoba ($25.50) + Chashu ($1.75) + Spicy Minced Pork ($3.95) + Ajitama ($2.50): Wagyu roast beef, crispy onions, green onions, butter onion sauce, yogurt sauce, and raw egg yolk. The chashu was average but the wagyu roast beef was thin and incredibly tender. The yogurt sauce and raw egg yolk made this one pretty creamy which I actually liked more than the Nikumori. Ume ($1.50): Did not like this at all. Hard pass.

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    Kajiken - Oroshi Ponzu Karaage($10)

    Oroshi Ponzu Karaage($10)

    Kajiken - Complimentary Accoutrements ($0) Vinegar, Chili Oil, Dried Garlic, Sesame seeds, & Chili Powder

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    Complimentary Accoutrements ($0) Vinegar, Chili Oil, Dried Garlic, Sesame seeds, & Chili Powder

    wonderful - Dan Dan noodles

    wonderful

    4.1(1.1k reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    We got off a cruise in New Orleans and flew to San Francisco to hop another one the next day so we…read morewere only in town overnight. Walked about a block and a half from the hotel and ended up here. Glad we did. Doesnt look like much from the outside and the inside is pretty simple and small. Not fancy at all. Food has big flavor though and the portions were decent. I got the Godfather hand rolled noodles. Wide noodles with the minced pork on top and green onion. Good chew and a little heat. My wife got the brocolli beef with white rice. Beef was tender and the broccoli wasnt mushy. We both had a soda and they kept the hot tea coming. Server I think was one of the owners. Super helpful and friendly. I told her it was our first time and she explained the menu so we could actually pick something. This is one of those hidden gems. True hole in the wall. Theyve got Michelin recognition on the wall which is pretty impressive for a little spot like this. Good food and great service. What more can you ask for. Just a heads up they dont take cash and they add a service charge instead of tips.

    This place has wonderful service, but not so much for the food…read more I love green onion pancakes, a Chinese classic comfort food. Here it was very doughy and flavorless. In fact we found every dish lacked flavor. From the noodles to the tofu to the green beans. Just bland and very raw tasting, like it needs to be cooked more. Lots of chewing since it's undercooked. Broth is salty and not like a rich bone broth. Think watery Ramen type broth. When we were here there was only one other table and some take out orders. I found their famous human smoked pork and tofu just plain lacking. The tofu had no flavor, the pork was equally plain, and the price was more expensive since it's their signature dish. Their hot and sour soup had way too much vinegar, and I couldn't finish it. No one was really impressed by any of their dishes, and no one wants to come back.

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    Carved Wood

    wonderful - Tender Beef Iron Pot $22

    Tender Beef Iron Pot $22

    wonderful - Refreshments and some tea.

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    Refreshments and some tea.

    K-Noodle

    K-Noodle

    4.1(330 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    A small and cozy Korean spot located inside a shopping plaza that serves a few staples such as…read moresoondubu jjigae, oxtail soup, bibimbap etc. Their menu is on the leaner side but they have enough variety to have a good spread. We ordered the tofu soup and oxtail soup. I honestly didn't enjoy the tofu soup much, it was heavily flavored with msg and it overpowered the gochugaru and lacking traditional flavor. It wasn't for me. On the opposite, the oxtail soup was pretty solid and we would order it again. The other letdown was the banchan, it was unfortunately very bland, especially the kimchi which was very under seasoned. Overall, not a bad spot to have a comforting meal but note the flavors might not be consistent with traditional flavors.

    We stopped by K-Noodle on a Sunday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised to be seated right away…read more The space has a clean, modern Korean vibe -- bright lighting, cozy booths, and a welcoming atmosphere. Service was impressively fast without feeling rushed however the food took awhile to come out which was a bit too long. Here's what we tried: Beef Rib Noodle Soup - The standout dish of the meal. It came with two huge, tender ribs, and the meat literally slid off the bone. The broth was clear yet rich, full of flavor, and perfect for a comforting meal. Seaweed Rice with Spam - A simple but hearty side. The portion was big, with a thick slice of Spam on top of seasoned seaweed and fluffy rice. Great for sharing or for someone who wants a filling add-on. Jajangmyeon - Very generous serving size, and the noodles were nicely chewy. The sauce was on the lighter side -- still tasty, but I personally prefer a deeper, bolder black bean flavor. Overall, K-Noodle is a solid choice in Burlingame if you're craving a satisfying Korean noodle meal that is if you can wait. Affordable, fast, and that rib soup alone is worth coming back for! We'll definitely be returning to try more of the menu.

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