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    Le Soleil

    4.4 (398 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Pho Risotto
    Junsheng X.

    Finally tried Le Soleil after it opened concurrently with its much more busy neighbors last year, and unfortunately I was quite disappointed Prices were ok - it's high but what you'd expect from Asian fusion. The food though, just did not live up to the price. Portions weren't great. Clams were decent, but I've had better for cheaper. The pho risotto was interesting but criminally small and the meat was no where near fall of the bone. The braised ribs were too salty, and the sauce was only really good when paired with bread or rice Probably wouldn't return again personally. Staff didn't look too happy to be here either

    Lap mei fan
    Andrea Z.

    Made reservations for a group of 6 people on a Saturday at 7pm, was seated promptly at 7pm. Restaurant seemed pretty busy with most tables occupied so definitely suggest a reservation if you plan to before visiting. Drinks: we brought a bottle of wine for the table and staff was happy to open and pour for us corkage was $30 for a standard sized wine bottle Food: crispy lattice rolls - good, nice crunchy exterior, inside was lightly seasoned seafood mixture, served with lettuce, fish sauce dressing, rice noodles and pickles to make small lettuce wraps Bo lac bac - great, beef was cooked perfectly, nice caramelized exterior with a medium rare interior, nice tender, onions added a nice contrast and the lemon sauce added a brightness, would definitely order one for the table if you visit Green beans- good, cooked crisp tender, with a nice savory preserved pickled radish flavor Lap mei fan - served with steamed rice, soft poached egg, pork chop and Chinese sausage, with a drizzle of sweet soy sauce, flavor was good and pork was perfectly cooked, very flavorful, I was expecting this to be served in a clay pot with a crispy edge so a tad disappointed that this was just steamed rice Roasted Five Spice Chicken - good, chicken was tender, moist and juicy with a subtle five spice flavor, wish the skin on the chicken was a little bit crispier but definitely worth a try, fish sauce on the side if you want to add a little extra funk Garlic Roasted Crab - okay, a generous portion size with a whole crab over a bed of garlic noodles, crab came pre cracked which made for easier eating, sweet garlic flavor throughout, garlic noodles were tender, wished these had a bit more seasoning, probably wouldn't reorder Service was solid, once orders were placed dishes were ready and brought to our table within 5 minutes, so super quick turn around. Water pitchers was refilled throughout. It did take a while for staff to pick up empty plate once we were finished with dishes since they dropped orders so quickly into service, but not a huge deal. Overall a nice spot for a modern twist on Vietnam cuisine, the chicken and beef were the stand out dishes for us, so give those a try if you decide to visit. Paid with blackbird on my visit and spent the minimum to get the free Bo lac bac which was a nice added bonus.

    Curry fish ball. Good
    Winnie W.

    Le Soleil is a long-running SOLID Vietnamese-French-Fusion restaurant in SF for over 30 years. I have been wanting to try their new location in Stonestown for quite some time now... and so glad I finally came. Le Soleil Stonestown did not disappoint... Everything -- from food to service, to ambience -- was EXCELLENT through and through. Upon entering the restaurant, we were greeted by a wait staff immediately. We were seated at a bar height table as requested. And throughout the evening, the wait staff was helpful, courteous and attentive. They did not miss a beat in offering us water refill, checking on us, or changing our plates. Excellent service!! Between the three of us, we offered a variety of appetizer and dishes; what stands out is the quality of their ingredients, and the sophistication and perfection in their usage of spices, creating excellent and balanced flavors. * Spring Roll wrap - A must order dish. Perfectly fried spring roll with lettuce wrap and spiced dipping sauce. Excellent! * Clay Pot rice - I really like the clay pot rice here. They use Chinese sausage and the flavorful pork neck meat, over fragrant jasmine rice.. it was cooked for perfection and packed with flavors. Note, their clay pot rice does not come with crispy rice bottom, but just ask if you want it. ;) * Beef Tartare- excellent flavor and soft fresh beef tartare... so good! * Blue Shrimp Ceviche - another dish that highlights their culinary expertise. Sashimi- grade blue shrimp in their special sauce.. well balanced flavor and just perfect! * A highlight was definitely their sake and cocktail list... they have plenty of good drinks here. My default is their Lychee Drink and the blue bottle sake. Always a good choice and Le Soleil offers the perfect setting for great friends to gather and have a few drinks! A very happy evening dining at Le Soleil. We will be back very soon!!!

    Raw shrimp
    Tara A.

    Le Soleil is the best restaurant in Stonestown in my opinion! Everything we tried was delicious and perfectly balanced. My favorites were: the chicken lollipops, the crispy branzino (it's served completely deboned, yay!!), the pho risotto, and the miso mushrooms! If you like fusion food, you will love Le Soleil. The pho risotto was mind blowing to me and my husband. The cocktails are also excellent. Dining at Le Soleil is like an oasis inside of Stonestown! It's super modern and you don't even feel like you're in a mall. I need to come back to try more of the menu!

    Coconut Drink ($8)
    Wendi K.

    This is a Vietnamese fusion spot located in a the Stonestown mall. We came here with a group of a friend's birthday. The dishes are super unique - the ones we ordered were a lot of carbs, but really great. Appetizers: -Quail ($13) - Flambe Presentation, super small. -Lotus Root Salad ($18) - really fresh and delicious Entree: -Squid Ink Fried Rice ($20) - This reminded me of Paella -Lap Mei Rice ($24) - SO good and loved the amount of protein on the dish too. -Garlic Noodles ($15) - Tasty For the birthday - we were given a scoop of ice cream and they also served out cake for us :) The price point is on the high side but I think it's waranteed. The presentation is gorgeous. The interior is cute and feels luxurious.

    Braised Short Ribs $29
    Cathrin P C.

    I guess this is what a mall restaurant is... we missed the lunch hour for their special menu so we went with: Quail $13 this sucker was super tiny but it comes with a nice table side flame show by the server Chicken lollipop $15 I'm usually a big fan of fried chicken but this one was greasy, especially the pieces at the bottom were just dripping in oil and I felt nauseous after eating only 2 pieces, so it makes me wonder if it was bad chicken or fried in old oil Squid ink fried rice $20 came with a little bit of tobiko on top and tiny chopped squid pieces amongst the fried rice Garlic noodles $15 as other reviewers have mentioned, this was plain -- no garlic taste Braised short ribs $29 although the most expensive, this was the best dish by far. You only get about 8 pieces of boneless short ribs but they're tender and the Thai curry sauce was absolutely delicious -- I slathered it all over the noodles and rice. This dish also came with toasted sliced baguette but it wasn't good. You're meant to dip it in the curry sauce but it still didn't make it taste good I think Le Soleil is aiming to be more upscale but I think some of the dishes are marked too high for me to justice ordering

    Outside
    Michael C.

    4.5 ***** in a mall... Impressive! IMHO the ratings are an accurate assessment of Le Soleil. Stonestown is one of the handful of Malls in the Bay Area that is thriving, thanks in part to some very good restaurants like Le Soleil. Located on the 2nd floor towards the back of the wall (hopefully that makes sense). Le Soleil is a decent size restaurant with some "outside seating" as well. The decor is very minimal, nothing on the walls. They even have a restroom and a hand washing station right outside the restrooms. The staff is friendly and helpful. "Le Soleil is a family-run restaurant that prides itself on creating a tasty dining experience that is inviting to everyone. Our unique cuisine is deeply rooted in the warm flavor profiles of Asian home-cooking with an approachable local twist. Dennis's love, passion, and creativity for cooking have been the key ingredients to his culinary achievements. Some of his signature dishes include Curry Crab, Hai Nan Chicken, Squid Ink Fried Rice, and a tableside Flambeéd Quail. Le Soleil is a staple in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, serving generations of families since 1993." - https://www.lesoleilsf.com/ourstory #AsianFusion: SALADS: ~ Lotus Root - 4.5/5 This was brilliant. Refreshing and flavorful. My first time trying a Lotus Root salad! Pickled baby lotus root, bbq lemongrass beef, basil & ginger. The flavors work very well together. I thought it could have used a bit more beef. RICE + NOODLES: ~ Squid Ink Fried Rice - 4/5 Tasty dish. Crispy Squid Ink Fried Rice topped off with Tobiko. We could definitely taste the Squid Ink. They diced up the Squid and Shrimp into tiny pieces, looked more like morsels. We felt like they skimped on the protein. ~ Pho Risotto - 4.5/5 Excellent flavor. This just works! Creamy Risotto under a Rib bone, with Chimichurri and pickled Frsnos. The place was packed. Not an empty seat in the house. Food did take a little bit to come out... I'd come back to try the rest of the menu.

    Garlic Roasted Dungeness Crab with Garlic Noodles
    Stanley T.

    I was skeptical by all the positive reviews here for a mid to upper tier Vietnamese restaurant in the Stonetown mall. I ate at Le Soleil at their Clement location many years ago and it wasn't all that memorable. I'm happy to report that this location surpassed all my expectations. We are a family of six and ordered a variety of food to share. The mussels was tasty if you like the tom yum it came in. The quail came in a hot plate where they then proceed to flambee it with some lemon and pepper. The chicken lollipops were piping hot and worth a try. All were about a 4/5. We also ordered the Garlic Roasted crab and it was huge. It came on top of a plate of buttery and garlicky noodles. Cooked perfectly and plenty to go around. Green bean and spinach in an egg drop slurry round out our meal with some vegetables. The highlight of the night was the Lao Mei Rice. The pork tenderloin in there was 6/5. It was deliciously umami and so tender. One of the best I ever had. Service was also top notch. They were friendly, helpful and quick to offer suggestions and replaced water and plates with a smile.

    Cold Noodle
    Ying Z.

    Fantastic lunch experience! For a U.S mall, I was really impressed with the way Le Soleil was still able to bring in that standalone restaurant vibe. Staff were very friendly, and despite a packed house, were attentive to us. Thoroughly enjoyed each dish we ordered. They have a special lunch menu that I believe is exclusive to the Stonestown location. I was surprised to enjoy the tofu in the fresh rolls as much as I did. The mushrooms carried strong umami flavor. And I loved the chao bo dish with chicken. Even the house pickles surprised me by using bitter melon as one of the choices. Loved it!

    Garlic Roasted Dungeness Crab
    Crystalin B.

    The way I am so obsessed with this place! I came here for my husbands birthday on a Wednesday around 6:30 and was seated right away. Our service from beginning to end was amazing. I wish I got his name but he was so friendly and checked up on us often. The space itself was pretty open and modern looking! The food was sooooo delicious. It was our first time here so we didn't know what to expect but I will say it exceeded our expectations. We got to tom yum muscles and omg it was packed with flavor. I could drink the soup all day. We were thinking about taking it home to eat it over rice but we killed the whole thing. Then we got the lollipop chicken wings and the coating was so light and flavorful. The meat was so tender and juicy.. so good! Then we got the crab and garlic noodles! You should have saw my eyes when they brought it out.. that thing was huge for just 2 people. But I'm not mad about it because more for us :) the flavor was amazing and we got a lot of meat out of the crab! We also got an order of their mushrooms mid butter mushrooms and that was sooo tasty too! We then ended the night with a scoop of ice cream on the house with a candle on top to sing happy birthday to my husband. 10/10 and will be taking all my friends and family here!

    Menu Cover
    Benny W.

    The servers were friendly and efficient. The food was delicious, fresh, and at the right temperature. Also, the extra effort on food presentation was appreciated. This location is located inside the mall. It was a little hard to find, but I was glad I did because it was a nice dining experience.

    Thai tea
    Aileen L.

    I came to Le Soleil at Stonestown to grab lunch and happened to see they had a restaurant week lunch menu. I was seated about 15 minutes after arriving, and I was surprised that it was relatively busy for a Friday at 11:30 - there were 2 or 3 larger parties waiting to be seated. The space is brightly lit and open and generally upscale despite being in the corner of the mall. Service was a bit slow but okay overall, and when I mentioned my appetizer hadn't arrived after they brought my entree they were able to quickly get it out to me. I got a thai tea to start - perfectly strong and creamy after mixing. For my appetizer, I got the imperial rolls, which come pre-assembled: they're nice and crisp without being oily, and the little bit of veggies under it are nicely seasoned with fish sauce - I do wish there were a bit more veggie though. My entree was the laksa, which despite having a great fragrance and color wasn't as flavorful as I expected - I'm not sure if it was a lack of salt or spice, but it fell a little flat, and unfortunately the shrimp were a little overcooked. The service size was quite large though, with lots of noodles so I was definitely full afterward. Overall, Le soleil is a decent option at Stonestown - I enjoyed the imperial rolls and thai tea, but the Laksa fell short. I'm not sure I'll be back, but it's definitely popular so I might have just chosen the wrong entree.

    Tofu Eggplant
    Allena C.

    We've been meaning to try Le Soleil since it opened at Stonestown. But didn't make that plunge until the other night. Nicely decorated and pretty fancy for being at Stonestown Shopping Center. We've had a good experience at the Clement Street location and thought this would be no different. It was different. ***OUR PICKS*** BO LUC LAC ~ the steak was cubed up in tiny pieces. It would have been better to see sizable pieces. At least the meat was tender and sauce on the side was tangy. Though it seemed more like an appetizer because you don't get a complete dish that is paired with some sort of starch and vegetables. You only get pieces of meat and some chopped onions. We usually see sliced cucumbers and pickled carrots on the side. It seems they're missing those important condiments to bring freshness to their dishes. 3/5 GARLIC NOODLES ~ we ordered this because the Bo Luc Lac was without rice or noodles. This was not buttery or garlicky. Tasted like soy sauce and a little bit of garlic. And all the noodles were chopped up like they couldn't separate the noodles and had to tear them apart. This usually happens when noodles aren't fresh. I can't say whether or not that was the case, but I've had garlic noodles before at other Vietnamese restaurants and noodles are long and garlicky with a ton of butter. This was edible, but not Vietnamese garlic noodles. 3/5 TOFU EGGPLANT ~ Eggplant was soft and tofu absorbed the flavors though it didn't seem to have fish sauce or typical Vietnamese seasonings. 4/5 I understand we are in a shopping mall, but the waitstaff that served us truly made it feel like a mall environment. She didn't smile throughout our whole dining experience and didn't seem to like her job much. And it showed. Then came the food. This is Vietnamese food? Honestly, it tasted more like Chinese food. Sunset District has many Vietnamese eateries, so we're familiar with their flavors and food. If we wanted Chinese food, we would have dined at a Chinese restaurant. Sadly, we were disappointed.

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