Finally, an authentic Paleteria! Just like Mexico these are my favorite. They are much fresher…read morechunkier with better flavor than the American sugar ice water ones. My favorite is mango, but I also like coco crema.

This is one of two paleterias in Redwood City. $4 for a large scoop. pay cash to avoid the CC fee…read more - 4.6/5: Coconut ice cream. Uses coconut milk base and shredded coconut mix-in. Very creamy: Probably very high fat. - 3.9: Chongos zamoranos (milk curd) ice cream. Flavor is not distinctive enough; too artificial and too sweet. Too many stabilizers. - 1.5: Caffe ice cream. Flavor was too mild, and it had a half-n-half powdery milk flavor to it. On-street parking is very limited.

Used Golden Ice Cream for an event at our elementary school and Jim was easy to work with and his…read morepricing is fair/transparent. The kids and teachers loved it! Would highly recommend l!

I needed an ice cream truck for a student of the month event at a middle school…read more I reached out to Jim via text and he responded in under 30 seconds. He communicates promptly--I absolutely love this about Jim. On the day of the event, he showed up early and was ready to go! The kids loved it. We paid about $3 per item and the students could get what they wanted. I promptly hired him again for a second event. Jim is great and I will be working with him again in the future!

4.5 STARS Ice…read moreimported from Japan? That's crazy work! The Kakigōri must be bomb! And, it better be for the price. Ice Days is a pop-up inside Jin Sho. Open on Sundays only from 11 am - 3 pm. They only put two tables outside so you're at the mercy of others leaving. There's a stack of outdoor tables but only for use when Jin Sho is open. M E N U Kakigōri: Japanese shaved ice Flavors: Strawberry, mango, matcha, hōjicha, and peach (last day today) Two sizes: Mini Cup ($9-$11), Bowl ($12-$14) Oat milk syrup: +$1 K A G I K Ō R I I was so bummed that the peach was sold out. There was no IG post it was the last day of this offering and there would be limited quantities. * Mango (Bowl-$13): https://tinyurl.com/24vuz3mk The shaved ice was snow-like, perfectly fluffy and melt in your mouth. Great texture but sadly, there was very little of it. As we dug in, the mound of shaved ice had a huge hollow hole filled with whipped cream and coconut jelly. Served with four chucks of sweet, ripen mango and topped with toasted coconut. We usually struggle to finish one kakigōri but this was gone in several bites so we ordered an another one. * Strawberry (Bowl-$12): https://tinyurl.com/5dwpx4mw Equally refreshing but also had a huge hollow hole. This one was filled with whipped cream and two QQ mochi balls. The fresh strawberries were ripe and the strawberry puree ran quite sweet. Overall, excellent quality Kakigōri but premium baller PA pricing for the portion. The amount of actual shaved ice is a small fraction of what you receive at other dessert shops. Blame it on the tariffs, I guess.

Literally 3 people in the shop and I still haven't received my desert. It's been 20 minutes.read more

My go to late Sunday afternoon treat place. Flavors are…read morealways changing. Place is always very very clean Service is always friendly and fast.

This location is conveniently near my work, so sometimes after I'm done for the day I'll stop by…read morehere to get some Gelati :) Whenever I stop by, I am always greeted when I enter, and the people who work here have a positive attitude.

Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllll --…read moregooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllll Awesome view, I'd say, awesome drinks, and awesome people - Oliver and Jaime! (I think I got the names right; if not, apologies.) But that's what it's about in the spirit of the Copa Mundial - getting to know people and enjoy the game together. Cheers to more!

Came here for the first time during a visit to Redwood City / Atherton, and I really liked my…read moredrink! I got the Silky Mango boba with regular milk, and it was sooo good. The only thing that would have made it better is fresh mango pieces. I especially liked the honey boba--it tasted fresh and the consistency / chewiness was great. I usually don't finish all the bubbles when I get boba, but these bubbles were so good that I hunted down every last one among all the ice at the bottom. The store itself has some tables available, but we just ended up getting our drinks to go. The ambiance isn't as "cute" as other bubble tea shops, but all in all, I was pleased with my bubble tea!

Was craving a raspado and it was a hit. They have multiple flavors, and the large is $9.50, but it…read moreis a big portion. Their ice cream flavors are delicious, we've had mango and it's a must try. Other items that I have tried are tost-elote, strawberries and cream, bionico bowl and fruit. Honestly, all of these were delicious so I'm sure the ones I have not tried yet are just as great. Yes the items are more pricey than people selling by schools, etc but we have to remember they are paying for the location. Staff are great, and service is quick, so I recommend trying it out!

Decided to post lunch sweet treat would be just a thing and wandered over here for some paletas,…read moreice cream, shaved ice, and an agua fresca. The staff were so friendly and accommodating, letting some of the kids try a few flavors and patiently explaining all the different items on the menu. My agua fresca, half pineapple/half mango, was made to order. I watched the staff member pick the ripest pineapple and mango and slice everything up before blending. So refreshing and delicious! Definitely follow the lead of all the happy families who stopped by for a treat that Sunday afternoon - and get yourself a little something.

I just had a caramel cream with Boba. I loved the taste ! The service is great. Such a cute spot!…read moreThey make the drinks fast and they are super nice.

Teaspoon is always consistent! They have a solid variety of options and the ability to customize…read moreyour drink. The storefront is also cute and enjoyable to be in.

Drunken Monk is one of my favorite Japanese spots, especially for their oyako don. It's the dish I…read morekeep going back for, but I've also tried quite a few other items on the menu and have enjoyed the variety. The space has a cozy, casual izakaya feel, making it a nice place for a relaxed dinner or date night. It's not exactly a cheap eat, but the food feels fresh and thoughtfully prepared, so it's a good spot when you want something a little nicer without being too formal. The corn karaage is also amazing and definitely worth ordering. Crispy, sweet, and so easy to snack on. I've also tried dishes like their sashimi, mini uni don with ikura, grilled skewers, and clam dish, and everything has been comforting and well done.

Really good food with great presentation but a little expensive. The chawanmushi for example came…read moreout steaming hot and presented beautifully but came in like an 8oz glass. The standouts for me were the gyudon and corn kakiage for being really tasty and good value. The tsukune was great and packed with flavor. The hiyayakko (tofu) was pretty refreshing and dessert-like.

The best service here always! They have such unique flavors & they were all delicious it was too…read moredifficult to chose one! Will definitely be coming back! Thank you !

Cute ice cream spot in PA downtown…read more Amazing flavors egg free options available too! Plenty to chose from. The cones were delicious

This place is nice and has easy parking. Inside has good lighting and decor. Service was friendly…read moreand fairly quick. Prices are on the higher side (but it's also in Menlo Park). The food was good, but portions were small unfortunately.... Flavors were a bit more muted than expected. Duck garlic noodles were the yummiest. We also got nasi lemak (not pictured) which had really good sambal on the side. Chicken satay was solid, but nothing special. Overall, I'm happy to see a Malaysian place on the Peninsula but it's definitely catering to the MP population (which is fine)! Just won't be my go-to when I'm craving Malaysian food flavors.

Somewhat experienced with Singaporean food because of family, so I do have higher/different…read moreexpectations. Generally good but it's different than what I expected. New location is much larger! Menu has gotten a bit easier to read. Decor and styling is a bit more modern, trendy, and bright. Nice to see that they have brunch sets that come at a slightly discounted price -- drink + main + appetizer. Did wish the portions were a bit larger however, but Menlo Park rent is expensive so maybe that's why? Quite busy on a Sunday morning, we had to join a waitlist and waited for ~10 mins. Seats are nice and cushioned. Convenient parking lot across the street. Char Kway Teow (4/5) -- revising my prior review, this was much better! I tasted a bit of the wok-he smokiness and it was sweet as well. My friend says he wished it was more smoky. Eggs + Kaya toast (3.5/5) -- pretty standard. I actually wanted to crack my own eggs, but that's just a me thing! Eggs were a little over cooked, but still delicious. Kaya toast could be a little crispier but the Kaya jam was very good. Hard to get this dish wrong! Nasi Lemak (3.5/5) -- Egg looked fried, but didn't really taste it. Wasn't bad but nothing really stood out as well. Coconut rice could have been maybe a little bit more fragrant but still good. Wished there was more beef rendang. Hokkien Mee (2/5) -- this one made me a little sad because this is one of my favorite dishes! Egg noodles didn't look the same, was much paler than expected. Didn't come with any sambal chili sauce at the side, so it didn't have much flavor as is. Came with shrimp and octopus. Calamari Juice (4/5) -- Not bad! Pretty good, but don't think I'll be craving this