Coconut pancakes with pandan - 9/10 Potato balls - 11/10…read more Coco taro ruby - 11/10 Thai crispy pancake Everything tasted homemade and wasn't too sweet.

Writing this so I hope the owners see. I just came back from a trip to Bangkok and was excited for…read morethis new Thai dessert spot. I think it's still quite new so they're developing the space which the interior is quite bare but has a lot of potential. Feels like a restaurant layout but I wish it was more chill like a lounge/cafe. Unfortunately there aren't many outlets and worker said no wifi, if there was I would totally come to work here. Items on the menu were okay but maybe my standard is high from just being in Thailand lol. They could really hone in on the Thai experience (asam tea and kanom krok etc) to differentiate from the boba/matcha places. I like you can adjust the sweet level. Anyways okay place, would come back if they improved the area to chill/work and I'd be willing to try the other items! Please give fast wifi!!

There have been so many developments at Serramonte over the past few years, and Devil & Angel is…read moreone of the more recent additions to the mix. Their expansive menu can feel slightly overwhelming at first glance, but it also means there's something for everyone. It's a fun little treat-yourself-spot to grab refreshments during a day of shopping. It indeed is, "like a reward". I had the chance to try the Dubai Chocolate Cup and the Dubai Chocolate Chewy Cookie. The cup was a 2/5 for me - a bit underwhelming in flavor and execution (especially as someone who thoroughly enjoys the chocolate bar version). However, that chewy cookie on the other hand... take a slooow bite and savor the mochi-like texture. Pleasantly dense, soft, and satisfyingly chewy. The only drawback? You might walk out looking like you just joined Captain Jack Sparrow's crew thanks to the powdered cocoa on your teeth and lips. Overall, I'd rate it a 3.5, but rounding up to a 4.

Bro!! I literally wanted to kick myself in the behind for coming all this way [to Daly City] in…read moreorder to get my daughter some tanghulu. I've been searching far and wide for an establishment who sells these traditional sugar coated fruit skewers and the only thing that kept coming up was Devil & Angel. On any normal given situation, I would have been ecstatic since we have a Devil & Angel located near home- but that would just make my life waaay too easy and the universe just couldn't have it go down like that. LMAO!! Long story short, I had a bad experience with the Devil & Angel near home and literally boycotted this business as an ENTIRE whole. Yes, I was 100% being overly dramatic but they just rubbed me the wrong way. Now, my sister had previously visited this particular Devil & Angel [located in Serramonte Mall/Center] and immediately told me to take my toddler here! I didn't ask for too many details beyond her explaining the little shop was located near Target. I didn't get a name for the business and simply came here blindly. Yes, I was disappointed because I'm super hard headed and was firm about my boycott but since we made the drive out here & my toddler had already spotted the large advertising signage.... I couldn't say no. Ordering is all done via the kiosk per staff's orders. This process was super easy, very straightforward. The tanghulu options available were: strawberry+pineapple, strawberry+grape, & only grape. My toddler went with the strawberry, grape combo. Once payment was made, the staff behind the counter immediately handed off the fruit skewer. The fruit stick was neatly placed in a mini cup to assist in transporting and eating. For $7.64 a stick [post taxes], this won't break the bank but this is undeniably super profitable for the business. The sugar coating isn't overly thick but was still sickenly sweet IMO. Keep in mind, strawberries are current not in season so they aren't at its sweetest potential and I still couldn't manage more than my first bite. No complaints on my kid's part because she ate this thaaaang up! 3 stars in my book but I added one more star specifically for my toddler. She had the most amazing time munching away on this and I'm thankful to fulfill her deep longing for these kebobs.

An oasis on a hot day…read more Enjoy a watermelon mango sago ice boba on a hot day to cool you down and make you feel like you're in tropical paradise. Quick service one person team Small and tidy, two round tables and window seating Free WiFi Lots of electric outlets Strong 3.5

- Cute little store on a rather busy street! - iPad/kiosk…read moreordering system - Interior isn't very expansive and there are two tables you can sit at - Drinks took roughly ~7 minutes to make - The standard black milk tea with fresh milk was quite good. Would opt for lower than 75% sweet next time, 50% might be better - The coconut with black tea and cheese foam is really good. The coconut water mixes nicely with the cheese foam. You can't taste too much of the tea though, but the drink itself is still really good (and also unique- don't see too many coconut based drinks here)

My absolute "go-to" place for boba and dessert drinks. I have been to countless boba and dessert…read moreshops all over the Bay Area, and Coco3 is by far the most unique and delicious. If you love tropical desserts with coconut and other exotic fruits, this place has it all. Service is usually pretty quick if you order from the kiosk. I am not local to S SF, but I make a trip out here every week. Great place!

Newer shop in same plaza. Good quality of boba drinks overall in comparison the many options out…read morethere. Competitive pricing and value. Clean facility. Service is pretty non-existent. Place your order on the tablets upfront. You'll see 1-2 workers going back and forth bringing drinks out but they don't any conversations with you. Even if you ask a question, you'll get a short answer with their head down. Might as well set up an AI robot to deliver orders or some kinda of conveyor/pickup window. Also please get bigger straws. If I pay for a bigger size, I'd hope that the straw would be long enough to stick out of the cup so I don't to keep fishing/sucking out my straw.

(+) There are not many 24 hr spots around these days, especially ones as good as Cafe Colma! It…read morealways hits, ever since college and still to this day. I'm glad it's still pretty much the same decor and vibe as back then. (+) Filipino breakfast.. consistent, nostalgic, can't go wrong with anything ending in "ilog" (+) Historical birthplace (inspiration) for DJ Tropical Goodies.. halo halo.. mix mix (+) Service is usually very good, attentive, patient with the young people gallivanting and hanging out late at night, (+) Extra star for my fond memories here with friends. We never really gambled at Lucky Chances but we spent a decent amount of money and time at the cafe together. Whenever we form Voltron, we often end up here at some point :)

A café inside a casino serving Filipino favorites. I ordered the crispy pata, caldereta, and…read morekare-kare. The crispy pata definitely satisfied my craving--I hadn't had one in almost two years! It was crispy, flavorful, and the highlight of the meal. The caldereta was a bit sweeter than I prefer, so it wasn't my favorite. On the other hand, I really enjoyed the kare-kare. The peanut sauce was rich and delicious, but the serving of bagoong was disappointingly small. If I remember correctly, they charge about $1.50 for extra bagoong or additional crispy pata sauce, which felt unnecessary. The service was excellent. The staff was attentive, friendly, and our food arrived quickly.

Food is always good if not better. Dishes always come out quick. Attentive waiting staffs. Place is…read moreclean.

I wanted to try a different place for dinner today, but the kids love to eat here, so here we are…read more We stopped in around 7pm on Saturday and there was only a handful of dinners, so we were able to get seated right away. The service was quick and food came out fast. They do close at 8pm, so as it got close to 8pm, we could see them starting to prepare to close, but they did not rush us. Food here is pretty consistently good. We ordered: Sizzling Bangus Belly, Mussels Sauté, Crispy Pata and Crispy Binagoongan. Everything was delicious and makes you want to eat more rice! So far we have not had a bad dish here. If you are looking for good, authentic Filipino food, check them out.

The Ilocos empanada and the sushi bake was so good! Customer service was rlly great, and all…read moreemployees were so kind!

I've been here several times and so far it hasn't disappointed me yet! This business is located…read moreinside of a gas station, so it might be a little difficult for some people to visit, but they do have a small parking lot and there's also tables to sit at outside of the gas station too. I always get their ilocos empanadas whenever I go here. I love how crunchy their empanadas and it's filled with a bunch of meat, an egg, and other items too. The staff also lets you fill up as many vinegar sauce cups as you want for your food, so I thought that was nice of them. I'd recommend this place! I keep finding myself going back for more empanadas, but they serve other items too so I might try their other menu items next time.

Tried and tested. Never fails to impress the first timers we bring here…read more This was another fun dining experience for us with our friends. We got a table of eight one hour before closing time. Our server told us last order was at 6:45 since the cook had to leave early for another gig. They used to close later at night years ago. We had our usual chick-boy combo sisig, grilled liempo, tapa and garlic rice. Our friends embellished our spread with ginataang sitaw at calabasa (beans & squash in coconut milk), bam-i pancit, chicharon bulaklak (ruffle fat) and lechon kawali. Vinegar based sawsawan and Mang Tomas made this feast even better. We all had water because we were binge eating that weekend. Another large party satisfied at Chibogs. Can't wait for our next get-together here.

First time here for a party of two during a Sunday afternoon. We got there at 12:30ish so best to…read morewait because once we got our food there was a little wait. I got their Lechon Kawaii, pork adobo and garlic rice. All silog's comes with garlic rice or white rice and an over easy egg. You can add tomato for $2 extra (two sides combo upgrade is $3 more) I loved their Lechon sooooo tender and crispy paired well with the side of white vinegar or the brown sauce! We shared their sizzling sisig which was great per my cousin but I think it was a little dried without the egg? We got the combo of pork and chicken. Shared a Poncit Bihon, I always said more lemon the better but it was ok? I will try other other noodles dishes next time.