date & time: friday may 15, 2026. @ noon party of 4 vibe uncles & aunries in parke collab w/ target sweaters, baggy jorts or skorts w/goyard bags & swatch x ap collab decor: tri-level banquet style restaurant service: 5 star especially from the latin server fluent in canto imbibe: black tea devour: soy noodles, co rice noodle rolls, stuffed egg plant, stiff mushrooms & black sesame rolls total: $62.38 read more

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We stopped by this spot for a quick Saturday brunch before our flight. This isn't a "fancified" dim sum spot. It's the best it gets for affordable dim sum in an authentic setting. In true authentic dim sum fashion (minus the carts), you take the checklist, order your items, and they bring them out to you hot and fresh. We tried 10 items, all our favorites - see the items in the picture. Everything was delicious. | Baked Pork Buns | 6. 95 | | --- | --- | | 叉燒焗餐包 | | | Egg Yolk Buns | 6. 75 | | 香滑流沙包 | | | Shrimp Dumpling | 7.80 | | 穗香魚拌蝦交 | | | Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai | 6.95 | | 穗香燒賣... | | | Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf | 7.25 | | ...鼵魚糯米雞 | | | P/F Chives Dumpling | 6. 95 | | 皙煎韭棻粿 | | | red Pork Puff | 5. 95 | | 鹹水角 | | | Shrimp Noodle Roll | 8.50 | | 魚：滑腸粉 | | | Egg Tart | 5.50 | | 鬆化雞蛋撻 | | | Beef Chow Fun | 18.95 | | 乾炒牛河（午） | | The tea was alright! The interior is casual and the service is swift and minimal. read more

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We had a family luncheon here to celebrate the year of the horse. I made my own menu. The food was delicious, 11 courses in all. The private room was regal. Service was attentive and polite. Going back to try their dim sum. read more

Came here today with my mom. Had a smaller dim sum lunch. Used to visit Millbrae restaurants...it's different now. We ate here with my father here before. Classic dim sum. read more

Hong Kong Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

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My first yum-cha and dim sum review of 2026! What was once Tai Wu, is now Hong Kong Palace, which joins its older siblings; Lai Hong Lounge and Hong Kong Lounge - both dim sum institutions in San Francisco proper (I also have reviews on both). Where: Millbrae has always had a sleuth of dim sum or large Cantonese restaurants. Seeing the May Flower close its doors was discerning, but that Hong Kong Palace fills that void, or at least I think so. Located just minutes from Millbrae Bart station, and roughly 30 minutes by car from the center of San Francisco. Parking is also very accessible in the area (residential and parking lot). What: come here for dim sum during the day, and dinner in the evening for classic Cantonese fare. The restaurant has 3 floors of dining rooms, and the staff may seat patrons on any of the floors depending on how busy it is. The interior features red oak, pale pink walls, crimson red carpeting, and crystal chandeliers. Color palette and design is similar to that of Lai Hong Lounge and Hong Kong Lounge. How: a laminated menu not only displays all the dim sum offerings, but also as a means to order. Mark as many or as little as you want, hand off to one of the staff members, and wait for the piping hot dishes and steam baskets appear before your eyes. Why: while there are no push carts here, the food here is delicious and delivers on the quintessential experience of dim sum. One cannot go wrong with; custard egg tarts, shui mai, ha gao, black bean chicken feet, steamed rice noodle rolls, steamed pork spare ribs, steamed beef tripe, congee, daikon cake, etc - just to name a few. I didn't name all of what is offered, but know that everything is superb. Service: while there's no white glove service or fancy cutlery neatly placed on each table; the staff here do things right by acknowledging their patrons, taking their orders, serving food, and consistently checking on their patrons for anything else they may want or need. I'm happy to be able to dine at the same food I've come to love when dining at a Hong Kong Lounge based restaurant. read more

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I come here for dim sum often, but this was only my third time coming for dinner. We dined here before Chinese New Year and enjoyed the food, so we decided to come back for our family Chinese New Year dinner. I called to make a reservation and pre-ordered their suckling pig for the evening. The nine of us also ordered eight additional dishes: crab and fish maw soup (which I forgot to take pictures of), half a chicken, Peking duck, XO intestines, mixed seafood tofu, steak cubes with mixed mushrooms, abalone with mushrooms and bean sprouts, and a garlic vegetable dish. All the dishes were delicious. The suckling pig skin was incredibly crispy. The restaurant also gave us a complimentary steamed sponge cake, which was delicious! The ceilings are high, so it doesn't feel noisy, and the tables aren't cramped together. They have two parking lots a block away, so parking isn't an issue. Street parking is also available. Now we have another great dinner spot to add to our list! read more

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Honestly, this place really does deserve the current rating. We went for dim sum on a weekend, but it wasn't packed and there was no wait. I'm not saying a great dim sum restaurant needs to be packed, but it is a flag for me. The food was just okay, but the prices were affordable comparing to other spots. The service was quite horrible because the staff were extremely rude; throwing the ordering cards at the table when something was available. Speaking in a demeaning manner. This type of behavior is unacceptable. read more

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There are a lot and I do mean a lot of Chinese restaurant options in the city of Millbrae. With its central location near the San Francisco International Airport and Highway 101, Hong Kong Palace is just one of many options and it is actually the newest one of them all. But the place that Hong Kong Palace took over was long established as the home of Tai Wu, which for at least a couple of decades held the title of the most in demand restaurant in all of the area that surrounds the El Camino Real. Their success literally affected everyone else in the neighborhood, as parking and traffic were affected by their popularity and a constant stream of customers lining up outside to dine there, especially for a dim sum brunch. So with new ownership taking over with a new name to boot Hong Kong Palace is now reborn, although upon entry to this relatively new business, not much has changed since the new owners took over, as they still have three floors of dining with more private large party dining accessible on floors two and three with additional rooms for karaoke singing and dining on the second floor. Upon my first visit to this updated restaurant, a group of eight diners came for dinner on a Friday evening right when they opened and honestly the place was not filled with customers. The menu at Hong Kong Palace is separated into categories including BBQ, Soup, Seafood, Meat Selection, Rice, Entrées, and their set Banquet Menus for large parties. On our initial visit we enjoyed their Soup of the Day, which was a vegetable-based soup, one Roasted Squab which was quartered into fourths, Rice Noodles and Scallops sautéed with garlic and served on a giant clam, Peking Spareribs in Sweet and Sour Sauce, Mushrooms served in gravy on a bed of Chinese Spinach, and Hong Kong Style Fried Rice served with Egg Whites. Everything that we were served tasted really delicious, as you can tell that they are cooking their cuisine in a more homestyle way of cooking at Hong Kong Palace versus that of Tai Wu, which although was a completely different restaurant, everything inside remains the same, so one would assume that many of the same players are still involved. Our total bill was $168 dollars for meal which for seven large family-style entrées, is actually pretty reasonable, and the food was good enough to warrant additional visits, especially with their location being so close to the airport and with them having their own private lot made choose to make a return visit a natural choice. That return visit would happen a few months later where we would be able to sample their morning dim sum menu on a weekend afternoon. We lucked out as their first floor dining room tends to be busy during this time of day, but there was one large table available that our party of few felt very spacious sitting at. For dim sum, we ordered their Soy Sauce Chow Fun, a portion of Roast Duck, which was a special menu item, Tamago Tofu with Shrimp, House Special Deep Fried Eggplant covered in sweet sauce, Baked BBQ Pork Buns with a sugary exterior, Fish Porridge, Beef Noodle Roll, two servings of their Beef Meatballs, two servings of their Sticky Rice Shrimp Dumplings, and two servings of their Mixed Grains served in a wrapped Lotus Leaf. The highlights here were the Tamago Tofu with Shrimp and their Deep Fried Eggplant which were unique plays on the traditional Cantonese cuisine thanks to the abundance of sauce that each dish seemed to contain. Give me some steamed white rice and you are all set with a meal unto itself. For this visit, our bill came to $83.35 which included tax but not gratuity, which considering the amount of food we received, which included enough to take home for a future meal, it was a completely satisfying experience. Hong Kong Palace has firmly ensconced themselves in the competitive Millbrae dining scene, and locals and out of towners should be lucky that they are here thriving serving hearty traditional Cantonese cuisine at affordable prices. read more

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Great birthday dinner celebration family style. Hong Kong Palace Chardonnay Merlot Tufu and Vegetable Salt and Pepper Tufu Lobster with Noodles Roasted Pig Scallops with Broccoli Full Steamed Fish Peking Duck Soy Sauce Chicken Special Birthday Sweet Bun The dishes were so flavorful and there was so much left over for another few days of enjoyment. They have 2 floors, downstairs regular seating and provide room upstairs for parties/events. Service is amazing, they will ajust for food allergies, and made to your liking. It's a must try. Cheers! read more

3.5 stars TLDR: affordable dim sum, decent quality, parking lot availability, average service, takes reservations This is at the spot of the old Taiwu restaurant. There is a small parking lot right next to the restaurant, and another larger parking lot at 400-450 El Camino which is a block or so away. Came here for dim sum with my family (group of 12ish) on a Saturday morning. We made a reservation earlier that week, so we were able to get seated right when the restaurant opened at 10am. We were seated upstairs in a large room. The restaurant was filled and there was a large wait outside as we left. It seems to get very busy on weekends. There is a list of dishes that are only $3.99 but only before 11:30am. This is a pretty good deal! My family over ordered on food and ended up taking at least 50% of our leftovers home. Overall the food was pretty standard Chinese dim sum food and decent quality. The service was a bit grumpy and not the friendliest. A few of the servers were a bit snappy when my mom asked repeatedly for them to cut the dimsum. However, the host and staff were still attentive and responsive to our asks. read more

I was able to try Hong Kong Palace in Millbrae right before my flight back home and overall had a decent experience. Service was friendly and attentive from this one waiter. The egg tofu dish was one of my favorite picks and it was soft and full of flavor. The shumai and woodear mushroom dumplings were also good. On the downside, the soy sauce chow mein was very disappointing and tasted old like it had been reheated. The steamed beef tripe looked well made but was very bland and lacked flavor. It is definitely hit or miss depending on what you order, but the restaurant itself is spacious, comfortable, and quiet on a weekday morning. I still enjoyed my time here with my family and would come back to figure out what dishes work for me. read more

Good, competent traditional dim sum. They have all the usual varieties. Everything tastes good and tastes as you'd expect. No complains. Also no amazing standouts. The restaurant has a parking lot about a block away. It was full when I arrived ( Sunday 11:30 ). Street parking was free and easy to find. read more

Came on a weekday during lunch time. It was a little crowded but there's more tables and seating on the third floor! They have a menu with discounted items available on weekdays from 11 am to 12:30 pm and weekends from 10 am to 12 am, as of now. The dim sum was very solid. I enjoyed the baked BBQ pork buns and steamed chive and shrimp dumpling, which were both on the discounted menu. I also liked the tofu skin roll with pork and fried pork puff. The shrimp dumpling was a little disappointing, as the shrimp was not very crisp or fresh, and the brown sugar sponge cake was also just okay (although the texture was great). But overall, enjoyed the meal and would return! There is a parking lot available but it gets filled pretty quickly. read more

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We went there kind of early, no wait but it filled up quicky as it's closer to lunch time. The place is bigger than I was expected. It has a second floor and high ceiling first floor. The servers were friendly but couldn't say they were attentive as they were kind of shorthanded. Their DimSum selection was very good. We ordered quite a lot of dishes (8-9) for two people. There were still a lot of them we wanted to tried. All the dishes we ordered were pretty good. Feel like an old neighborhood restaurant. Nothing that we didn't like. The price was also good (they have morning special). Definitely will go back to try the rest of the menu. read more

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This is my new favorite place for dim sum. The price is pretty reasonable. The food taste delicious, the fried food don't taste overly greasy and I love how the green tea puff are light and decadent. Has good lighting for pictures and would come back next time. The staffs are friendly and make the experience nice. read more

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Came back for friend Birthday dinner. We got private room which have karaoke. It was nice private room with table fit about 15 people. Service was good and foods were also good but many were at sweet side. It is good place to hang out with friends and families for dimsum or dinner. read more

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Great spot for Dim Sum. (Cannot comment on full menu selection) Close to airport if you have a long layover. (About 2.5 miles away) Well worth a quick expedition. Very authentic! In fact, the staff barely spoke English and we were the only "round eyes" in the place! A mark of a great restaurant truly enjoyed by the local community. Prices were great for San Fran. Food came out fast, hot, and fresh. If you want authentic Dim Sim, and you find yourself in San Francisco (South San Fran technically) then this is a great option! read more

No wait on a Friday night for 7 people. The dishes we enjoyed were the crispy pork, jellyfish, egg white fried rice and salt and pepper tofu. Some dishes were ok. read more

Hong Kong Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

The food was delicious, came out pretty fast and fresh. the service was nice! Very friendly people. The place was so big and I didn't have to wait at all to get seated at around noon on a Saturday. We were seated upstairs on the 3rd floor. Look very pretty nicely decorated. read more

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My friend in San Francisco called me up for Dim Sum that afternoon. I was in the South Bay so I told her we should meet up in Millbrae by the Caltrain. I started looking for a traditional Dim Sum place that seemed to be good. Found Hong Kong Palace. The place is three stories high. We were sat at the bottom floor on a table for four which was perfect considering how much food we ordered. We ended up ordering a table full of food for only two of us. I had leftover for 2 more meals and all items still tasted good even after I had to rewarm them up. We ordered about 10 dishes without realizing. The menu to order at Hong Kong Palace was a two sided large laminated menu with the list of items and some pictures of some of the food. It was laminated so that you could check the items you wanted. I loved that it was so easy to order. One dish that really surprised me was the pea shoots and tofu skin in a white broth that was absolutely delicious. They had a picture of it and thats why we ordered it. Plus we needed some greens with our meal :) Service was good not anything exceptional but it was great for a nice slow saturday. They brought out the food at a great pace and we enjoyed our time. Great little unknown gem I wouldn't have expected :) read more

Hong Kong Palace - Pea shoots, tofu skin, ginzo bean in a white broth. So tasty! - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

It is a nicely decorated restaurant with a small private parking lot . On weekdays if you dine in before 12 noon , you can order from the special price menu . Good customer service when they give you tea and bring you to a nice table . We arrived at 12:30 pm and it took them a whole 10 minutes before anyone came to take our order . That was odd because we were the only table of new customers. May be they were afraid that we argued with them about the cheaper dim sum price on the lunch menu . There are a lot of Items to choose from . Food temperature is very hot , which is essential to Cantonese cuisine. I have been eating dim sum all over the Bay Area and from many different cities . The taste of the dim sum here is average and not excellent. They look better than how they taste . In Milbrae and South SF there are many choices . This will not be one of my top choices . read more

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We came here for Chinese new year eve's meal. Their food was ok but what disappointed us was the dessert at the end. The malai sponge cake was cut up into 8 pieces, which is not how it should be served. read more

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Had dinner here with my family and it was a pretty terrible experience. When we came it we could only order from a few set menus and we chose one for $598. It was a complete disappointment to say the least and most definitely NOT worth the price. -every dish came out lukewarm at best --not a single dish was hot when it arrived at our table -one dish came out every 20-25 minutes --the wait was insane...we finished each dish within 10 minutes -they ran out of the dessert from the set menu and just brought out something completely different without telling us --it even looked like someone dug through it before bringing it out to us -the staff claimed to be busy but only about half the restaurant was full -nearly everyone was still left hungry after the meal was over I highly recommend NOT coming here. It's not worth your time and definitely not worth your money. read more

Hong Kong Palace - This is how the dessert came out looking... - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

Just wow, I really think this is likely one of those Millbrae gems that isn't well marketed, but on a Tuesday, it was packed! I love the high ceilings, it's quieter than most, you can have a meeting and enjoy dim sum with your clients. I over ordered so I don't have to cook. The duck was excellent, totally coming back for that. The Bao is the best! Don't go to Yan Peninsula, it's not as good as this place. read more

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Is it Tai Wu? Or Hong Kong Palace? I came here shortly before the Tai Wu name was replaced with the more generic name Hong Kong Palace. No matter the name, this is a solid dim sum spot! Came here for a date for two shortly before the Lunar New Year mad rush, and all the dim sum was delicious. We came in with no reservation, and got seated very quickly. Standard dim sum fare, which you can't go wrong with! Always happy to know where all the good dim sum spots are! read more

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Pretty average dim sum. Not bad, not great. VERY heavy handed on the white pepper.. I guess that's their signature taste. Don't be fooled, the slap-in-the-face attitude that you might get from some of the servers is all part of the Hong Kong experience. It's how you know the dim sum's authentic. read more

It was quite busy on a weekday during the lunch hour. Came here primarily for the dim sum and ordered a variety of dishes: - Garlic scallop with vermicelli - Beef stewed noodle - Pan fried turnip cake with XO sauce - Salt & pepper prawns - Mixed mushroom noodle roll - Steamed chive and shrimp dumplings - Sticky rice shrimp dumpling - Pan-fried savory taro bun - Chiu zhou dumplings - Dried Scallop with taro dumplings - Pea shoots dumplings The service was very slow. We had to flag someone down to place our order, request a refill on tea, and ask for extra settings and napkins. Our dishes came out one at a time, so we spent a lot of time waiting for our food. Food is average, but I did enjoy the pan fried turnip cake with XO sauce, salt & pepper prawns, dried scallop with taro dumplings, and pea shoots dumplings. read more

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Dim sum was good. Love this restaurant. Go there when they opened so you can ordered from special discount menu. read more

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I highly recommend this place every time people are we passed by this place is completely full there's a line all the time but it's worth your while to wait for a delicious food when you walk in and order your food they have so much to pick out of this is a place to go I recommend this place cuz I highly recommend this place cuz there's so much people there's egrets go in in that Hong Kong Palace they have delicious food tasty and they make it from the heart so try their food you'll keep coming back for more read more

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under new management, much improved! I got there a half hour early, they accommodated me immediately with tea, now that's a nig plus! I ordered a bunch of dim sum dishes from the early bird menu as well as the regular menu. The orders came out with surprisingly fast speed. The duck feet in soy was my favorite, I also a bunch of dim sum items like chickie feet, siu mai, tofu wrapped veggies, wood ear dumpling's, the roast duckie is certainly a must, had I known it was that good I would have ordered the whole duckie. One thing that turns me off is when they try to change up traditional recipes like the lotus wrapped sticky rice with "healthier grains", yuck and double yuck, if I wanted healthy, I would simply go to the nearest park and eat grass. This is certainly worth putting in my list of go to for dim sum. read more

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Such a yummy and affordable spot. Since it's a Dimsum spot, there's no reservations in the morning. I've attended weddings and events here and the food has always been solid. Vibes nice and felt like home. We always get the gook boh - puer chrysanthemum tea. Beef churng, shrimp churng, beef balls, ha gows. Turnip cake is our family go to. Have a yummy time. -Ig@blacktigereats read more

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Why do so many people come here? food is medicore and also the service and wait time is horrendous. The servers are clearly unorganized leading to poor service quality. Took close to 45 minutes to even get some of the dim sum. We also had to ask 4 times to get a high chair. Then to top it off they screwed up and mixed the bill/receipt with the table next to us. read more

Hong Kong Palace - server gave us a knife to cut the dim sum ourselves. what the f. this place seriously has horrible service - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

THIS REVIEW IS FOR WEI WEI TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE We ordered several dishes, but the sweet and sour pork with pineapple was completely unacceptable. The pineapple was spoiled. I knew immediately after the first bite and stopped eating it. The taste and smell were clearly wrong. After returning home, I began to feel very uncomfortable and ended up throwing up. This made the situation even more serious. Serving food in this condition is unsafe and irresponsible. The service was just as bad. Our server, Wei Wei, had a terrible attitude from the moment she seated us. She appeared unhappy and unwelcoming. No one checked on us during the entire meal. Staff only came to drop off the food and later to bring the bill. There was no service at all, yet we were still expected to tip. If the service had been polite and professional, I would have been more understanding about the food issue. However, because the service was so poor and there was no care or follow-up, I have decided to report this incident to the health department. Between the spoiled food and the terrible service, I do not recommend this restaurant. 这是针对 Wei Wei 的评论 极差的客户服务 我们点了好几道菜，但其中的菠萝咕噜肉完全不能接受。菠萝已经变质。我第一口就立刻察觉不对，于是马上停止食用，味道和气味明显不正常。 回家之后，我开始感到身体非常不舒服，甚至出现了呕吐的情况。这让整件事情变得更加严重。提供这种状态的食物给客人，既不安全，也极不负责任。 服务同样非常糟糕。我们的服务员 Wei Wei 从带我们入座开始态度就很差，看起来不开心，也让人感到不受欢迎。整个用餐过程中，没有任何人来查看或关心我们的情况。工作人员只在上菜和结账时出现，完全没有服务，却仍然要求我们支付小费。 如果当时的服务态度是有礼貌、专业的，我本来是可以理解食物出现问题的。 但正因为服务如此糟糕，完全没有任何关心或后续处理，我决定向卫生部门举报这次事件。 综合变质的食物和极差的服务体验，我完全不推荐这家餐厅。 read more

This is specifically about the terrible service we received from the female manager on shift this morning (short hair, Chinese lady, running the registers on the third floor). I totally understand that it's a holiday and that the restaurant was busy. However, we ordered 14 dishes during dim sum. We arrived around 11:45 a.m., placed our order, and had only half of our dishes after an hour. When we attempted to inquire about the remaining items, this individual assumed we were ready to check out. I stopped her as she was walking away and explained that we were actually asking about our order. She responded in an extremely rude and unprofessional manner, saying "it'll come when it does," and then threw our order list back onto the table. I responded that we had been waiting patiently for over half an hour. She then continued to walk away with no regard for us. I'm livid, as we have never been treated with such a lack of professionalism here. Her irritated tone and complete disregard were incredibly disappointing. Again, I'm usually pretty tolerant of people, but this one takes the cake for unprofessional mannerisms. read more

My parents told me that this place has discounted items prior to 11am. We arrived prior to opening on a Sunday to join the other patrons who wanted to take part in the discount. We were seated immediately, but that was the last thing during this meal that was done in a timely manner. We ordered by placing quantities on the dry erase menu and waited. And waited. And waited. My college economics class told me that in order to make money off discounted items, many units have to be sold (see any store's business model). At Hong Kong Palace, they went away from this business idea and decided to make their patrons wait 45 minutes before any food came out (reminder that we were one of the FIRST groups to be seated). We requested spicy mustard 3 times to 3 different staff members before it arrived at our table. Despite the wait, the food was good, but nothing to write home to my parents about. We tried to flag down staff members to pay for our meal and were ignored. This place must: 1. have not prepared anything ahead of time (but it didn't taste amazingly fresh) or 2. Be making money hand over fist and don't care about pleasing customers. I'd happily pay full price to avoid stewing in my own hunger waiting for food to come. The discount wasn't too huge to wait 2 hours for a meal (that could have been completed in half the time). I will not be coming back. read more

This restaurant has been one of my family's go-to spots for both dim sum and dinner for years. Despite having seen this location switch hands multiple times, I'm happy to report that the food quality has remained consistently good, and I'm still a frequent customer. The dim sum selection is extensive, and everything is reliably delicious. While the service is definitely on the lower side, that's often the case with authentic Chinese restaurants, and the consistent quality of the food makes up for it. read more

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Our go-to dim sum place has always been The Kitchen. Today, they are reserved for private party. So, we went across the street to try this spot. This is our first time since they change name a year or two ago. The first and second floors are packed. As we are a party of five, they have asked us to go to the third floor because it will be a lot more spacious. We are all surprised at how spacious 3/F. All tables setting is like banquet style. Servers are attentive and courteous, but it seems they don't have the organizational down yet. A lot of chatters and confusion on where or who ordered the food. About the dim sum, I think there are a few they do really well. - shrimp dumplings - pork Shiu Mai - Chinese sugar donuts (as good as Koi Palace) - Baked BBQ pork buns - steamed custard buns The rest of the dim sum are ok. Nothing really wow but not bad as well. I will certainly come back as there is no wait and pricing is about the same as The Kitchen. Solid finds! read more

Hong Kong Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

came here for lunch and was seated fairly quickly but once we ordered, it did take a while for the food to come out. everything was fresh and hot. my favorites were the turnip cake and sesame balls. portion sizes were generous for the price. very casual and family-friendly restaurant. a good spot if your craving dim sum in the area read more

Hong Kong Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - Millbrae, California

We had a terrible experience here. First, it was freezing cold in the dining room. Then, the food wasn't anything memorable.

Solid dim sum that's worth going to mainly because the wait is not bad and you can make reservations. Parking is available in a separate lot a block or two north of the restaurant on El Camino. Staff is efficient although we found it funny that several things had already "ran out" even though it was early Sunday morning. We ordered a variety of things and most things were tasty enough although nothing to write home about. read more

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