Every time I'm at mimosa house I order the Irish chilaquiles, the best thing on their menu. They…read morehave braised pork and egg, so yummy. The outside patio is very spacious so I would recommend this location for a large party group! Our server was very attentive, she brought in everything on time and accustomed to our requests:)

I've been wanting to try this place for quite some time, especially since it's just minutes from my…read moreoffice here in Rancho Cordova. Unfortunately, my first experience was incredibly disappointing. I sat at the bar for nearly 25 minutes, and not a single bartender, server, or hostess even bothered to acknowledge my presence, let alone offer any service. I sat there in disbelief, wondering how an establishment could completely ignore a customer for that long. Eventually, I simply got up and walked out. I wasn't expecting special treatment, just basic customer service and the courtesy of being acknowledged. Pretty pathetic, to say the least. Do better Mimosa House!

I'm going to be leaving a live review! Rare for me. This review is still wet from the ink…read more For starters, we got here at 4:55PM and the waitlist was massive. It's 5:34PM now and we are still waiting outside in the blistering sun. It's now 5:45PM, we just got seated and ordered instantly. They placed a plate of string beans and mint leaves in the center quickly. My only complaint was the wait time but it's very busy so I completely understand. 6:12 PM is when everything came out but the rice came out a little earlier. 6:44PM we finished eating. I'm feeling at max capacity the portions are large. The food was absolutely amazing. I'd say the food took about 15-20 minutes to come out during their peak busy period. The flavor is so powerful I am not sure there are words to describe how good it was. It has a strong and colorful taste palate. It's creamy, spicy, salty, and definitely prepared with love. Every ingredient is so intentional. I understand the crowd outside because this place is just that good. The line went out the door around the corner of the neighboring restaurant. The location is tucked away in a far corner of Rancho but it's also across the street from my job which is a plus, but it's far away from the central city. I am definitely coming back. The prices are a bit steep but the flavor more than makes up for it. I'd say expect to walk out of here for about $50 for a meal for two making this a ($$$) for me. Bottom line/TLDR: BELIEVE THE HYPE

The hype is real and Michelin guide is no joke! The pho broth here is one of the tops in town and…read morethe ingredients and noodles are well sorted. One nice option is you can request the bean sprouts be pre-blanched so it will not cool off your soup or if you are afraid of raw veggie. I like the metal bowls they use since they seem to keep the soup hot for longer (yes as you can tell I'm a hot soup lovin' guy). I haven't tried other dishes because the pho is so good. I did try the bone marrow toast and it was decent but it's not served like you think with giant split femur bones. The service is solid, but the place gets pretty busy at lunch so try to go early or late. There are few parking spaces in front but available parking is not far at all. Prices are decent because they could easily raise the prices due to the Michelin factor, so kudos to the owners!

I've been going to this restaurant for over a year now and I've still had yet to write a review! I…read morelove this place! So comfortable and welcoming, the staff are very kind and accommodating. I'm a vegetarian with vegan friends and there's always something for everyone!I highly recommend this spot!!!

What an incredible dining experience! I actually didn't discover SEOULZIP Korean Restaurant through…read moreYelp, but thanks to ChatGPT, which recommended this hidden gem! After reading all the outstanding reviews, we knew we had to try it for ourselves. And we are SO glad we did! The five of us were gathering for a very special and meaningful evening to honor and remember our beloved mom/grandma, who recently passed away. Being Korean ourselves, we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate her life than by sharing a wonderful Korean meal together. What makes this even more special is the restaurant's name, SEOULZIP (서울집), which translates to "Seoul Home." How fitting that we found ourselves gathered around a table, honoring our mother/grandmother, surrounded by the familiar flavors of our Korean heritage. In many ways, it felt like a little piece of home. Since we were planning to dine at 7 pm on a Saturday evening, I called ahead. Although SEOULZIP has a casual, welcoming atmosphere, the woman who answered recommended making a reservation for our party of five. I'm so thankful we did! When we arrived, our table was ready and waiting for us. The restaurant was bustling with diners, including many Korean families, which immediately gave us a wonderful first impression. Now, let's talk about the FOOD! Oh my goodness! The JapChae was absolutely delicious! The glass noodles were cooked to perfection, with just the right texture, not too chewy or rubbery, and bursting with flavor. The Soft Tofu Soup (soondubu jjigae) did not disappoint! It was rich, beautifully seasoned, and incredibly satisfying. Although I enjoy spicy food, I'm actually glad I ordered mine mild because it still had just the right amount of heat, allowing me to savor every spoonful. We also ordered Bulgogi and Galbi and while BOTH were delicious, the Galbi seemed to be the crowd favorite! I personally don't eat red meat, but everyone else absolutely loved it!!! The Dolsot Bibimbap was another standout dish, absolutely delicious! And let's not forget the banchan (Korean side dishes)! Everything was fresh and delicious. The traditional kimchi was wonderful, but the kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi) was especially outstanding. I could have eaten an entire bowl of it!!! As Koreans who have enjoyed Korean food throughout our lives, we don't say this lightly: All five of us agreed that this was some of the BEST Korean food we've ever had! What made this evening especially memorable was that we were able to honor our mom/ grandma while enjoying the foods and flavors of our Korean heritage. And knowing that SEOULZIP means "Seoul Home" made the experience even more meaningful. Food has such a beautiful way of bringing families together, keeping traditions alive, and reminding us of the people we love. Thank you, SEOULZIP, for such a delicious meal and memorable evening. We will absolutely be back, hopefully very soon! Sharing a photo of our family from this very special evening and video of the food.

Excellently food and Customer Service! Clam chowder is best…read morei ever had! French dip tasted Great! Gotta go back!

Great sourdough sandwiches, many choices in meats and cheeses , big selection. Good prices , clean…read moredining area and service has been good at all locations I've tried three to be exact . Hot or cold subs you won't be disappointed. I must try for a quick lunch or dinner option

Gamsahamnida! Back…read moreagain, and the food and service continue to be great! The chicken katsu is still one of the best I've had--light, crispy, and perfectly crunchy on the outside, with juicy, tender chicken inside. Every visit has been consistently delicious, and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. I also tried the spicy pork again. It's a bit different from the Korean spicy pork I'm used to. Instead of the pork being marinated so the flavor is deeply infused, it seems to be grilled first and then coated with the sauce. While it's not the traditional style I expected, it's still flavorful and worth trying if you're open to a different take on the dish. In addition the chicken gangjeong dish that requires it to be "deep fried chicken" needs additional time to get crunchy like you would expect. I think the sauce may have made the crunch disappear. The consistency in both the food and the service is what keeps bringing me back. I'm looking forward to working my way through the rest of the menu. Other: -plenty of parking -bathroom inside -on hot days it's a little warm in the restuaruant *local family business*

Seoul 1979 reminds me of a traditional Korean pocha, where the food accompanies beer and soju. But…read moreafter eating here, I couldn't help but wonder.. if the food is this good, why not make it available to everyone all the time? My favorite item was the Seoul Gimbap. The rice-to-filling ratio was perfect, and it tasted freshly rolled. If you're looking for Korean drinks, they've got those too, although the open table layout doesn't quite create the cozy pocha atmosphere. Overall, it's a great spot when you're craving a quick Korean fix. I'll definitely be back, mostly for the gimbap.

This place has the best pho broth in the area! It is rich, flavorful and savory. I personally think…read moreit's better than Pho Mama and the other pho restaurants in the area. I usually come for lunch and it looks like they've made some changes. Lunch is takeout style but you are able to eat in their restaurant, if desired. Menu is smaller, prices slightly cheaper but also reflected in smaller portions. If looking for full service and larger portions, I would recommend coming for dinner. They also have this ?secret sauce. It looks and tastes like roasted garlic in a red chili oil. It pairs so good with their chili sauce and beef pho. I recommend asking to try this special sauce.

You know when you have a STRONG craving for pho from ONE specific restaurant, and absolutely…read morenowhere else will satisfy it? Well, that's been me for the past few months! I've attempted to come here several times, but the timing just hasn't been on my side. A few weeks ago, we stopped by only to find them closed, with no updated business hours posted. Last week, I came across a recent Yelp review mentioning a lunch menu, and the owner had even responded to that review! So naturally, I assumed they were open earlier in the day. A few days ago, my boyfriend finally got tired of hearing me talk about how badly I was craving THEIR pho and ONLY their pho! No substitutions, no negotiations! So we decided to give it another try. We arrived around 4:30 PM, only to discover their hours had changed to 5:30 PM-12 AM. (The sign in my photo actually says 5:30 PM-12 PM, but I'm assuming they meant 12 AM.) An entire hour too early! I was SO bummed! Since we were already hungry, we ended up going next door for Mongolian BBQ. Mind you, I'm not even a big fan, but hunger won that battle. The entire time, I felt like I was CHEATING on my favorite pho spot! And to make matters worse, as we were leaving around 5:15 PM, we actually walked right past the owners with their dogs! OMG, talk about feeling guilty and almost ashamed! Like I had just been caught cheating! I've since noticed that they've recently updated their business hours on Yelp, which is definitely helpful! Hopefully, this will save me from another unsuccessful pho mission. I'm determined to get my pho fix soon! Weekends might be my best bet since their later opening hours make it a little challenging for us to visit during the week. Until then, the craving continues! And trust me, NO other pho will do!

I've been coming to The Bagel Shop in Rancho Cordova for over 12 years, and there's a reason I keep…read morecoming back. Today I had the Ham & Swiss on my favorite bagel--the Super Onion Bagel. Everything was incredibly fresh: crisp lettuce, ripe tomatoes, onions, pickles, generous slices of ham and Swiss cheese, all piled onto a bagel baked fresh that morning. The Super Onion Bagel is my favorite because it's topped with red onions baked right into the bagel, giving it amazing flavor in every bite. What really sets this place apart isn't just the food--it's the hospitality. This is a family-run business, and they genuinely make you feel welcome every time you walk through the door. They remember their customers, greet everyone with a smile, and truly appreciate the people who support them. That's something you don't find everywhere. After more than a decade, the quality, freshness, and hospitality have remained consistently outstanding. Rancho Cordova is lucky to have this local gem. If you've never been, do yourself a favor and stop in. Just don't forget to grab a Super Onion Bagel!

We came here last week and were very pleased with the freshness of the bagels we ordered. The staff…read morewere friendly and helped us pick some items. There were bagel dogs that reminded me of the Costco Stromboli. The cafe and seating area appeared to be clean, well-lit and relaxing. We purchased one sausage and egg bagel and one spinach and egg bagel. The prices are also decent and reasonable compared to the bigger bagel chains. We will definitely be back for more! Parking has easy access off Olson. It's located by the Jamba Juice and in the Ross shopping center plaza.

La Bou as always, a great place to grab breakfast or lunch their croissants and coffees are fresh…read moreand good service is always quick. Employees are always polite and the restaurant is always clean. There's a nice little sitting space outside to enjoy. I would recommend this restaurant.

This was my last hope for LaBou.... It appears that all of the locations are not good anymore. I…read morehaven't been to this one in a long time. I was driving by at breakfast time and stopped in to get us some treats. It was completely empty at 8:30am. Not a great sign. The employees were bored and quiet. The restaurant was so dark inside - I almost thought they were closed. I ordered scones and croissants and a muffin. Everything was barely edible. DRY!!! So so so dry. $25 for pastries. In the past everything would have been so delicious. Sadly I don't think I will be returning to any LaBou's. A Sacramento tradition lost for now.

Really, really, really good!!! Quick delivery through Yelp, although a bit more expensive in…read morecomparison to eating or dining in. The yellow curry was phenomenal. The flavors are robust and servings hot and fresh, ready to dig in. The same with the egg rolls, spring rolls, and fried rice. Best miso soup I've ever tasted !! My bf loved his chicken salad.

Saturday, 5/10/2025 - Went to eat at Thai Smile and Sushi. Address is 11110 Coloma Rd, Ste 40,…read moreRancho Cordova, CA 95670. We use to eat here when it was just called "Thai Smile" loooooong ago. They are open 10am to 9:30pm M-F except Sundays. Upon arrival.... Pros 1) we got parking right away when we arrived. But parking is limited. 2) Both people in the restaurant immediately smiled and greeted us. 3) we got seated right away. There wasn't many people eating there. 4) restaurant looked clean. Our table, chairs, cups, plates, bowls, utensils were all clean. 5) water tasted good. No funky or metal taste. 6) Taro boba tasted great. Tum Yum soup (a little on the sweeter side), drunken noodle, and California hand roll tasted great. 7) bathroom clean. 8) we got our tab quick and it was easy to go pay it. 9) our waitress was very nice. Cons 1) there were 3 of us. Two of us got water. One didn't. We had to ask for a 3rd glass of water. Twice. But we did eventually get the 3rd glass for water. 2) Conclusion Wec have always liked this place. I recommend it. Staffs were nice, place clean, cutely wall-decorated, clean bathroom, good foods, quick in and out.

I've heard good things about this place so I decided to come in. Overall, it was good, with just a…read morecouple of small glitches. I come in to order. It's a decent size menu of buns, dim sum, and other items. You order on a touchscreen, or you can order ahead via the snackpass app. With the app, you also earned points for future visits. I asked the lady a couple of things about the menu, and she just acted like I was asking something wrong. Like she was doing me a favor answering me something that I should've already known. I know in that culture. It's generally, they are to the point, but I've gotten very polite service in other Asian restaurants. The items I tried, were very good. I had the pork and crab. Xiao long bao. At eight pieces, they were delicious. The filling was very nice and the dumplings were moist and tender. I also had the black and gold, molten lava buns, the molten lava being salted egg yolk. There were three to this order. The buns were absolutely amazing. They had a good flavor, and the yolk was creamy. It went along with the buns so well. I paid roughly $27, which for 11 items, was not bad. I just wish this place would let you do a little bit of one order, a little bit of another order, instead of having to make one large order of all the same items. That's the fun about dim sum, being able to try a little bit of this and a little bit of that. While , I liked the food here, I think from now on I will go to a regular dim sum bakery where I can do that.

The Shumai always hits the spot. For the price, you get 8 and they are decent sized. The Shanghai…read morenoodles are great too. Lots of flavor. You can add chicken as well. I just pick up from here, but workers are always nice. It seems like a pretty chill place to sit down and have a meal.