Social Eatery is like a start-up food hall. Instead of your average 10 stalls, it's got 3. They offer boba tea drinks, rice bowls and noodle bowls. It was our first time trying so we got a bit of everything. I enjoyed every bite of my pork and pickles biang biang noodles. The noodles were just the right amount of chew. I do wish they put more noodles. But I loved the amount of pickles and bean sprouts! You can choose between regular or biang biang noodles, dry or soup, and spice level. I got soup. They also let you pick add-ons like egg, bok choy etc for an extra cost. The broth was sooo good. My husband got their chicken clay pot rice. Scrumptious as well! We got their fruit teas. My strawberry and coconut slush was decent. I enjoyed the chunks of fresh strawberries but wish it was liquid and not slush. I didn't see an option to pick liquid only. The boba was just OK. My husband got the mango paloma. His was liquid only and had the mini white tapioca (the ones you find in Asian desserts). Also had chunks of mango and just the right amount of sweetness. You can dial up or down by selecting sweetness level. Anyway, I'll be back! Also looking forward to seeing how the food stalls expand. Im guessing more restaurants will be added? It's a cool spot to socialize as the name implies. Plenty of tables and high tops inside and one outside section. read more

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Flavor is good tho on the salty side. Decent portions w prices the high side. Edgy and modern interior. Pretty fun and nice place to mingle. Pos self order is for to go. If you are dine in you order through your phone and the food is brought to you. 15% tip is automatically added to your bill and you have the option to add on top off if you dine in. Service is nice. read more

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Came by on a weekday for dinner. Husband and I have came here a few times now for grapeaholic, so decided to try the food. Sat down and ordered on the QR code. Ordered Bao zai fan - abalone (rice monster) Meat paste biang biang noodle (noodleosophy) Mango and pure grape drink (grapeoholic) I also ordered a side of ginseng pork soup add on but server came back and told us that it's not available and asked if I wanted the other soup but I declined and they took off the soup charge. The drinks came first tasted fresh like always. I get my pure grape at zero sugar but it tastes like 60% sugar to me it's naturally sweet. Then the meat paste noodles came tasted good. I wished that their utensils weren't exposed but at least the chopsticks are sealed. Finally the bao zai fan came on the menu it says it takes 15 mins to make. Bao zai fan tasted good, pretty even crispy rice everywhere. The abalone had a good Smokey flavor. Wish it had thicker pieces of meat, I thought the Chinese sausage was sliced too thin. When we were done, we paid/closed our tab. Also on the online receipt it shows that they automatically charge 15% service fee. Would come back again. read more

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Very cool concept. You can call it a food court but more upscale. Three restaurants in one place. One for noodle, one for rice, and a drink spot. I like the fact I can pick and order things from all three menu and have only bill. The clay pot rice is good but I enjoy the thick hand noodle more. You can get it with or without soup. The drinks are pretty good. I like the salted cheese. They do charge 15% set service fee for dine in. read more

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Came on a Friday night and this place does get packed. When you enter, you need to seat yourself then order from the QR code on the table. I got the Chinese sausage claypot and garlic chili noodles. Both were pretty good. I loved the crispy rice and there was actly a lot. I don't enjoy claypot rice that's on the soggy side so this was made pretty well. The garlic chili noodles were so flavorful. I recommend trying the biang biang noodles. They also add bean sprouts which were very good. For beverage we got the grape lemon drink which works! Very thirst quenching and I'm impressed to see all the grapes are peeled. But they only had one person to clean the tables, serve water and dishes and clean tables. Poor girl, they need to hire more staff to help her! read more

I think this place is still in their soft opening, but I've been curious about this place for a while and was finally nearby. You can order on the spot or through your phone. It looks like it's three different businesses operating though one location, so I'm a little confused as to their setup. Noodleosophy is the only stall/business with differentiated branding. F O O D - Pork ribs ($14.99) - Took a while longer than the noodles to make, so we waited around for a while. This comes with too much packaging, which increases the cost of food. The pork ribs were tender and flavorful. The portions weren't huge, so for the cost I'm not sure I'd get this again. - Sizzling Garlic with Biang Biang Noodles - The bowl is too big for the amount given. It felt as if we were missing half of our dish and the hubby says it was only three bites (he eats like a monster, so maybe nine bites for me). D R A A A N K S - Pure Mango drink with less sugar -- More tart than delicious. I got less sugar and the pure mango wasn't super sweet. Overall this drink was mehhhh, but the salted cream is deeeelicious! - A Cotton Candy Grape Slush -- pretty good. I'd get this one again. The grape flavor came through and I haven't seen this type of drink at any other boba shop. - The drinks are definitely on the more expensive side for boba/MT in the area. ~$6+ PA R K I N G Parking is abundant in the back. 4 hrs in the front. P O T E N T I A L There's a lot of potential for this place and I'd like to see it succeed, esp with all the apartments going up nearby. - Costs could be reduced and sustainability increased for Rice Monster by getting rid of the custom cardboard packaging. - Costs could be reduced by not packaging utensils together. I don't need a spoon, chopstick, AND a fork. One will inevitably get thrown away. - Name/order calling wasn't the most efficient. I couldn't hear my name being called and my name wasn't on any of my food/drinks to confirm and/or self serve pickup. I also had no idea how long my order would take to make. For now it's fine, but I could see this being a major bottleneck in the future. - Add a public bathroom to create a hangout environment at this location. Seems like that's the intention for what this place is supposed to be given the name and layout of the restaurant. - More prominent signage in the front doors showing the hours of operation. This place looked empty and closed, but the door was propped open. - Add images for every dish on the kiosk and mobile app/website. I blindly ordered. TLDR; portion sizes for the food is what may keep us from coming back. Our meal was ~$40 total. read more

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We were told that the kitchen was closed and couldn't receive a refund but could get takeout instead. The noodles look so bland compared to the menu photos, and they forgot to put meat in TWO of the bowls. Sucks that we paid around $15 for each bowl of nothing :// They also don't have a phone number to call... Please do better to keep your new business going. read more

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I ordered beef noodle soup and found pork in it. The soup lacked the flavor it used to have, and it seems like their standards have dropped compared to when I visited regularly. It's either a decline in food quality or a change in the chef. Unfortunately, I won't be returning to give it another try until the customers back in their store like before! read more

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This place is so crowded, which was so misleading because it makes you think the food is good. Nope, it's not, i got the claypot rice and it was ok. It was completely lacking in flavor and it wasn't authentic enough. Maybe next time i'll try the noodles. The wait for the food can take a long time so be ready to wait regardless if you are doing to-go or sit down. If you are doing to-go order from the kiosk. Of you are doing sit down, get a table and order via the QR code. My biggest tip here, avoid the restroom, it's so gross! I will only come back for the drinks, but there's for a different review read more

Social Eatery - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

The location use to be a Japanese restaurant. Glad to see the building transformed to another establishment. We love boba but have not tried this grape version. Interesting twist of flavors. The other food venues are not opened yet as this was a soft opening. I'm sure this place will attract a lot of customer. Private parking lot and close to Bart station. Nice area to walk around. read more

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There are several restaurants all inside the same space, which is really convenient if you want to eat different kinds of food at the same time! I've tried the lamb with biang biang noodles, which was really good (although I was very hungry at the time). I was looking forward to the clay pot rice, but was disappointed when it didn't have crunchy rice at the bottom. I also tried the lamb with biang biang noodles as takeout, but it didn't taste as good as I remembered. So maybe just stick with dining in! read more

I love social eatery! It's such a cool concept. Discovered this place a year ago+ and I been going there at least a few times a month whether it's for drinks or food. The purple grape drink with mochi has my heart but I recently tried the coconut sesame slush and it was really good too. I love their garlic biang biang noodles THEYRE SOOO GOOD BRO. I also LOVE the casual vibes in there read more

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Very good food at fair priced. The modern paying format tends to make this eatery less customer service friendly. No one came by to take away our plates and bowls, so we had to place the cludder onto a nearby table. read more

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This cute place is near Milbrea Bart station. You can even walk over there from the station. They services handmade noodles, pot rice and other yummies but my favorite are their drinks. The 3 times I have been here are for their drinks. Their drinks are very unique. It's not your typical milk tea or boba. If you like mochi you should give this place a try. read more

Social Eatery - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

I've gone to Social Eatery before, but only for their drinks so I went for the first time for a dine in experience which was pleasant overall although some aspects can be confusing. Social Eatery has a pretty good concept although there are some areas where they could have better execution. When you walk in the first thing you see is their kiosk so I assumed that was where you ordered for indoor dining, but it was for takeout only and there was no sign stating that. There is also a lot of pressure to order as quickly as possible because there is only one kiosk and there will often be a line behind you during peak hours. I really hope they have more than one kiosk at some point. We realized too late that you could just sit down and scan a QR code to order as a worker there informed us of this after we paid. Everyone working there was very nice and provided good service despite that confusion and they were understanding. In terms of the food it was pretty decent, but I honestly prefer coming here for the drinks personally at Grapeholic and everyone at the station there is very nice. I got the Mango Pomelo Sago for the first time and it was amazing. The mango flavor tasted really refreshing and at recommended sweetness it was the perfect amount for me. It costed $6.75 so it is on the pricier side for a drink, but I enjoyed it a lot. We also got the Curry & Chicken with the biang biang noodles with baby bok choy and spiced egg added. Each add on is pretty pricey at $1.50 each. The bok choy was a bit undercooked and the spiced egg was a boiled egg that didn't have any spice which was a downside. I did enjoy the biang biang noodles and they had a smooth texture and went well with the curry which also isn't like a soup, but more a sauce. The chicken katsu was a bit dry, but I still liked the crust. It was decent overall although I don't recommend the toppings and I'd probably try something else instead next time. The Lap Mei with added poached egg and also a sea coconut & pork ribs soup were so good. The Chinese sausage and pork were so tender and flavorful. The poached egg went very well with it too and was cooked perfectly. The mix of the soy sauce and the runny yolk complimented the rice really well. Would definitely order again. Each dish costed $14.99 and it starts to get too pricey once you start including add ons. This isn't the cheapest place to go to, but the drinks at Social Eatery are amazing and some of the options food wise are decent as well. The service, cleanliness, and the overall atmosphere of the restaurant are definitely the main highlights overall. There are some things they can improve on, but I'd come here again personally. read more

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Had to lower my rating to 4 stars. My latest visit did not yield the same satisfactory experience. I came here with friends on Valentine's Day. I had such great experiences the prior three visits so I wanted to introduce them to the place since they lived nearby. Food was almost the same quality. Soup was not as hot as we would have liked it but the service dropped. They took a while to deliver our food and there was no attention given as to whether everything was going well. They forgot two items from our order and delivered one when we reminded them but totally forgot our dessert which came with the combo meal. Sad to say this is now a hit or miss for a good overall dining experience. read more

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TL;DR - This place will only get my money once. My coworker and I decided to give this place a try for a cool concept of having 3 restaurants to choose from under one roof, so we went during a lunch break. It was slow, only 3 other tables were already seated. You can place your order for any of the "restaurant" through their tablet, so it's really more like 1 restaurant with 3 different menus. Food (2/5) is below average- my coworker got the beef noodle and I got the unagi over rice. Although portion was large in size, the flavors were lacking; beef broth was so bland. The unagi don was sub-par and took 25 minutes to come out (menu says 18 minutes), and when I inquired what the status of my unagi don was, because the server never came by to update at all, when I asked after 20 minutes had gone by, and I received a response of "rice plate takes 20 minutes ok?". OK??? Why did I need to ask where my food was in the first place? Ambiance (2/5)- cool theme and young interior decor. Major deductions for constant loud and annoying screeching sound from the back of kitchen whenever they leave the door open, which was left open for most of the time we were dining in, and no signs of apologizing for the disturbing sound from the restaurant or workers. Service (1/5) the (non-existent) service is sub-par. See above. How they have the audacity to hold the payment machine in my face asking for a minimum of 18% tip as default selection on the screen when we ordered through the machine is beyond me... With the amount and quality of service received, they were lucky we tipped above 15% out of generosity. Overall very disappointed for what could have been a fun place to hang out with friends or socialize with co-workers with interesting selections of food and drinks. Social Eatery will need a major change / revamp in these basic level of management to be able to convince any patron to even consider giving this place a second try. read more

A great place for fun boba drinks. We ordered the spare ribs rice pot to share. It was good. We will be back to try other items. read more

Social Eatery - Spare ribs rice - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

Stopped here for my sister in-law birthday and she wanted to try this place after I mentioned it. It's nice to see that they change their menu once in a while. But the mala spicy chicken noodle dish is now off the menu. They have added a beef rib plate, pretty large portion but it had less noodles than other items maybe cause large portion of beef. I got it strong spicy, but it wasn't that spicy IMO, soup was a bit tangy which is different from their other broths which it's ok but not my favorite. We got 4 clay pots and drinks all around. Food is good. Everyone enjoyed their food and drinks. read more

Social Eatery - Beef rib plate (requested spicy). Scissors and gloves provided. - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

What is 15% service charge by law instead of tips ? IThis service charge but not tips is making me not to go back. So one star for your business read more

Social Eatery - WTF - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

This review is based on the noodles, ordered the dry noodles from noodleosophy. Lamb noodles: If you like lamb, you'll definitely like this, highly recommend for lamb lovers. But I don't recommend it for folks who can't handle spicy food, it can be spicy. Overall, flavor is great, but too much oil for me. If you like strong flavors, it's a must try. Sizzling garlic: Very flavorful but I didn't taste too much garlic, the spices was more overpowering than the garlic. Also added shredded pork and bok choy to it, the pork was tasty and the bok choy was perfectly cooked. But, just like the lamb noodle, too much oil for me. Ordered the Biang biang noodle for both, the noodle was perfect; it was nicely cooked and chewy, that was definitely the highlight of the dish. Also ordered the tater tots, it was surprisingly really good. Perfectly fried and crunchy. Will probably get it as a snack nest time instead of a side dish with the noodles. Will definitely come back here to try the boba/drinks at grapeaholic. read more

Hands down the best noodles in the bay area. I live in SF but come here for the noodles. Super confused how some people could not like it. The noodles are the perfect balance of bounciness. Dumplings are the best in millbrae too. All handmade. read more

Social Eatery - Incredible dumplings - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

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Just finished dinner there. Rice Monster is surprisingly good!! A party of four spent $130. It's a bit pricey for food court. But, it's not exactly food court. I will come back for Rice Monster for sure. Love the burnt rice bottom and the flavor is on point. read more

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Social Eatery has cool vibes and mediocre food, there drinks are honestly the highlight of your meal and most of the food lacks a little seasoning! But something i don't appreciate is the service and the energy they give off. Our waiter acted like she hated everyone and everything here and just had no energy whatsoever and would ignore us if we asked to order more. I would only come here with friends and quick gatherings. read more

Food. Pretty standard fair. Mind blowing no, but workable. Ambiance. Like the concept. Cafeteria ish style communal tables. Good for groups. Reminds me of Asian Octoberfest vibe. Service. This is where the main problem exists. 15% auto gratuity and it's taxes. They don't call it a tip but let's be real. But what do you get, sub par service . No one explains the menu, the food, the history, they help with high chairs, they just point to the table to sit at. Drop off food without explaining what it is, Come on. This place could be hopping if they just step up the service. So many choices in Millbrae. With restaurants closing down.... Not holding my breathe to see if it's here in another year. read more

The eel clay pot is a must-try. They cook the rice from raw right after you order it. See how fast the clay pot can cook! It's fun eating it. The crispy rice left on the clay pot is a good option to scrape it and crunch it. read more

Social Eatery - The Eel Clay Pot - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

A fun little place I would return to, but not go out of my way for. Met some cousins here for dinner and we ordered a bunch of things across the three stalls. From Rice Monster: One cousin got the lap mei (preserved pork and Chinese sausage); another got the pork patty (Chinese steamed pork) with an added spiced egg and poached egg; I got the unagi and added a poached egg. We all enjoyed our bowls, but wished they came with some veggies to help balance all the rice and meat. All of the bowls also came with a little side of sweet soy, which went with their bowls but not so much with mine (which came topped with unagi sauce). We were, however, disappointed with the egg options. My cousin who got the pork patty wished they offered a salted egg (like the one that usually comes on Chinese steamed pork). His spiced egg (basically a tea egg) was overcooked (rubbery white with a yolk had that greenish tinge), and both of our "poached" eggs were actually over-medium eggs that weren't runny. From Noodleosophy: My cousin's wife got the cumin lamb and really liked it. Another cousin got the garlic noodles and said that while they were tasty, they got a little boring after a while. She said it seemed more like a side dish you'd share with others to supplement your main courses. From Grapeholic: Cousin's wife got a strawberry lemonade and enjoyed it. Cousins got something with watermelon (said it was just okay) and two cotton candy grape slushes (one cousin liked hers, the other thought it was kind of bland and didn't like the cheese foam). I tried the grape slush and agreed with the cousin who thought it didn't have much flavor. We were seated at one of the high tables. The stools were surprisingly comfy. They were padded and had backs, and the legs had bars that we short people could rest our feet on. We didn't love the online ordering/menus, but at least they no longer force a mandatory 15% gratuity upon you (which older reviews mention), considering there really isn't any service. They seat you, bring your food, and then bus the tables, but you order online and nobody ever checks on you. There's a small lot, but plenty of street parking. read more

This was a nice spot. Loved that they had a parking lot. The halloween deco was great. It was so great that I missed the "Please wait to be seated sign" at the front. They just opened and there weren't really a lot of people there so we sat down in a booth. The server came right after and dropped water off for us. The plastic cap on the bottle looked a little dingy. Nice that they didn't scold us for just sitting down. They have booths and shared tables in the middle. My biggest gripe about this place is how you order. I think this is the 3rd time I've mentioned this about restos that rely on technology for diners to order their stuff. There are a lot of older folks that are not tech savy or some people may have disabilities and can't order this way. You have to scan a QR code on the table to place your order. The self serve kiosk in the front is only for takeout. I came with a few friends and my phone died so I went to the kiosk and asked if I can place my order. I didn't want to rely on my companions to order and stuff. Luckily the staff let me order using the kiosk. The kiosk would have been better if they just had three buttons to show each spots menu for you to order instead of the odd header tabs on top. The other issue I'm struggling with this spot is the automatic 15% service charge. They clearly inform diners that it's not tip or gratuity and it supports equitable wages for their staff. The staff looked like good workers. I know how hard customer service can be and not a lot of people are generous with giving tips. I don't have outrageously high standards when I am the customer. One would normally expect courtesy from both sides...customer and service staff. Usually that automatic charge would be for a table or groups larger than six. If your table has four people and each order on their own that would be 15% times four on one table. Normally that table would be at least a 20% tip. Off to the food review! Grapeholic: The cotton candy grape slush - michelia green tea smoothie with salted cream cheese was really good. the strawberry and lemon fruit tea - green tea lemonade with fresh strawberry bits, lime, lemon and lychee jelly was refreshing. Rice Monster: Lap Mei - rice cooked in a stone pot bowl with preserved pork, chinese sausage, sesame, green onion and added egg. Friend was sooo looking forward to this but it ended up just being ok. Noodleosply: The cucumber salad - asian cucumbers cut and smashed, tossed in black vinegar, garlic, and chili oil was delish. The fried chicken breast with salted pepper and dipping sause was crunchy but only ok. I didn't really taste the seasoning. The boiled dumplings with vinegar and chili oil came in a bowl swimming in soup which was a surprise. This was ok. The beef stew and tendon ramen noodles was pretty good. I liked that it was a good portion bowl. The noodles were ok but liked the beef and tendons. Friend had the biang biang beef stew noodles. She said it was ok and her family would like the food options. read more

I thought this was an actual food court but it was just three restaurants combined in one. Nevertheless, the food was still good! I liked how you seat yourself, order through the phone, and the food gets delivered to you when it's ready. Popcorn chicken: I've had better popcorn chicken elsewhere.. It's heavily breaded where I can't really taste the chicken itself. Pork dumplings: These were so good!! Very juicy and the chili oil & vinegar adds so much flavor to it. Sizzling garlic: Can't go wrong with biang biang noodles. The flavor is there and has a little spice to it. It doesn't come with meat so I added pork, but honestly it'd still be good even without meat. Pork ribs claypot: I haven't had rice clay pots like this since I was a kid, this did not disappoint! It tastes kinda bland but the soy sauce they give you makes it so much better. I was not disappointed when I scraped the side of the pot. The best part is the crispy rice on the bottom, so good!! read more

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Claypot chicken rice must try. It has the charred taste. Very close to the original taste. Nice environment. Friendly staff too. Make a trip here, it is worth while. read more

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**tip already included in the bill. don't double tip!** Fun place to hang out in Millbrae! They mainly carry 3 sets of items: clay pot rice, noodles, and boba. We ordered all of them Chicken clay pot rice - pretty good! I wish the rice was more crispy but the flavor was well balanced, fresh ginger note with salty meat Noodles - the biangbiang noodle with cumin lamb is my favorite. A bit salty but otherwise satisfying, spicy and strong cumin flavors. I thought the appetizers were mediocre at best; cried chicken cutlet was generic and bland, and so were the fries. The grape bobas were awesome too read more

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Food is good but the service is very terrible. One of the server is rude and shouts to us instead of correcting their mistake. Manager gave us 20% discount because of it. The employee didn't apologize for what happened. I wouldn't recommend going here read more

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New spot and decided to give it a try. Walked in the atmosphere and place look clean and nice, it was like a coffee Cafe type of vibe with great song playing in background. We decided to try the spicy cummin lamb, sizzling garlic both with biang biang noodles. For drinks: pure dragon tea and grape coffee. My hubby thought the lamb noodle was not bad had some flavor to it, but wish the lamb meat wasn't so over cooked. The zizzling garlic noodle was pretty good, I'd order it again. Had a good amount of spice and flavor. Both drinks were good not too sweet. I would say I'd come back for more. read more

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Although social eatery has a cool ambiance, the food and service are very underwhelming! The food lacks flavor wise ( appetizers ) and the service that was shown through our waiter really brang down the whole experience of this place. Our waiter was acted annoyed and unhappy and kind of ignored us? It was a okay experience but I wouldn't come back read more

First time eating here and the food was amazing . Thank you Nour for your great customer service !

WATCH OUT FOR YOUR FOOD. My friend and I just got an order to go from this place. With an order of two drinks , 1 bowl of noodle and a cucumber salad. We then went home and Literally like 2 bites into the cucumber salad and we went to mix the sauce around , my friend saw a whole dead fly on the cucumber and screamed. We then just stopped eating the food completely. We didn't seem to find anything in the noodles but at this point we were not comfortable anymore. We tried calling the number on yelp but the phone doesn't even seem to work. Called it a few more times, and it just doesn't connect at all. No way to reach out to the business. And we are not driving 30 minutes back there to ask for a refund. The food actually didn't taste bad at all and the drinks were pretty decent but this whole experience was not a pleasant one for us. I checked yelp and saw they had health violations before so I guess it makes sense now. But beware all. UPDATE: After going through instagram and google to message the business , we finally got a response in about an hour. We only requested a refund for the food because we had no problems with the drinks, but they gave us a full refund. And we appreciate that and hopefully can give them another chance in tue future. read more

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Service * Clean ***** Food ** MSG : too much No next time Overall, no special. The rice too salty, the noodles too hard, the chicken just OK. Tips 15% will be force to added to your bill. Must paid by credit card, no cash payment. read more

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The food is alright. I did find a hair inside my bowl of noodle and they offered me a new bowl but I said it was alright. There's no staff on the floor so you would have to get up and go up and ask if you had any questions. There is a 15% service charged already so they tell you not to tip again. The boba here is amazing though. I got the crème caramel with fresh milk. I would definitely come back just for the boba. The rice is not that good i would recommend getting the noodles instead. The inside is pretty and clean. There's also a parking lot so don't have to worry about that. read more

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Social Eatery is a no-frills mini Chinese food hall with 3 stores: Noodleosophy, Rice Monster, and Grapeholic. Noodleosophy is a hand pulled noodle chain with other locations in San Mateo and Cupertino. Rice Monster specializes in Cantonese style clay pot rice (bo zai fan). Lastly, Grapeholic is a dessert tea shop with boba, fruit tea, sago drinks, etc. When you walk in, there's a takeout ordering machine, the storefronts, and a bunch of tables. The tables are cafeteria style with a QR code so if you plan to dine in, make sure you have a table first so you can order. This review is primarily for Noodleosophy because that's the only food I've personally ordered from. My friends have ordered Rice Monster and said it was delicious. They've also tried Grapeholic but think that the drinks are a tad bit too sweet. Anyways - circling back to Noodleosophy: this place is the bomb! They offer a lot of options so there's certainly something for everyone. They have beef stew, vegetarian options, curry, and more. My go to order is the Curry & Chicken with biang biang noodles for $16.99. This dish comes with fried chicekn breast, broccoli, and your choice of thin ramen noodles or wide biang biang noodles over a delicious spicy curry sauce. Even though I order non spicy, it still has a little kick to it so just a warning to those who can't handle a lot of spice! All of the flavors and textures blend perfectly together. I really have no complaints about this dish. It's tasty, worth the price, and consistently good quality everytime. read more

Social Eatery - Noodleosophy: curry chicken with biang biang noodle, spicy beef stew, and fried chicken cutlet - Bubble Tea Near Me - Millbrae, California

Decoration and food are great! But lack of maintenance and servers could not keep the tables and restrooms clean enough. Please improve it. I like the style of restaurant and drinks. read more