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| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 102 S El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030
Phone: (650) 231-2682
Website: https://www.thesocialeatery.com/
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Reviews
Sane 07
This is our go to spot. We came here at least once a month.
we noticed the decoration of the restaurant changed one time by another which I think is super decorative and cute. Very decorative for couple to go eating out!
The food is always good. Our fav is Cumin lamb noodle and labmei pulse their grape smoothie with cheese on top! This time we added chicken feet as an appetizer! 10/10 so overall you should definitely check thus out!
I lowkey forgot to take the picture for all the food we had because we were so hungry!
… morewe noticed the decoration of the restaurant changed one time by another which I think is super decorative and cute. Very decorative for couple to go eating out!
The food is always good. Our fav is Cumin lamb noodle and labmei pulse their grape smoothie with cheese on top! This time we added chicken feet as an appetizer! 10/10 so overall you should definitely check thus out!
I lowkey forgot to take the picture for all the food we had because we were so hungry!
rahul sharma
What a wonderful family owned business serving the best biang biang spicy cumin lamb noodles in the Bay! If you get a chance to say hi to owners please do! I’m so happy to see them thrive!
… moreDeanna Zarkova
A really cozy noodle spot with amazing meaty ramen with pretty reasonable prices. I got a good bowl for 15 bucks.
… moreS Chin
Love this location when I feel like having some clay pot dish. Normally we come here and we ordered various dishes and we share among our group. What honey liked the most about there’s clay pot dishes were the crunchy bottom of the rice. Nice and crispy and crunchy. We order: clay pot Lap Mei (a little bit fatty, clay pot Chicken & Mushroom (my favorite), clay pot Grilled Unagi ( my favorite), clay pot Chicken feet and Pork Ribs ( my husband favorite), clay pot Pork Patty ( not bad) and Beef Stew Noodles with wide noodles and ramen noodles ( yummy). We have also tried their Milk Tea Taro Milk( too thick for me) and taro and boba ( wasn’t as thick). Would we go back.. We have been back numerous times already.
… moreObdo
Got katsu chicken pretty good ngl, prices is alright kinda wish they had menus and not tablet, drink options are beautiful presented, ngl I thought thick noodles would be thick like udon didn’t know it was like Alfredo size but thick
… moreLibby Tang
Used to go the the San Mateo Noodleosophy when it was open but this location is quite nice and spacious. I should really come here more often than I do!
The curry sauce noodle with the fried chicken cutlet is the highlight of the noodle menu. It has a bit of spice, coconuty flavor, and is mildly sweet. Reminds me of the curry sauce you get in Burmese food when you order roti. It’s topped with some bok choy, cilantro, and green onion. Very decadent and delicious. Cutlet is nicely fried and pairs well with the sauce. The noodles have good chew.
When ordering takeout, everything is packed nicely – noodles and sauce are packed separately, fried cutlet comes in a ventilated box. Eating a whole noodle bowl is very filling.
I also like the basil vegetarian noodles and the beef stew noodle. Hope to come back to try the clay pot rice!
… moreThe curry sauce noodle with the fried chicken cutlet is the highlight of the noodle menu. It has a bit of spice, coconuty flavor, and is mildly sweet. Reminds me of the curry sauce you get in Burmese food when you order roti. It’s topped with some bok choy, cilantro, and green onion. Very decadent and delicious. Cutlet is nicely fried and pairs well with the sauce. The noodles have good chew.
When ordering takeout, everything is packed nicely – noodles and sauce are packed separately, fried cutlet comes in a ventilated box. Eating a whole noodle bowl is very filling.
I also like the basil vegetarian noodles and the beef stew noodle. Hope to come back to try the clay pot rice!
Kate Howling
Loved the food, and it came out quick there was really no wait. Comfort food for sure. The tablets they want you to order from are very confusing so we just asked the waiters to help us which they did. They were very accommodating with our baby, we needed to leave early and get a few things to go and they were very responsive. They definitely need to be flagged down though, they do not check on you.
… moreRosita Lesmana
Never knew this was here until I have meetup with one of my group. The restaurant is pretty big with 3 or more different vendors, almost look like a food court in a way. There are also long table where people can share tables if they don’t have big group.
You order using a barcode or they will give you tablet to order. Pretty straightforward and easy to operate. Food comes in a little late but not too long. Servers are all nice and kind.
Food is great! I love the cumin lamb, spices are pretty good but I wish it has a little more sauce on it and a tad more savory. But that’s what additional soy sauce are for! Fish balls are mediocre, it’s sweet instead of spicy, which is a little disappointing. All in all, I will try going back again!
… moreYou order using a barcode or they will give you tablet to order. Pretty straightforward and easy to operate. Food comes in a little late but not too long. Servers are all nice and kind.
Food is great! I love the cumin lamb, spices are pretty good but I wish it has a little more sauce on it and a tad more savory. But that’s what additional soy sauce are for! Fish balls are mediocre, it’s sweet instead of spicy, which is a little disappointing. All in all, I will try going back again!
S Lee
Social Eatery food hall is a gem located in Millbrae offering a variety of Chinese cuisine all in one easy-to-reach location. Social Eatery has a parking lot for patrons, which makes dining in easy. Upon entering the food hall, patrons will be guided to a table, and provided with a tablet on which they can place their orders from a variety of establishments contained within Social Eatery. After the order is placed, a staff member will bring the food and beverages straight to your table! When it’s time to check out, you can either do so via their app/online or request a staff member to come and help you close out your bill.
Social Eatery has the following 3 restaurants within: (1) Noodleosophy – a local Bay Area chain focusing on hand-pulled noodle dishes; (2) Rice Monster – specializing in Catonese claypot rice; and (3) Grapeholic – a tea shop with grape-centered drinks to round it out.
We came here on a Saturday afternoon looking for a one-stop shop for our weekend lunch and decided to try something from each one of the establishments – after all, isn’t that the beauty of food halls? We got the beef tendon noodle soup and prok and shrimp dumplings from Noodleosophy, the cha siu and steamed egg claypot rice from Rice Monster, and finished up our meal with two drinks from Grapeholic – cotton candy grape slush, and grape and lemon tea.
(1) Noodleosophy – the beef tendon noodle soup was rich and flavorful, while the accompanying noodles were perfectly cooked and chewy – providing a great mouth feel to the dish. The dumplings were delicious as well, and were a nice addition to the meal as a whole.
(2) Rice Monster – the cha siu and steamed egg clay pot rice was in a single word – satisfying. The salty-slightly-sweet cha siu paired well with the mild flavors of the egg, and the salty soy sauce you pour over the rice. I will say the rice could have been a little more scorched to provide the accompanying crunch that you expect from this dish; however, if you’re really craving claypot rice and are in the area, then Rice Monster will definitely help satisfy that craving for you.
(3) Grapeholic – the cotton candy grape slush was amazing – true to it’s name it captured the cotton candy grape flavor in a delicious slush form that was both sweet and refreshing. The grape and lemon tea was also good; however, the lemon flavor was a bit overpowering and made it difficult to truly enjoy the grape that was in the drink. If you want grape to be the star of the show, then I’d recommend getting one of their grape-centered drinks instead.
If you’re ever in the Millbrae area and are looking for a great lunch spot, then Social Eatery has to be the next place on your list!
… moreSocial Eatery has the following 3 restaurants within: (1) Noodleosophy – a local Bay Area chain focusing on hand-pulled noodle dishes; (2) Rice Monster – specializing in Catonese claypot rice; and (3) Grapeholic – a tea shop with grape-centered drinks to round it out.
We came here on a Saturday afternoon looking for a one-stop shop for our weekend lunch and decided to try something from each one of the establishments – after all, isn’t that the beauty of food halls? We got the beef tendon noodle soup and prok and shrimp dumplings from Noodleosophy, the cha siu and steamed egg claypot rice from Rice Monster, and finished up our meal with two drinks from Grapeholic – cotton candy grape slush, and grape and lemon tea.
(1) Noodleosophy – the beef tendon noodle soup was rich and flavorful, while the accompanying noodles were perfectly cooked and chewy – providing a great mouth feel to the dish. The dumplings were delicious as well, and were a nice addition to the meal as a whole.
(2) Rice Monster – the cha siu and steamed egg clay pot rice was in a single word – satisfying. The salty-slightly-sweet cha siu paired well with the mild flavors of the egg, and the salty soy sauce you pour over the rice. I will say the rice could have been a little more scorched to provide the accompanying crunch that you expect from this dish; however, if you’re really craving claypot rice and are in the area, then Rice Monster will definitely help satisfy that craving for you.
(3) Grapeholic – the cotton candy grape slush was amazing – true to it’s name it captured the cotton candy grape flavor in a delicious slush form that was both sweet and refreshing. The grape and lemon tea was also good; however, the lemon flavor was a bit overpowering and made it difficult to truly enjoy the grape that was in the drink. If you want grape to be the star of the show, then I’d recommend getting one of their grape-centered drinks instead.
If you’re ever in the Millbrae area and are looking for a great lunch spot, then Social Eatery has to be the next place on your list!
Yusi
Love the decor, vibe and food. Service is a bit awkward – not sure why but it just made me feel a bit uneasy. Nothing major though.
It’s an eatery in Asian style – meaning there are three styles of food and drinks – noodle, rice, and bubble tea.
It has its own yard, building and parking. Love it!
… moreIt’s an eatery in Asian style – meaning there are three styles of food and drinks – noodle, rice, and bubble tea.
It has its own yard, building and parking. Love it!