Le Soleil brings 30+ years of acclaimed Vietnamese cuisine to Stonestown Galleria. Our menu features authentic pho, house-made noodles, and contemporary Asian fusion dishes crafted by Chef Dennis Wong and his second-generation daughters. Enjoy signature seafood like Curry Crab, innovative plates like Pho Risotto, and a full cocktail bar with Vietnamese-inspired drinks. Family-owned since 1993 on Clement Street, we now offer an elevated dining experience in a modern 88-seat space with happy hour specials and private event options. Dine in, take out, or reserve your table today.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–7 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: 3251 20th Ave 221 (2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94132
Phone: (415) 877-8899
Website: http://lesoleilsf.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=lesoleil+stonestown
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We may have over-ordered, but every dish was a hit—from the flambéed quails and lotus root salad to the lollipop chicken and miso butter mushrooms. However, the stars of the show were the crabs. The Dungeness Curry Crab is a personal favorite; that sauce is incredible, especially when soaked up with toasted baguette. We also tried the garlic roasted Dungeness crab, where the combination of ‘brown butter’ and egg created a decadent, silky noodle dish.
My absolute standout, though, remains the Squid Ink Fried Rice. Between the crunch of the crispy rice, the tender squid, and the umami pop of the fish roe, I simply couldn’t stop eating it. With energetic, courteous service to match the food, it was the perfect end to a wonderful day in SF.
The taretare was light and fresh, while five-spice roasted chicken…. all flavorful and well-seasoned.
Our favorite, the pho risotto was especially buttery, served with a FAT bone in rib.
The star of the show- the curry crab, was delicious and very tender.
Overall, a great experience. We’ll definitely come back.
The vegetarian spring rolls were light and fresh, while the imperial rolls were nicely fried and came with fresh vegetables and noodles. We also enjoyed the green beans, garlic noodles, and five-spice roasted chicken—all flavorful and well-seasoned. Our favorite, the braised short ribs were especially tender, served in a rich, savory curry with toasted bread.
For dessert, the mango ice cream with black sticky rice was a nice way to finish the meal —not too sweet, with good balance.
Overall, a great experience. We’ll definitely come back.
The owner tried to make up for the situation by suggesting we pre-order our food so it would arrive quickly once we sat down. I asked if we could get some bread to hold us over, but it wasn’t brought until after we were seated. They did give us a complimentary fish cake appetizer for the inconvenience, but it was only one small piece per person.
When ordering, the owner recommended their prawn curry, saying it was one of their specialties. We assumed it might be offered on the house as a goodwill gesture, but we were surprised to see it added to our bill for around $30-40.
The food itself was decent, but the overall experience—from the seating issue to the lack of communication—left us disappointed. We wanted to love this new spot, but it fell short of expectations.