El Camaron RWC - (Near Redwood City, CA)

Sharla Ehorn Wow! This is a true hidden gem! My husband surprised me by taking me there for dinner on New Years Eve. Everything was stellar! Food - served hot without a long wait time. Service - they werent intrusive on us but made sure we had everything we wanted at the perfect time. Atmosphere - Open area, we werent crowded at all, music was nice and added to the ambiance ❤️

Henry Ting Cash Only. There are 2 MUST REVISIT places every time that I come here: one is Patisserie Boissiere for their French onion soup and salad combo, and the second is Katys Place for breakfast. They have over 15 variations of Eggs Benedict, everything from a more traditional style to a lobster eggs Benedict. They can also do the same dozen styles but in an omelet. The 2 of us shared the corned beef eggs Benedict and pancakes short stack. My favorite must-have is their huge, fluffy buttermilk pancakes with a side of Canadian maple syrup. OMG. Our 2 pancakes were big enough for the 4 of us to share. One the best. Great service. But CASH ONLY.

Adam Stevens I had the mixed Fajitas. Wife had Quesabirrias. Both were great. The homemade corn tortillas were a huge plus! The menu featured a lot of seafood too. We didnt try any (yet). The salsa they serve with chips was good too.

Christopher Chung Though mild, flavors are agreeable and tastes are somewhat elevated. * Beef Pancake Roll harkens very much of fusion, a flaky Chinese burrito. * Spicy Beef Shank makes for a fragrant appetizer, though the spice level and Sichuan peppercorn could have been increased by three notches at least. Same can be said of the Dan Dan Noodles. * Dumplings and Xia Long Bao (soup dumplings) are true winners. Try the pan-fried Q-BAO, bringing together the very best of a crispy potsticker crunch, soft chewy steamed bun with a mouth-watering flavorful broth upon first bite. Stylish and sleek interior makes for a good dining option with family, friends or a date.

Henry nowakowski In town on business and was really happy I chose Paulinas for dinner. Food, service, everything was as good as it gets. Celery chicken soup was incredible!

Chanun Berry Got a gyudon bowl from the donut shop, seems like it was a little heavy on the mirin but it was ok. Donuts were fine too. Also got some salt and pepper chicken this one unfortunately wasnt very good(not spicy at all, not really even much salt on it. Kinda bland). Also tried a strawberry macha latte from the coffee shop and that was good. Service is a little weird, you just order from kiosks off to the side and then its like a weird 3 card monte where you pick up your food from since its obvious all 3 places share the same kitchen with the same guy popping out from behind all 3 curtains periodically. Also the rice bowls from the donut shop seems a bit pricey for the quantity.