Blue Stones

Santa Clara, Estados Unidos

2.7

7 opiniones

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+1 408-423-0019
Dirección:
3530 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA, 95051
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
2.1 kmLawrence
3.4 km999 East Arques
3.6 km940 Stewart
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Horario local (Santa Clara) 14:47 viernes, 29 de noviembre de 2024

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7 opiniones sobre Blue Stones

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Tu valoración: 3
South Bay, CA
I guess the real draw of this place is they do all facets of Korean cuisine in one place pretty well. It’s not the best Kalbi, tofu, or Bi Bam Bop but you can get it all in one place. This is important when you have a group of co-​workers who all have different dietary restrictions and preferences. Good for groups and for being able to try a variety of differing things from the cuisine. 3.5 stars.
Tu valoración: 3
Menlo Park, CA
A decent Korean restaurant but I was still pretty disappointed in it with all the hype I heard about it. The food while plentiful, is kind of pricey and there’s nothing that makes it stand out. We wound up saying roughly $ 30/​person still, which made us wonder why we didn’t just go to Palace BBQ five minutes away and pay $ 25 for all we could eat (plus tastier).
Their JapChae here is really good though along with their buckwheat noodles. The BBQ meats are all pretty standard. Lots of good side dishes too!
They seem a bit understaffed at times so service can be somewhat slow. Overall not too shabby, but if you’re going to pay a lot and want t to eat a lot, Palace would be a better choice.
Tu valoración: 1
San Francisco, CA
I’ve been to some seedy hole in the wall places in Korea and I’ve been to some street vendors and stalls while there, too, but even food from those, uh, establishments surpass the food here.
The food here is tasteless. It is not good Korean food. I suppose I was lucky to have lived in Jeonju, culinary capital of the Korean peninsula, for a year and to have experienced the real deal. Not only is the food bleh, for lack of a better term, but the prices are outrageous for such disappointing fare. $ 10 for a bowl of tasteless bibimbap? I think not.
This place is comparable to how Koreans in Korea feel about Shim Po Woori Mandoo (I hear this franchise is expanding into the U.S.):
mashi upso.
Tu valoración: 3
San Jose, CA
I was a bit disappointed with this place since I was expecting to get some good duk bo sam. Oh well, I guess I’ll have to wait to head to LA again. The food was okay but I thought I paid a little more for the same quality korean food as elsewhere. If this placed did their duk bo sam a little better, I’d come back.
Tu valoración: 4
Seattle, WA
In a sea of so many Korean restaurants, this one if my favorite one in Sunnyvale. They serve Tofu Soup and BBQ! I usually order the Tofu Soup and Kalbi combination. I would give them 5 stars except for the sometimes slow service and the price is a bit high (but worth it).
Tu valoración: 1
Honolulu, HI
after seeing these great reviews, i had to try this place, so we went here this weekend… it was pretty crowded, but the waiters sat us at a table, passed us the menus. and then we sat there… and sat there for about 10 minutes watching the two waiters whiz by, listening to the frantic yelling in korean from the kitchen «what is this?» then we got up, and decided to leave. at least the waiter told us he was sorry as we left… man they need to hire more people!
everything on the menu looked good. they have a wide variety from bbq to all the soups and stews and noodles. maybe we’ll try again later.
Tu valoración: 4
San Mateo, CA
For good authentic Korean food, search no more. This places serves up tasy kalbi (barbeque pork short ribs), bibim naengmyon (spicy buckwheat noodles with a hot sauce of red pepper paste, sesame oil, and garlic), and sundubu-​jjigae (bean curd stew). Prices are reasonable, and there is no need to make reservations.