Brochette Dumpling and Grill — Restaurant in Redwood City

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Brochette, and I must say that Jonathan and the entire culinary experience exceeded all expectations. From start to finish, our evening was nothing short of extraordinary.

The menu at Brochette offers a diverse range of delectable options, and we decided to indulge in a variety of dishes. First up were the grilled skewers, and I must say, they were a revelation. The meats were perfectly seasoned and charred to perfection, leaving us craving for more with each bite. The skewers were a sensational start to our meal.

Next, we ventured into the realm of steaks, and once again, Brochette did not disappoint. The steaks were cooked to absolute perfection, each bite melting in our mouths like butter. The quality of the meat and the precision in cooking were unparalleled, making it a steak lover's dream come true.

To add a touch of diversity to our culinary adventure, we also ordered the dim sum. These delicate, flavorful parcels of goodness were a delightful surprise. The dumplings were masterfully crafted, bursting with flavor, and served with dipping sauces that complemented them perfectly. It was a symphony of tastes that left us enchanted.

Now, let's talk about the service. Jonathan, our waiter, was an absolute gem. He went above and beyond to ensure our dining experience was nothing short of perfection. His knowledge of the menu, recommendations, and attention to detail were truly commendable. It's rare to find such dedicated and passionate staff who genuinely care about their guests' satisfaction.

The ambiance at Brochette was also exceptional, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening. The cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere added an extra layer of charm to our dining experience.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a dining experience that transcends the ordinary, Brochette and Jonathan are the perfect choices. Every aspect, from the tantalizing food options to the impeccable service, is nothing short of excellent. I can't wait to return to Brochette for another unforgettable culinary journey. It's a place where gastronomic dreams come true, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking an exceptional...

This is one confusing place. I have no idea what they are going for - whether it be Japanese tapas, yakitori, dim sum or everything in between. And in that confusion, I don't think anythink is really nailed. And with the price they charge as the cusomters wander around in their minds chewing on a mixture of food without a storyline, they forget how ridiculously expensive each dish is. At least when you spend on Costco, you are surprised about the price but you walk out with a lot. At Brochette, you leave confused what all was so "expensive".

At some point in the past, someone must've had an idea to do phenomenal, high quality Japanese tapas and serve it in a hip East Asian cocktail/beer bar setting. I can see vestiges of that vision. But it has gone really astray.

First, in a high quality Japanese tapas place, you do not serve a hamachi carparccio that is literally frozen. 4 pieces of frozen ice hamachi for $17. And then you get this scallion pancake designed like a taco with ground yakiniku beef. Again, brilliant in concept yet a single piece for $10. The dim sums were quite good surprisingly. The xialong bao's weren't overwhelming with grease and I couldn't tell whether the hargow, siumai and the chashu bao was made at the restaurant or purchase frozen from somewhere. Either way, it was pretty good to accompany beer.

What really knocked everything over the fence was the ribeye steak on a hot stone. $38 for a cardboard chewing ribeye experience - probably had to be of the lowest beef grade - where it is served on a hot stone so it keeps cooking. Think about it. You order medium rare and it comes out medium rare, only to be well done by the 3rd bite. Why? Why not just warm the stone just a bit? Why even a stone?

I can absolutely see that the place means well. But this place is rapidly falling apart. There are too many tapas, sashimi, dim sum places around the Bay Area for folks to fall into this pitfall.

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Brochette Dumpling and Grill in Redwood City offers a delightful culinary experience that harmoniously blends flavors and cultures. This hidden gem masterfully crafts a fusion of dumplings and grilled dishes that will tantalize your taste buds.

The dumpling selection is a true highlight, with both classic and inventive fillings that showcase the chef's creativity. Each bite-sized morsel is expertly folded and bursting with nuanced tastes. The grill offerings complement the dumplings perfectly, with succulent meats and vegetables grilled to perfection, creating a balance of textures and flavors.

The restaurant's ambiance is welcoming, adorned with subtle Asian-inspired decor that adds to the dining pleasure. The staff's warm and attentive service enhances the overall experience, making patrons feel truly valued.

However, Brochette Dumpling and Grill's popularity does come with a downside – at peak hours, securing a table might require a bit of patience. But the exquisite food and charming atmosphere make the wait well worth it.

In a culinary landscape often cluttered with predictability, Brochette Dumpling and Grill stands out by seamlessly uniting culinary traditions. For anyone seeking a culinary adventure in Redwood City, this restaurant is a must-visit. Whether you're a dumpling aficionado, a grill enthusiast, or simply in search of a unique dining escapade, Brochette Dumpling and Grill delivers an experience that will leave your taste buds...