Darla Cafe

The food is superb. Everything we ordered tasted amazing and the portion sizes were huge. The service was kind of slow in the beginning but it was worth the wait. We were seated at the outside patio section and it was perfect.

Food is great. Would come again. The tapas are good. Had loco moco and duck curry for entree. Both are really good.

Darla Cafe is one of the best Asian-Fusion brunch spots I’ve been to in the Bay Area. My favorite was Aina in SF if the OG foodies remember it. Darla may be my new favorite for Asian-fusion brunch. Their loco moco is a good find and one that I like outside of Hawaii. The matcha pancakes and French toast were made perfectly. Plating is impressive here. The drinks are solid— the yok lor coffee woke me up for the day. I can tell they took care and gave high attention to detail in crafting their menu and flavors here. The inside has a clean aesthetic look and there is outdoor patio seating perfect for the spring time. There is a family feel from the staff. Darla Cafe is near Hakone Gardens. Highly recommend a visit! Ordered: Loco Moco #1 Darla’s French Toast Rose berry lemonade Yok Lor coffee Matcha pancakes

Loco Moco $33 Overpriced and it was cold Burrata Smoked Salmon $28 The portion is not very big Brioche French Toast $16 Served cold The service is slow, foods are cold and overpriced Do not recommend this place

We came here on the Easter Sunday. It was horribly slow. I don't know if they were low on staff, but it took almost 45+ min from when we sat down to when we got our food. The softie egg Benedict was good as well as the loco moco with chicken karaage. Didn't like the French Toast. We didn't like the drinks at all. Left behind the whole cup of orange juice mixed with coffee, and the Gangnam Coffee.

Easter brunch,place was fairly busy,, one waiter for the whole front indoor area,so service was Very slow,took a long time to get our drinks and food and waiting for check took even longer! My Bloody Mary had a tomato that was not at all fresh in it,the Loco Moco I asked the waiter for no gravy and he put gravy on my plate,which just looking at it wasn't appealing to me and there was way too much tasteless rice and dry fried chicken

Really enjoyed this Asian inspired brunch menu. The food was delicious, lovely thick fresh bread and good quality eggs and bacon. They have a nice brunch cocktail menu too. Good service and we got a table right away despite not booking in advance. The furniture didn't quite match the vibe of the building and it would be lovely to see some nicer seating and maybe booths.

This is a perfect spot for foodies! There were a mix of folks on a date night and families, too. Nice open space and ambience. We were drawn by the options on their asian fusion menu. I started off with an old-fashioned with a bit of cinnamon… really good! Our teens, my husband, and I enjoyed all our dishes- bulgogi fries, spicy Brussels sprouts, scallops, hella crab spaghetti, and loco moco. The mango sticky rice was a great way to end the meal. The food was delicious and presented beautifully! Service was also super-friendly and attentive. I guess this spot is currently more known for their breakfast/brunch, so we’ll have to come back to check it out.

Can I obsess how good the food is. A moment. OK. We started having lunch around midday, check the hours it's only a brunch spot. We still had sufficient time to done comfortably. I ordered the darlas burger that is a single patty wagyu topped with bacon, onion and avocado. I inhaled it in. Surprised my table mates. Hehe. It came with a side of trouble potatoes very good. I reheated the later. One of the tables mates, gave me a piece of the specialty chicken. That was also good. You can't go wrong with the choices.