Now called Greenfish at Nexus Cafe. A variety of tasty dishes with daily specials. Food is a bit pricey for students, their intended audience, and should definitely be reduced if at all possible.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Stephanie Lau
Watch what you order from here. I made the mistake of ordering a poke bowl. It was $14, and I only got a bite-ful of fish. It's mostly rice and lettuce in the bowl. I've had better experience with the bibimbap.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jacob
Bad food quality and small portions. Better food at the dining halls
Stanford Student
Good food nice place but customer service need work poor customer service not friendly, the 2 employees at the teriyaki station know customer service (tall male & female with red hair) they are very polite and friendly and they greet everyone that comes in, but the rest don't knowledge you. Want good food & great service order from the teriyaki station you'll get both
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
A Review
So glad your open again, love the food and the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ann A.
Clean. Spacious seating. Wonderful Friendly staff. Large variety of cooked to order meals. Steamed veggies. Hamburger, cheeseburger, fries, rice. Baked goods. Fresh fruits -apples ,bananas ,oranges . Yummy Parfaits. Variety of fountain drinks and bottled drinks-coffee, sparkling water,juices, sodas and milk
Lucia L.
A pretty decent option for dining hall food considering the super affordable prices, large portions, and the proximity to the medical campus! This review is solely for the pork pho - a solid option if you're craving asian food, even though it's not super authentic and definitely wanders into the realm of mysterious fusion food. The pork was tender and consisted of copious high quality slices (which I was not expecting for cafeteria food), but the ingredients were severely lacking, and I was disappointed to see only bokchoy, lettuce, and carrots for toppings. The broth was super heavy and spicy, and tasted more suitable for beef noodle soup than pho, and the noodles were cooked to mush. If you didn't tell me it was pho, I probably would have never guessed that it would be. Nevertheless, it does its job of getting you full, and I haven't died of food poisoning yet (unlike some other poor yelpers before me :/ ) Definitely worth checking out Nexus cafe if you're craving somewhat authentic (but not really) ethnic food with big portions and affordable prices compared to the rest of the medical campus!
Juan Carlos Ortiz
Open when most other places in the area aren't. Not that much variety for a buffet but the meatballs were amazing
Family style dining may not be everyone's cup of tea but the meal deal of soup/salad and mini sandwich is hard to beat, currently at $6. Tasty and fresh, open M-F, with a nice variety of veggie soups. Access on foot, bike or bus is the best way to get to the Clark Center, which is also a short walk to Cantor Art Museum and other campus sights for visitors, staff and professors alike.
Nin She
Food is okay. Try the nexus burger with blue cheese. Staff are rude. Don’t go before 1 pm or you have to wait for a long time.
Alexander Ivan “El primo or timmy” Hernandez
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Jin Hyuk Huh
Delicious and very optionable~~
Alex Hernandez
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Now called Greenfish at Nexus Cafe. A variety of tasty dishes with daily specials. Food is a bit pricey for students, their intended audience, and should definitely be reduced if at all possible.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Watch what you order from here. I made the mistake of ordering a poke bowl. It was $14, and I only got a bite-ful of fish. It's mostly rice and lettuce in the bowl. I've had better experience with the bibimbap.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Bad food quality and small portions. Better food at the dining halls
Good food nice place but customer service need work poor customer service not friendly, the 2 employees at the teriyaki station know customer service (tall male & female with red hair) they are very polite and friendly and they greet everyone that comes in, but the rest don't knowledge you. Want good food & great service order from the teriyaki station you'll get both
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
So glad your open again, love the food and the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Clean. Spacious seating. Wonderful Friendly staff. Large variety of cooked to order meals. Steamed veggies. Hamburger, cheeseburger, fries, rice. Baked goods. Fresh fruits -apples ,bananas ,oranges . Yummy Parfaits. Variety of fountain drinks and bottled drinks-coffee, sparkling water,juices, sodas and milk
A pretty decent option for dining hall food considering the super affordable prices, large portions, and the proximity to the medical campus! This review is solely for the pork pho - a solid option if you're craving asian food, even though it's not super authentic and definitely wanders into the realm of mysterious fusion food. The pork was tender and consisted of copious high quality slices (which I was not expecting for cafeteria food), but the ingredients were severely lacking, and I was disappointed to see only bokchoy, lettuce, and carrots for toppings. The broth was super heavy and spicy, and tasted more suitable for beef noodle soup than pho, and the noodles were cooked to mush. If you didn't tell me it was pho, I probably would have never guessed that it would be. Nevertheless, it does its job of getting you full, and I haven't died of food poisoning yet (unlike some other poor yelpers before me :/ ) Definitely worth checking out Nexus cafe if you're craving somewhat authentic (but not really) ethnic food with big portions and affordable prices compared to the rest of the medical campus!
Open when most other places in the area aren't. Not that much variety for a buffet but the meatballs were amazing
You can find the food at any time.
Good selection, freshly made. Solid.
Restaurantji Recommends
Family style dining may not be everyone's cup of tea but the meal deal of soup/salad and mini sandwich is hard to beat, currently at $6. Tasty and fresh, open M-F, with a nice variety of veggie soups. Access on foot, bike or bus is the best way to get to the Clark Center, which is also a short walk to Cantor Art Museum and other campus sights for visitors, staff and professors alike.
Food is okay. Try the nexus burger with blue cheese. Staff are rude. Don’t go before 1 pm or you have to wait for a long time.
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Delicious and very optionable~~
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