STARDUST Coffee House – Unique Asian-Inspired Coffee & Gourmet Bowls in Campbell, CA

Loved finding this new independent coffee shop in the area! Amazing unique finds with Asian subtle flavors enhancing Italian classics! The espresso with taro latte was the perfect blend of sweet and earthy taro balanced with the espresso. I chose to try Hokkaido milk - which is a subtle chickpea blend without lactose and made in the Hokkaido style. I love that the choices are already made friendly for those who may have allergies to gluten, dairy, or eggs. Another note was the interesting food menu options! I had the adaptogenic mushroom gourmet toast — and it was so worth it! Amazing blend of umami and truffle and a tiny kick of spice. The best part was I felt energized and focused for the rest of the day because of this great start to the day!

I visited stardust on a saturday around noon and LOVED it! The acai bowl was the showstopper - I got the base with acai, ube, and matcha, and it’s a solid sorbet texture (which I prefer!!) instead of a liquidy smoothie texture. It’s hard to find a good acai bowl in the bay, but this one was SO GOOD. The pistachio matcha is also solid but not a standout compared to other matcha in the area, it didn’t have much pistachio flavor. There’s lots of indoor seating and good wifi for working, and it wasn’t busy at all for a peak weekend time. There’s also a dedicated retail parking garage that’s super convenient and has lots of parking. Overall - loved the ambiance and food, highly recommend!!

I stopped by on a busy Sunday morning and was impressed by the cappuccino - it was well-balanced and smooth. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with plenty of seating. Service was a bit slow, but understandable given the crowds. The space also works well for getting some work done, and parking is plenty in the retail area.

I was originally going to go to another coffee shop in the vicinity, but this one caught my eye. Seems like they have been open not very long because of a large banner, which says now open. I went on Friday afternoon it was decent busy. You can place your order at the counter or you can place your order through three kiosk right at front. You choose a table number when you place your order, and they will deliver it to your table. It looks like they were only two barista who were working front of the house and making drinks, but my drink and food came pretty quickly. I wanted to get some pastries as well, but unfortunately, they had run out of them . They have some sandwiches and bowls in their menu, but I wasn’t really feeling it. I finally went with a churro and a vanilla iced latte. The coffee was pretty good, but the quantity was pretty less for the price. The quality of coffee was also average. The Chura was above average and had a amazing filling and piping hot. The space is quite large, and they have both Indoor and outdoor spaces. The decor is modern and Asian themed. There is free open Wi-Fi with decent speed if you want to work. They also have a robot upfront which seems to be doing something with the drinks which I found quite curious. Overall, a good addition to the neighbourhood. I wish they had more baked goods.

Everything I tried was a hit: the cream cheese churros, the banana avocado latte, and the acai bowl I ordered the churros on a whim because it was such a strange sighting. The description said it was two 10-inch churros, filled with cream cheese. They were quite heavy, and at $3.25 each, such a steal! My sister tried my banana avocado latte and thought it was a green banana coffee based on the taste and appearance of green. I informed her it was a generation portion of mashed avocado. She said the banana tasted fresh. The texture of the acai bowls was super legit; reminiscent of Hawaiian acai bowls, not too watery nor too creamery. You simply have to try the ube flavor. It's annoying you don't get to choose your bases for even the customizable acai bowl. Some come with 3 flavors but it is already preset so you can't get funky with it. The environment is great for a chit chat or doing some work. There are also some long steps as part of the seating arrangements that you can sit on if you are feeling creative. The service is pretty nonexistent since you order for iPads and you do bus your own tables. I suppose we can only be grateful that the tables are clean, probably due to the courteous previous diners.

The mushroom toast was delicious and highly recommended. Coffee was horrible. The cold brew tasted like water and the taro latte was too sweet even though I selected half sweet. Their latte art was also below average.

I went to Stardust for a brunch on Tuesday. The menu has plenty of selections. The coffee drinks were just fine, not as great as other places I tried. I liked their food and superfood bowl. The parking was behind the building and it has limited spaces. You also can park in the plaza cross the street.