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$8.20 Average Item Price

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109 Broadway, Santa Monica, CA, 90401, US 1(310) 613-6802

On the Interstellar menu, the most expensive item is Branzino Ochazuke, which costs $16.50. The cheapest item on the menu is Drip Coffee, which costs $3.50. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $8.20.

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Interstellar was a casual Korean-American fusion cafe in Santa Monica, California showcasing Asian-fusion brunch staples, specialty lattes, and clay-oven cooked entrees. Bestsellers on Interstellar's menu included Chicken & Waffle for $23.00, Pork Katsu Sando for $25.00, and Branzino Ochazuke for $30.00. The lowest priced item on the menu was the Oats & Berries priced at $12.00, while the most expensive was the Steak & Eggs at $48.00. The price for an average meal ranged from $15.00 to $35.00 at this restaurant.

Interstellar was founded by husband-and-wife team Chef Angie Kim and Daniel Kim at 109 Broadway near the Santa Monica Pier. Merging classic American comfort food with Korean and Japanese ingredients, the culinary team prepared dishes using Japanese panko crusts, shokupan milk bread imported from Ginza Nishikawa, and black truffles. Onsite amenities included a gourmet pet menu for dogs, a heated outdoor patio, and full bar service at Interstellar.

Dine-in, takeout, and doorstep delivery through Uber Eats and Order.online were available for Interstellar. Afternoon promotions featured a daily Happy Hour from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with all-night Happy Hour specials on Tuesdays. The venue was a pet-friendly restaurant that allowed pet dogs on the outdoor patio tables. Customers considered Interstellar a good dining spot with a review rating of 4.4 on review platforms.

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What is Interstellar Most Famous For?

Interstellar was most famous for innovative Korean-American fusion brunch dishes, aerated espresso drinks, and a dedicated doggy menu served on an outdoor patio. Operating near the Santa Monica Pier before permanently closing, the cafe gained fame for merging classic American comfort food with Asian ingredients. Featured dishes included Black Truffle Kimchi Fried Rice, Pork Loin Sando on Nishikawa milk bread, Chicken Katsu Curry, and Lobster Rolls with sambal butter. Barista programs served frothy Aerocano coffee and Sook mugwort lattes.


What are the Most Popular Signature Items on the Interstellar Menu?

The most popular signature items on the menu of Interstellar were Black Truffle Kimchi Fried Rice, Chicken Katsu Curry, Pork Loin Sando, Bulgogi Burgers, and Aerated Americano. Here is a list of more top menu items available.

  • Black Truffle Kimchi Fried Rice: Savory kimchi fried rice packed with pork loin, black truffle, and a fried egg.
  • Chicken Katsu Curry: Crispy panko-fried chicken breast served alongside rich house curry and steamed rice.
  • Pork Loin Sando: Deep-fried pork loin served with tonkatsu sauce and cabbage on fluffy Nishikawa milk bread.
  • Bulgogi Burgers: Fusion burger featuring sweet and savory marinated ribeye beef.
  • Aerated Americano: Steamed iced Americano processed to create a velvety, smooth froth.
  • Branzino Ochazuke: Pan-seared branzino filet served over rice in a savory shiitake kombu dashi broth.

What Drinks and Beverages Can You Have at Interstellar?

Before Interstellar closed down, the drinks and beverages available were Sook Latte, Orange Cloud Latte, Aerocano Coffee, Milky Way Matcha, Affogato, and Pumpkin Spice Latte. Below is a list of more drinks available at the cafe.

  • Signature & Seasonal Coffee Drinks: Sook Latte features Korean mugwort herb with oat milk, Orange Cloud Latte delivers iced espresso with orange cream, and Aerocano Coffee serves steamed iced Americano.
  • Classical Coffee & Tea: Traditional espresso drinks consist of lattes, cappuccinos, and cold brew, with Milky Way Matcha, Sayaka matcha, and Immuni-tea wellness tea.
  • Juices & Soft Drinks: Soft drinks include Coke and Sprite, as well as glass-bottled sodas, fresh orange juice, and homemade lemonade.
  • Alcoholic Beverages: Cocktails present shochu and soju cocktails, along with guava mimosas, craft beers, sake, and wine.

What is the Cheapest Meal on the Interstellar Menu?

The cheapest meal at Interstellar was the Oats & Berries priced at $12.00. Oats & Berries consisted of warm oatmeal topped with fresh market berries and light sweetener.

What is the Most Expensive Meal on the Interstellar Menu?

The most expensive meal at Interstellar was the Steak & Eggs priced at $48.00. Steak & Eggs featured prime ribeye steak cooked with truffle butter, served alongside two eggs prepared in any style.

What are the Healthiest Meals on the Interstellar Menu?

The healthiest meals on the Interstellar menu were Branzino Ochazuke, Greek Salad, Oats & Berries, and Shakshuka. Branzino Ochazuke provided clean seafood protein through pan-seared branzino served over rice in a shiitake kombu dashi broth. Greek Salad offered fresh spring greens, Castelvetrano olives, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, and feta in balsamic vinaigrette. Oats & Berries supplied nutrient-dense oats loaded with fresh market berries without heavy fats. Shakshuka featured poached eggs in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce.

How Often Does Interstellar Offer Special Offers?

Interstellar offered daily Happy Hour promotions and extended evening drink discounts. Daily Happy Hour deals ran from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, featuring special prices on craft beers, wines, and shochu cocktails. Tuesday promotions extended Happy Hour discount pricing throughout the entire evening.

Does Interstellar Have a Loyalty Program?

No, Interstellar did not have an in-house loyalty program. Customers ordering through third-party food delivery apps earned platform rewards on eligible orders.

Does Interstellar Offer Family Meal Bundles?

No, Interstellar did not offer pre-packaged family meal bundles. The menu focused on single Asian-fusion comfort dishes, brunch items, separate plates, and a la carte coffee and drinks. Offsite catering packages were not part of standard services.

Does Interstellar Offer Vegan Options?

Yes, Interstellar offered vegan options on the menu like Sook Latte, Overnight Oats, and Specialty Matcha. Sook Latte features Korean mugwort herb prepared with oat milk and organic vanilla. Overnight Oats presents oats cooked with plant-based milk and fresh berries. Specialty Matcha offers Ippodo Sayaka matcha prepared with oat milk.

Does Interstellar Offer Gluten-Free Options?

Yes, Interstellar offered gluten-free options on the menu such as Gluten-Free Waffles, Branzino Ochazuke, and Greek Salad. Gluten-Free Waffles feature waffles prepared with almond flour and fresh fruit. Branzino Ochazuke presents pan-seared branzino served over rice in dashi broth without wheat. Greek Salad offers fresh greens, olives, and feta tossed in balsamic vinaigrette.

Is Interstellar Pet-Friendly?

Yes, Interstellar was a pet-friendly restaurant that allowed pet dogs on the outdoor patio tables. Outdoor patio seating welcomed leashed pet dogs with dining owners. The cafe offered a gourmet doggy menu featuring cooked chicken with vegetables or wagyu beef.

Can You Order Ala Carte in Interstellar?

Before closing, Interstellar offered à la carte dining with separately priced dishes instead of a fixed multi-course menu. The globally inspired café menu included Chicken and Waffles, Breakfast Burritos, Fruit & Berries Waffles, Black Truffle Kimchi Fried Rice, Creamy Mentaiko Pasta, Branzino Ochazuke, Sook Latte, and Orange Cloud Latte.

What Other Services Does Interstellar Offer?

Interstellar offered full breakfast and brunch service, evening dinner, specialty coffee programs, and full bar service. Onsite amenities included a gourmet pet menu, heated outdoor patio seating, and digital table reservations. Takeout and contactless delivery services fulfilled orders across Santa Monica.

Does Interstellar Offer Catering Services?

No, Interstellar did not offer catering services on standard ordering platforms. The restaurant focused exclusively on dine-in cafe service, takeout pickup, and delivery app orders. Large-scale event catering packages were not part of standard restaurant services.

Can You Rent Interstellar for Private Occasions?

No, Interstellar did not offer private venue rentals since the dining spot operated as a small casual cafe. Small group dining took place in the main dining room or outdoor patio through regular table reservations.

Does Interstellar Do House Delivery?

Yes, Interstellar offered house delivery via third-party apps such as Uber Eats and Order.online. Before the cafe closed down, delivery platforms brought Asian-fusion brunch dishes, specialty lattes, and dinner entrees directly to local residential addresses.

How are the Reviews for Customer Experience at Interstellar?

Interstellar received generally positive reviews, with an average rating of 4.4 stars. Customers praised the creative Korean fusion menu, especially the black truffle kimchi fried rice, galbi bowls, and breakfast plates. Specialty coffee and lattes were also considered among the best in the neighborhood, while the friendly staff created a welcoming and personal experience. Common concerns included high prices for casual café dishes, limited seating, a cramped patio, and longer waits during busy brunch hours.

Who are the Top Competitors of Interstellar?

The top competitors of Interstellar are Blue Daisy and Cora's Coffee Shoppe. Check out below the other top competitors offering Asian-fusion cuisine.

  • Blue Daisy: Blue Daisy serves organic crepes, daytime brunch, and coffee.
  • Cora's Coffee Shoppe: Cora's Coffee Shoppe offers beachside patio dining, breakfast staples, and comfort food.
  • Cassia: Cassia serves upscale Southeast Asian brasserie dishes, seafood, and cocktails.
  • Tar & Roses: Tar & Roses offers rustic globally inspired small plates and wood-fired dishes.
  • Bonchon: Bonchon serves Korean double-fried chicken wings, bulgogi, and kimchi fried rice across nationwide locations.
  • Mokkoji: Mokkoji offers Korean shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, and Asian fusion small plates across California locations.
  • Kyochon: Kyochon serves Korean double-fried wings, drumsticks, and Asian fusion sides across restaurant branches nationwide.
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