Enter from the Hassler Way entrance. The others are closed. Great, cheap café open to the public. Perfect place to stop for a quick breakfast/lunch before heading to the airport. Hidden gem for sure
Very traditionally Northern Chinese style dumplings. All fillings are great, but fish & mushroom is top tier. Soup noodles are also 100. Get a couple cold dishes to balance the hot dumplings
The Lavender Latte is their signature drink and it is so delicious! If you want something cheaper, their Americanos are $3.50. Their cold brew is too dank for me
The French onion soup is a must. Croque madame & monsieur are fantastic. Go for the paninis if you want something on the light side.
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Large Taj Mahal beer is only $6 and mango lassi only $3. Don’t order too much. They give a generous amount of meat in the curries. Lots of flavor and very tasty!
Basically it’s a Chinese diner. Huge menu with everything. Like a diner the food ranges to mediocre to good, but good vibes. Love stopping here for a milk tea or iced lemon tea to-go
Best Mexican in the Richmond by far. Get the tacos, quesadilla, and the salad. Just not at once because the portions are huge. Don’t forgot the homemade salsa & chips too
Best slices in the Richmond imo. Their sandwiches and salads are good deals and taste great. Love the chicken parm & caesar salad
Great place for authentic malatang. Get the spiciest broth and add pork, spam, mushrooms, tofu, and noodles. Skip the fish balls/frozen seafood. They add too much weight
Must order 2 meats to grill yourself. Call ahead because hours on Yelp/Google are wrong. One of the few places where you see Koreans eating
Underrated noodle joint. The texture of the noodles is on point and portions are very large. The fried chicken is low key great too
Possibly the best chicken salad in SF. Don’t forget the sides -umami fries & Brussels sprouts
Skip the crawfish beignet. It is vile. Everything else is very good though!
