Went here for a friend's birthday party last week. We were mostly there to sing, but the food…read moreoptions were a really nice surprise. They had proper Hong Kong style food, like crispy popcorn chicken which tasted much better than typical bar snacks. The milk tea was good too. Service for ordering food and drinks was pretty quick, so we could eat while we sang without much interruption. It's nice to have everything in one spot. Definitely a good choice for groups.

Was hoping to get some late night eats. The place was all locked up with a lit "open" sign…read more Apparently, it's take out food only. There are signs with their phone number you can call to either order or pick up food. Called and it went straight to VM. I left disappointed and still hungry.

This place is super cool we had so much fun got a small room they had all the music we would want…read moreand more and your allowed to bring food!

Great setup and sound systems for a karaoke night with friends. Good service too. Would recommend:)read more

This was a fun spot to go after dinner. My friend wanted to go to karaoke and this was one of the…read morespots that popped up. It was about $50 a hour and 85c per minute after. We also got 2 bottles of water for $1 each I believe. Not a bad pricing for some fun with friends! They had all the songs we could think of and it was a blast!

Pros: -Usually able to get a karaoke room as a walk-in;…read morewe've had to wait a little while when it was busy, and on a weeknight we can usually get a room quickly. -Little Sweet is in the same space so you can order boba / tea that gets delivered to your room. (The quality of the tea is mediocre though) -easy parking in garage next door Cons: -Customer service isn't great. Sometimes there's no one at the front desk. -The song selection system has gotten more difficult to use than it was before, and needs to be updated. They advertise an app to use with it but the app didn't work either. I've had fun here in the past but during my most recent visit, the system was so frustrating to use and find songs that I probably won't be back until it's updated.

Family-friendly and economical. The independent, family-owned bowling alleys are the way to go…read more We'll definitely be coming back for more family fun that doesn't cost an arm and a leg like some other bowling spots..

Hometown Bowl is a great night spot. They're open Thursday through Sunday. Fridays and Saturdays…read morehave lively crowds and great energy, with a live DJ setting the vibe. There's a full bar, arcade games, claw machines, and even a Pokémon card vending machine. They also offer private room rentals for birthday parties and events, and you can cater food directly from their restaurant, which makes planning easy.

Great experience at the Vinyl room! Our bartender Naun was incredible and very attentive. The…read moredrinks he made were delicious, and the vibes and music were amazing. Would definitely come back

It's my first time at the Vinyl Room but definitely not my last. From the ambiance, the drinks, the…read morestaff, the service, all so great. Special shoutout to Thiago for the top tier service! Thank you so much!

I visited Grand Hot Pot with my family on a Friday evening around 6 PM and was pleasantly surprised…read moreto be seated right away--though within minutes, a line began to form, and the restaurant quickly filled to capacity. It's clearly a popular spot, and for good reason. The quality of the meats stood out, especially the ribeye, which was flavorful and well-marbled. One of my favorite touches was the self-serve drink fridge in the back, offering a wide, unlimited selection that adds to the overall experience. The broth was rich and satisfying, complementing the ingredients nicely. The atmosphere strikes a great balance--casual and welcoming, with the feel of a classic Chinese hot pot restaurant. It's an easygoing spot that still delivers on quality, making it perfect for a laid-back dinner with family or friends.

Good hot pot that is AYCE. Not the best I've had, but a good spot. They have a tasty selection of…read moremeats, seafood, and veggies. The broth is good, but I've had better. I didn't give a 4 or 5 star due to broth not as good as other spots, the appetizer selection is not as good as other spots, and their noodles are not hand pulled like other spots. Great selection of can drinks.

Date: Saturday, July 26th, 2025 Time: around 11:15pm…read moreParty of: 5 *Tito's ($11) x3 *Jameson ($10) x3 *Old Fashion ($14) I met up with some friends after seeing a show. They weren't sure where to go, so I quickly yelped bars and this one popped. It wasn't super busy, so we easily grabbed a table. Kinda divey, kinda neighborhoody, and they played good music. Very much my group's style with the old school r&b and hip hop. Drink prices above were reasonable. I got one round and my friend got the other one. Each round averaged 3.5 drinks and about $41.50 each. $52 each with tip. Nice place to hit up if you're it the neighborhood and looking for a night cap of sorts. Music was a little loud, so talking can be a challenge, but we had a good time. REVIEW #3826

Perfectly fine cocktail bar, nominally themed for the Thin Man. Meaning, they have large portraits…read moreof Myrna Loy, William Powell, and Asta, over the bar. I walked in to a thumping beat on a Saturday evening, just killing time, really. The music was unnecessary, or at least unnecessarily loud. It was a small crowd that had nothing better to do on Valentine's night. The bartender and I had to lean towards each other to get my order right. I just had a dirty vodka martini, competently made. Nonfood available, but there was a box of pretzel snacks sitting in the bar, which she handed me. More brightly lit than an ordinary dive bar, but so much more could be done with it.

12/20 If you like a…read moreMumu hotpot like experience but with an AYCE itinerary; this is a spot one cannot miss out on! Location: located in Daly City and next door to a Seafood City (the Filipino HMart). The strip mall-esque location is unassuming in a residential alcove, but perhaps that's why it's a hidden gem. When: we chose to dine in right as the doors opened at 11:30AM, I believe we arrived right after 11:40AM to a nearly empty restaurant. While the restaurant did fill up after 12PM for the lunch rush - service and offerings were very ample. The Welcome: a blend of glass, black furnishings along with Chinese tea decorations; the restaurant itself, while not vast - one can be seated at a table or at a booth with shared/individual pots, in addition to shared barbecue plate. Service: one of the draws for my friend (multiple visits), and myself as 1st timer; service was not only consistent, frequent, but also friendly. 10 minute increments with up to 9 items delivered by a robot and then placed onto our table by hand, broths and beverages refilled, and waiters checking on tables if anything is needed; showed a deep level of attentiveness and caring-ness. The food: while a table cannot do both barbecue and hot pot at the same time - hot pot can be enjoyed from a shared pot, a non-shared individual pot and something I have never seen (non-shared individual split half and half pots). My party & I: - non-shared individual split half and half: tomato/sukiyaki , I don't remember the other two pots, but that we each enjoyed our pots. - Just to name a few: Wagyu, pork belly, lobster balls, seafood platter, lamb, multiple cuts of beef, chicken wings, beef tripe & tendon, enoki mushrooms, fried bao with condensed milk, grilled sticky rice with brown sugar, etc. I cannot name all of what was ordered, but know that we left extremely full. Final Thoughts: $30.99 pre-tax for 1 (weekend pricing) is a steal for all you can eat in the Bay Area, and is an amazing deal for quality food and excellent service.

The floors are extremely slippery!! Under my table, in the hallway, in the middle of the…read morerestaurant, and in the restroom. Everywhere was slippery. Pros: the Tom yum and tomato broth were both delicious and full of flavor, especially when it reduced. Someone in my group said their fries were some of the best they've had. They were crispy yet soft, hot, and moist in the center. The Chinese fried donut was also a big hit. The sauce bar selection is large and well stocked. There is also a self serve veggies, tofu, and noodle section. Cons: the quality of the beef belly and wagyu were both severely lacking. Every order comes with 2 pieces, so we had to place over 10 orders to have a reasonable amount for one round of meat. The lamb and pork belly were both a lot better.