Recently went back here after a few years. Foot court area expanded a fair amount ( a lot of space…read morenow). The paik's noodle jjampong was mediocre from what I remember. It may have been replaced. Now Jjampong is sold at Danny's kitchen/Jeongs noodle (?). It was actually pretty decent. Nice Smokey flavor and noodles had a good texture. It's probably not 5 star level but pretty tasty and sufficient seating. Also had the fried chicken with the cheese powder flavor. It was better than expected. Actually addicting...albeit quite expensive for the amount you get. I might consider it again .

I was hesitant to eat in a food court because of the prices. The prices are similar to sit-down…read morerestaurant prices where you are served - not self serve. I had no idea of what to order so I asked the counter person. He asked me several questions and said I might like ... So, I ordered the dish. It was really delicious except the beef had too many tendons. The sauce was well blended and creamy. Portion was adequate. Service was excellent; they cleaned my table and smiled everytime I asked for something. They welcome your company.

Got a parking ticket for a vehicle that was not mine !!…read more After providing the information requested twice I was forced into paying the ticket or possibly have my registration cancelled / impeded. I never received any response from two mailings, an e-mail, and a phone message. The original ticket was obviously a mistake but i was unable to contact anyone to get it straightened out. My licence number did not match the vehicle description on the ticket. - a very obvious mistake that should be admitted to and resolved . As a matter of interest my vehicle has never been to Daly City. I'm waiting for a response. - STILL.

This is the most agressive ticket department in the country! If they want to ticket they should…read moreticket the home owners who rent out 20 people to a house so there is no room to park. Also all the cars parked in the drive ways where there cars are into the sidewalk are all illegal and I would ticket them as such! If there was a negative 10 billion rating I Would worse than sf. Every other day. Do not move to Daly City for this reason rents are as high as sf and Daly City is a shit hole. No offense. I wonder how much money they have for their coffers.

Lots of activities available. Easy to get to. Staff is great. I had trouble with my phone to scan…read moreQR code. They helped as much as they can.

Super friendly staff! I love going to play badminton there. The courts are clean and everyone has…read morethe chance to play. Thank you guys, for organizing it. You're the best!

I find that this city is a little unusual, in that all of the cemetaries were moved here when the…read morepopulation of San Francisco was increasing (there is only one cemetary left in SF, it is for dogs or pets, I think that I read this in a guide book a long time ago). This city is the next one over from Daly City, but it is just before South San Francisco. True story: when we would cut class, often times, my friends and I would check out the graves at the nearby cemetaries, but first, we'd go to the local corner store and buy a snack or a drink. We'd read the stones and when we saw a young child or baby, we'd be sad. We weren't disrespectful. I think we were just killing time, until we could sneak into a friend's place nearby. My school was called Colma Middle School, but when the principal retired, it was renamed Thomas R. Pollicita Middle School. It was the closest middle school within the district from my home on Edgemar Street (off of Lowell). I'd take the Sam Trans bus there, but I'd catch it near Templeton. Sometimes, I'd get a ride home, I guess that depended on the schedule. I went there for three years.

For as long as I can remember, the City of Colma was only known as one thing.....the burial…read morelocation of my family members, grand parents, god parents, and close friends of the family. I work in the essential services, and I sometimes visit customers/ patients who live in or near Colma. When I get to their front door, I can see a cemetery nearby. It's hard to tell if I'm in Daly City, Colma, or South San Francisco. Rest in Peace, God Bless.....

Skyline Plaza Shopping Center is in general, an Asian themed open air shopping plaza. It's anchor…read morestore is a Ranch 99. It also has some non-asian businesses like O'Reilly Auto Parts, KFC, Subway, and Armed Forces Recruiting. I was at this plaza around 5pm on a Monday. I drive a pickup truck, and I didn't have too many issues with parking. Drivers need to slow down and beware of pedestrians. People just seem to walk around the lot with no concern for traffic. The big issue for me was leaving the shopping center. There need more stopsigns to stop cross traffic. This would give drivers a chance to exit the mall lot safely. I observed cross traffic not using turn signals, so drivers have to wait. In general, an OK shopping plaza. I will return and explore it.

This shopping center has an Asian supermarket, a pho joint, a ramen joint, two Chinese restaurants,…read morea tea shop, a HK cafe, a doughnut shop, a laundromat, a pizza joint, a sandwich shop, an auto parts store/repair garage, a liquor store. Even though it looks big, the center's layout does allow for an easy walk to every shop and get everything. Getting here is not exactly convenient, even if living in nearby SF. You have to take a couple of freeways and detours to arrive. Note you will improve your car parking and driving maneuverability skills if you come here during supper time and during the weekend.

SSF is a busy city, lots of updates in local housing, many new Condos built, more office space and…read moregovernment buildings. The corridor along the El Camino corridor is building up, convenient for shopping & transit. There is plenty of open space and hiking trails nearby on San Bruno Mountain-- where you can see the huge "South San Francisco The Industrial City" sign showing as you drive into the city from the south on highway 101. Great libraries, lots of restaurants and parks too.

Save MSB! Great…read moreplaces for classes like karate, piano, dancing, ukulele. Plus, an open area with glass ceiling for natural light shining. Art gallery events were also held here. Plenty of parking. Please save MSB!

What is sad is the bad ratings are referring to the interactions with STAFF, and not the building…read more The Municipal Services Building was our community hub since its purchase in 1979 until October 2023 (when the city opened the Civic Center Campus). With its big social hall and bright atrium, to individual rooms, kitchens and a cafeteria, including a council chambers with a stage, there are over 140 underground parking spaces and it is ADA compliant passing every code and fire inspection - even surviving the Loma Prieta earthquake without any damage. The residents of South City want to reopen and preserve this one building, the MSB, as an intergenerational/multi-use community building for every resident, of every age -- and even for rentals of special family and social events. We are the SSF Citizens Coalition, please join us by emailing: ssfcitizenscoalition@gmail.com.

Small strip mall type shopping center - modern type with mixed use development…read more Current tenants include Chase, H Mart, k town Food Hall and Paris Baguette, Xtreme pizza, Subway, . Enough parking for the small amount of tenants.

Nice corner spot in Montrose. Has indoor and outdoor seating. Breakfast and lunch continues until 3…read morewith lots of tasty and easy to enjoy options at reasonable prices.

HOA is totally useless. Complains about lawns and need to maintain the value as homes are over $1M?…read moreNEWS FLASH the entire peninsula home value is way over $1M. your policing doesn't increase home values. In FACT, im more disappointed how stagnant our home values are. Get rid of this HOA - id sign a petition to dissolve

Fairmont Subdivisions needs a financial audit. I would chip in for that. I mean where are all our…read moremonthly payments going. I could guess but an audit for certain. What's with the special assessment? 3000+ homes fall under this omen. My estimates are that the board granted themselves a vacation and some play money. I used to be the president of Libra Terrace HOA in Oakland. We had serious issues to address. Noone challenges the existence of the HOA. As I recall the mere existence of an HOA does not grant immutable power. As a governing body within the context of a democratic association by-laws can be ammended. Anything can be ammended The Constitution of the United States just for example the USC has been ammended 5 times since 1970, The creation of the FMHOA while undoubtedly a legal entity besides the annoying monthly statements, has to announce regular elections and meets regularly to discuss issues related to the properties as so defined. I've been here since 12 and I've never seen a single flyer proclaiming a monthly meeting, secret ballot elections to elect a Board of Governors. The current members have been in place for generations. We need an association. To enforce quality of life issues. We need to follow through and elect some regular homeowners. Also the City needs weekly street cleaning. Fines for cars parked for weeks on end. This association is our association as recognized by the state. As a dues paying member I'm calling for a straight up financial audit. The current bunch surepeticiously voted for a special assesmment that will net them a one time cash windfall of $1,000,349.00. That's a pretty nice chunk of change for NOTHING.