We caught Sitha at the Prescott market in west Oakland. I ordered the garlic noodles with crab and…read moreit was so delicious!!!! Everything on the menu looked delicious! I loved the flavor of the crab it tasted fresh and not too salty. The garlic noodles were perfectly cooked not too much garlic to the point your breath stinks. The orange sauce was sweet and yummy. I also love how it was given with salad and a flower. The young girl who took our order was very kind. Cash App and Venmo only. I can't wait to come back and try more.

Was in town in SF for the weekend for a family friend's funeral . Knew it will be a hectic day for…read moreus.I Communicated with Sitha a few weeks before my arrival . I really don't have any special requests, just left it to sitha to create a menu for me and my family based on what's in season and for her to surprise me. Sitha delivered some food to our Airbnb in time for dinner . The menu: - kaw Trey saht chrouk beh Choun (braised fish and pork belly) -stuffed chicken wings kreung ( lemongrass paste ) -stir fry clams -haal Leah (Cambodian sun dried clams ) -raw bloody clams with prohoak ( fermented fish dip) -steamed rice I never had raw bloody clams before, it was a nice touch with the Cambodian prohoak sauce . The braised fish and pork belly was delicious , sweet/ salty and savory . With the crunchy cucumbers was the family favorite dish. Of course the stuffed wings continues to be our family must order when we have a chance .

It's a scam, never received my order, can't get ahold of anyone at their number, or email.read more

Chock full of nifty items, from custom clothes of exotic, African traditional patterned cloth and…read morecontemporary clothing to jewelry and hats, decorative items and an ever changing stock to explore, this store is tucked into an area that has lots of foot traffic. Visit it on your way to MacArthur BART... The owner likes to give deals. There's even a 5 dollar rack of unique clothing. The display is ingenious and fun to look through. I just bought a caftan that I'll be wearing soon. Good price too.

I saw them located at the Presidio Park and got some Indonesian food as I haven't had it in a while…read moreand wanted a snack. I got a combo sampler to share. This came with fried wontons, fried tempeh and meatball skewer. The fried wontons were crispy and had a shrimp and herb stuffing, went well with the sweet and spicy chili sauce. Fried tempeh had batter on it, little pieces of cilantro (or some green) in batter. This went well with the sweet and spicy chili sauce. The meatball skewers had a sweet soy glaze on it, nothing too special but reminded me of an asian meatball with a sight chew/bounce to it. Overall, this was a good snack to have.

Grabbed some food at this Indonesian food truck located at the Presidio Park. Ordering was a little…read moremysterious. There were some photos, but it wasn't entirely intuitive which option to select. Little One got the kids' meal, noodle with soup, for $8. There are two kinds of noodles. One is more like a Ramen and the other one is more like a rice vermicelli. Little One said he liked the thick noodles better than the thin noodles. Both noodle types were okay, but not exceptional. It came with a bowl of piping hot broth. The broth has a mild flavor with some fried onion bits, more like a regular Ramen broth versus Pho broth. It is quite salty, and not very greasy or unctuous. Not a lot of depth of flavor. We didn't want to drink it by itself and ended up throwing out about half of it. It is not spicy, but you can get a small tub of chili sauce on the side. I got the Combo B ($16), which is like a sampler platter with a tiny bit of noodles (2 types), a tub of hot broth, 2 meatball skewers, 1 fried won ton. Little one said the fried wonton was really good. The meatballs were definitely the star of the show. They were not too chewy, very tasty, and had a slightly spicy glaze. Hmmm...maybe there's an error on the menu, but it says I was supposed to get 3 meatball skewers?? The people working at this food truck were extremely nice and friendly. The food came out very quickly. They apparently run some promotions, so it would be a good idea to follow them on social media if you're looking for deals. Overall, it seemed the grilled items were better than the noodle soups. The amount of food was not that much, but that is to be expected from food trucks. Be sure to check your order before leaving.

I've had her food at events and this past November I took advantage of her Thanksgiving dinner…read morepackage. It was bomb-- as all her food has been! All I had to do was put the food in the oven. Also, she's super sweet and provides great service.

Michelle puts her heart and soul into every dish that she makes. I've had the pleasure of enjoying…read moreher catering a number of times and I could not be more thrilled to fill my tummy. She is a woman who knows her food and knows it well. Not only does she have a palette for different types of cuisines, she knows how to cook it too. Her food is packed full of flavor, and cooked to perfection. Anytime I hear that Michelle has made food, my eyes grow big and I instantly get hungry. After you've had her food, you'll never go back. She is the sweetest person and truly takes the time to listen to her clients needs. I could not recommend Michelle enough. She'll make you laugh and she'll make your tummy the happiest it has ever been! You know what they say, happy tummy, happy woman

My friend and I went to train at Bay Area Barbell, we saw that Bubbaloo Cafe was 2 minute drive…read moreaway. We arrived around 10:00am, there was a small rush of people. The restaurant is very clean and spacious! The employees were friendly, the cashier recommended me to try the Bubbarrito, which was very delicious. Comes with fresh salsa and cilantro cream sauce. I would rate it 9/10, next time I would ask for the hash brown to be a little bit more crispy for texture. Wait time was about 10 minutes. We also tried the Vietnamese ice coffee, I would rate it 9.5/10 must try! Overall, I give this place 5 stars. If you're in the area, come try it out!

Situated in a business park in Marina Bay and right next to a charter school, Bubbaloo Cafe is…read morepopulars with workers around the area. The dining area is spacious and bright with large windows. You order at the counter and get a number. The food is then brought to you. The menu is international. You can have American classics like burgers, and you also can have Asian rice plates (adobo, teriyaki, etc) as well as Mexican dishes. It is therefore great for groups of people who may have diverse palates. On our visit our group of 3 ordered pork chop rice plate, burger, and breakfast burritos. The portions were very generous, and the taste was on point. My pork chop was chunky and marinated well. The prices were reasonable for the amount of food we got.

How many remember the Park Side Market located at Mc Bryde & Kern in Richmond…read more The store has changed hands many times over the years. There are new owner / operators and it appears that the store has been cleaned up and re-named Stop & Go. The exciting thing is what is going on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in front of the store. There is a POP-UP Taqueria in front of the Stop & Go. The food is fast, reasonable priced and tastes great. They open Friday, Saturday, Sunday (I have not found a website yet) This a destination eatery for somebody that is hungry.

I saw pictures of this enticingly delicious looking breakfast sandwich for a "Hot and New" Business…read moreon Yelp....I won't tell you what my eyes were "saying" but I knew my mouth had to get around that sandwich. I visited Eye of the Avocado yesterday which is currently a pop-up in the former Sandbox Bakery/Pinkie's Bakery. On the menu is their signature sandwich which I couldn't even pronounce at first and later figured out that it was the acronym for the sequence of colors in the rainbow: Roy. G. Biv. DUH! They taught us this in kindergarten but I guess I was too busy flirting with Jonathan...this adorabley cute hapa boy (with the Jonathan Bower bowl haircut) that was in my class. Hmmm, I wonder if he's still single?! Back to that signature sandwich...the Roy. G. Biv. - 7 minute egg, herbed butter, cheddar, pickled veggies, brioche ($10). And, what's a breakfast sandwich without bacon (+$3) and avocado (+$2) so I added them both. Gluten-free bread available for +$2. Eye of the Avocado also sells a handful of pastries and coffee. I know $15 is a lot to pay for a breakfast sandwich for a non-sit down restaurant (there's only 3 counter seats and a bench outside) but you're paying for top-notch ingredients here and supporting a small local business. The Roy. G. Biv. may very well be the contender for one of best breakfast sandwiches in San Francisco (with a few tweeks): http://bit.ly/2iMMVrF. The brioche is buttered before toasting which creates sumptuously caramelized edges. The thick bacon was rich and crispy (not too salty) while the perfectly ripe avocado added another layer of butteryness with the pickled veggies giving a punch of acid. The breakfast sandwich had great layers of flavors and was deliciously satisfying. But, you only get one slice bacon so half of the bites were bacon-less. For the price, you should be able to taste the bacon in every bite. I also wish the egg yolk was runnier. IMO, you can't have the ultimate breakfast sandwich without egg porn. The owner and the cashier were super nice, enthusiastic, and you can tell they love what they do. Eye of the Avocado is only running for a couple of more weeks so go get your mouth around the Roy. G. Biv. while you can!

Jes's cooking is consistently delicious! She prepared meals for us customized to specific dietary…read morerestrictions (including low-FODMAP) and it has been just what we need. She is attentive to detail, makes food that tastes good *and* looks beautiful - a range of colors, good combos of ingredients...all reflecting some superb chef skills. And great communication skills. Food made with love and care. If you're considering hiring her, I recommend without hesitation!

Amazing fresh breads!! Like no other. I'm definitely ordering more !! I got bread from here a few…read moretimes now and I love that every time I go pick it up it still warm.

Being chilean is synonymous with loving bread (chilean bread), sandwiches , sopaipillas, completos,…read moremerken... carne mechada, pebre.... although you may find similar products in hispanic restaurants or grocery stores... it's not the same. I've been living in the Bay Area for almost 6 years, during this time I've found only 3 chilean restaurants. So when I found Llama en Llamas I was really excited to try their food. What can I say? It's so good that I dared write my first Yelp review ever. If you don't trust my judgement, you should definitely try their products, after all... how often do you have Chilean food?