I came here for lunch one weekend with some friends, and ordered the: Cha Kroeung (Lemongrass Chicken): Chicken with herbs, lemongrass, galangal, shallots, makrut lime leaves and turmeric paste, served with ginger rice. Nice flavor of the lemongrass and chicken and lime leaves. A bit salty once you run out of rice, but with rice it isn't salty. Bai Cha (Fried Chicken with Rice): Ginger rice with fried chicken fillet with pickled chili garlic sauce for dipping. Nicely fried crispy fried chicken that goes well with rice. Khmer Fried Chicken (KFC): salt and kampot pepper fried chicken with a side of lime. This chicken was juicy and crispy even after 15-20 minutes. Overall, very delicious and will come back again. read more

Hands down my new favorite spot in the Ferry Building and dare I say the best sit down restaurant!! Was so excited to try Cambodian food, which did remind me of a lot of Vietnamese and Thai flavors... We came around 12:30 for lunch on a Friday and it was busy! They basically were only doing takeout orders but we managed to snag a table for 2 and dine in. We got the Khmer chicken wings, dry noodles, lemongrass chicken and yellow curry with breaded chicken cutlet. Everything was really good, especially the wings, definitely some of the top in the city. So flavorful and crispy, loved it with some lime and their fish sauce with serrano peppers that was on the table. Glad they have some chicken options, wish there was a chicken noodle option. Could've eaten the lemongrass chicken by myself/wish I didn't have to share. Really solid, could've maybe even used a little more lemongrass, spice and sauciness since some pieces felt a little less spiced. Yellow curry had a slight turmeric after taste when we had the leftovers. Definitely worth the hype! Nice staff as well. Got a lychee drink with the food and it was a bit too sweet but had nice natural lychee flavor and appreciate them having it as a drink option. Will definitely come back! read more

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First time trying Cambodian food in the city! I got the lemongrass chicken with ginger rice and it was so flavorful and delicious. I also tried the noodle soup which was also a hit. Located in the Ferry Building so it was quite crowded even on a weekday lunch. Finding seating was a bit challenging but doable. They accidentally served our food in takeout format which was unfortunate but I will definitely be back regardless. read more

Lunette - Spicy lemongrass chicken - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

I was told Lunette Cambodia is packed during lunch hours at the Ferry building. As much as I wanted to dine-in, I listened to my coworkers advice and ordered online for pick-up. Due to limited space, they do not take reservations. The menu is simple and limited but everything looks mouth-watering! I ordered the LORT CHA because I haven't seen pin noodles served for years! It's stir fry with pork and eggs. The meat and sauce was too salty for me. I think it was the fish sauce. I know that's frequently used in Cambodia cooking. It was still very good - just on the salty side. Ordering online was very easy and quick. The wait was about 30-45 minute so I would plan ahead and order early before you get hungry. read more

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There's no shortage of food options in and around the Ferry Building. Lunette has been on my list of places to try since I heard about them. Finally got to try them out a few Sundays ago. Their menu is short and sweet, which makes me think that all their offerings must be great. I opted for the dry noodles, which included a light broth base to put in the noodles, but definitely not enough to call it a noodle soup. The first few immediate bites were tasty, but later on I felt really thirsty. Not sure what's in this broth or noodles. I had a few bites of the protein rice entree and that sauce was meant to be savory sweet, but a bit too sweet for my liking. Customer service was a mixed bag. The cashier didn't seem to want to be there and stared at me blankly when ordering, totally understand that the line was long and kept coming so she was probably tired. I would've rather ordered through a self-service kiosk. The lady that handed me the food was upbeat and pleasant. May want to give Lunette another try in the future, but not hurrying back any time soon. #18/2026 read more

Lunette - Rice entree - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I was looking for something to eat at the Ferry Building before I went home, and saw a line in Lunette, so I decided to go there. They were already busy when I came, but the service was pretty quick. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The restaurant space was small, but the staff was pretty fast at cleaning and wiping tables for the next diner. I ordered the Dry Noodle. It was rich and hearty, with many layered flavors. At first, I thought the dry noodles were a bit salty, but the side broth cut down on their saltiness. The broth deepened and enhanced the flavor of the dry noodle. The pork in the noodles was a bit dry and overcooked, so I didn't care much for it since it didn't ruin the dish. Overall, I enjoyed my visit to Lunette. I am happy that I came here and finally had my first Cambodian food. I will definitely come back if I am in the area. read more

Lunette - Dry Noodle - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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These dry noodles are perfection. You get roasted rich umami noddles with big shrimp. Didn't need to add anything to savor every bite. Come early or you'll be standing in a line, especially on the weekend read more

Lunette - Dry noodles - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've been looking forward to trying Lunette and so happy I finally got the opportunity to. On a Saturday at 6pm it was packed! They have first-come, first served seating which was a little frustrating since you need to hover around tables that are finishing soon. Food was great! - chicken wings - 4/5 - pea sprouts - 4/5 - loc lak - 4/5 - steak portion was a bit small - dry noodle - 5/5. Very flavorful and nice portion! read more

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Lunette has been on my list for a while so I finally took the chance to grab lunch when I happened to be at the ferry building with a friend. It was peak lunch hours, ~12:30pm on a Sunday, and it was pretty busy. There's a packed bit of seating around the corner where Lunettte is located in the ferry building, an assortment of tables, stools and benches that have you elbow to elbow with other diners at some points. We ordered at the cashier and they told us they would pack our food togo since there was no guarantee of seating opening up - though we were lucky to snag seats at the end of a communal long table while waiting for our food. I got the K.T.P.P (kuy teav phnom penh) noodles dry, and it came with a small side of broth and unlike the soup version my friend got, came with some crispy pork too and a slice of lime. The broth was super flavorful and slightly sweet from what seemed to be daikon, and I do wish I got the classic soup version so I could have more broth, though the lime and crispy pork was perfect for the relatively hot day. Some of the meat was a little dry/tough though, and I did find myself wishing there was some more vegetable or something pickled towards the end as it started to get a little one-note, even with the lime. Overall, glad I've tried Lunette - the broth was execeptional, though I think the noodles and meats didn't really stand out to me, and I hope to try the chicken wings in the future too. read more

Lunette - dry noodle - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I have no other words but wow. I've never had Cambodian food before, and I'm honestly so glad I chose this spot for my first experience. The atmosphere, the vibe, the service, everything was on point. All the workers were welcoming and super friendly. It's inside the Ferry Building, so it can get pretty busy, but honestly that just added to the whole experience. I tried three dishes: Bai Cha (fried chicken): The chicken was crazy crispy and packed with taste. It came with pickled radish and ginger rice. The rice itself was pretty simple, but the chicken easily stole the show. They also served it with a side of soup broth and what I think was a shrimp paste dipping sauce, which was surprisingly really good. Somelaw Guhree (yellow curry): The curry had a rich, comforting depth with a nice balance of spices and creaminess. It wasn't overpowering, just really well put together. Adding chicken gave it a slight crispy contrast that made each bite even better. This was probably my favorite dish!! K.T.P.P Dry Noodles: Definitely a must try. The side broth was bold and had just the right level of saltiness. The noodles themselves were cooked perfectly, not too soft, not too firm, and loaded with a mix of toppings. They didn't hold back on the meat at all too!! I did end up adding a bit more lemon to give it a stronger citrus kick, but overall it was amazing. My friend got the lemon grass chicken which was also really good. Overall, amazing first Cambodian food experience. I'd 100% come back. read more

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I've gone to this cozy, ferry building place so many times in the last month because my new office is nearby and I've been a happy customer every time. My go-to is the salt and pepper beef, but I've heard great things about the noodle dishes there as well. Every bite of food from this place is full of flavor and it's so hard to find Cambodian food in SF. The waiters are all really nice and helpful as well. This place is a gem! Note: I think the portion sizes are fair, but if you are a big eater like me you might not be full read more

Lunette - Salt and Pepper Beef - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

We came in the middle of the day like around 3pm. They only had 2 dishes available, because they were closing soon to get ready for dinner. Good thing it was dishes we didn't mind to have. Both noodle dishes. I had dry & he had actual Kathew. SO flavorful. Lunette is a very nice owner. We talked to her for a bit. I'm so proud of her coming back from closing Oakland spot & opening BIG in the heart of the city showing the Cambodian culture. Makes me happy, Hopefully, more people will know more about Cambodian culture now. Glad we came to try her spot. Will definitely come back, maybe even with work friends. To show the culture, since my husband is Cambodian/Khmai as well. read more

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It was a busy Easter Sunday at the Ferry Building and Lunette had a great flow of customers for the lunch rush. While there is limited seating in front of the restaurant, my friends and I decided to take our orders to go and find an open table to eat at nearby. The restaurant is adorned with bright colors and provides an open-concept atmosphere where you can watch your meal being made. There are both booth seating at the counter and tables to accommodate customers dining in. If this is your first time here, your orders are taken on the right side, where the menus are. It took roughly 15-20 minutes for my meal to arrive, which is understandable due to the small kitchen capacity plus the continued rush of customers that the staff was managing. This is my second time here and I decided to try the lort cha, which is pork stir fry pin noodles. The greens and bean sprouts provide a nice crunch with each bite, while the pin noodles are the perfect thickness to soak up the powerful flavors of the sweet garlic sauce. I appreciate that they don't skimp on the volume of ground pork and eggs. Now, if you're into more spicy flavors, keep in mind that this dish is on the sweeter side and is reminiscent of teriyaki with the balance of sweet and salty. The meal does come with hot sauce and you can also pick up packets of sriracha sauce at the counter. Overall, I really liked this dish and I'm happy to be able to explore Cambodian food here at the Ferry Building! read more

Lunette - Lort cha / pork stir fry pin noodles - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Lunette has long been on my list of places to try, but I had been waiting it out because every time I walked by, the line was outrageously long. My friend and I decided to try our luck on a Sunday morning right when it opened, and we were one of the few customers to snag a table among the early lunch crowd. I had my heart set on trying the noodles, and after much internal debate, I decided to order the dry noodles. Despite the quickly-growing line, my noodles were prepared in under 10 minutes. The thin rice noodles were coated in a slightly sweet sauce that reminded me of pad Thai (but more savory). The toppings included ground pork, a thin slice of roast pork, bits of charred pork belly, and a couple of prawns. Every single bite was delicious - there was a balance of sweet, salty, and tangy in addition to textural variety from the various forms of pork. The cup of broth served alongside the noodles had a very comforting taste that I sipped in between bites of noodles (vs. the soup). With a squeeze of lime and a drizzle of chile oil, each bite was loaded with flavor. The seating area was small, but it was roped off so it still felt semi-secluded from the bustle of the Ferry Building foot traffic. While I didn't have to wait long to order and receive my food, the line wrapped around the corner by noon. The menu featured many other delicious sounding items, including pork noodle soup, yellow curry, and various chicken rice plates. Next time, I will bring more friends so we can try it all! read more

Lunette - KTPP dry noodles - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

We stopped by Lunette on Saturday for lunch after a friend recommended it because she saw it on Netflix, and I am so glad we went. It was my first time trying Cambodian food and it definitely did not disappoint. We all ordered the dry noodle dish and it was absolutely delicious. It came with a side of broth that balanced everything perfectly. I especially loved the jalapeños in fish sauce on the side, such a simple touch but so flavorful. The ambiance reminded me of a food stall, very vibey, and the service was quick and efficient. Can't wait to come back and try more dishes! read more

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Very busy and definately worth the wait. Order up front and find seating after you order, it's a little hectic but shows the food is worth it! read more

Lunette - Noodle dish - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Lived this cute little Cambodian spot inside the Ferry building. It's inviting and not too heavy on your pocket when you are craving a decent meal option and still want to save room for dessert or coffee after. In $50, we got: - spicy lemongrass tofu - 4/5 - loved the heat and the crunch from the bell peppers - spicy lemongrass chicken - 4/5 - customized to have chilis on the side and keep the main fish zero spice for the kiddo. Lots of chicken and looked saucy. You have to order at the counter and then they get your order to your table. We did a to-go and sat outside in the sun. Its closed sunday and monday! Will try the noodles next time :) read more

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This place took me by surprise! The utensils, the decors, and everything remind me so much of home! For context, I lived in Asia for a long time and haven't seen familiar vibes forever! It made me felt like I'm sitting in a local food stall in Asia vs being in a fancy spot in a ferry building. They really said "Proud Cambodians" in every aspect of the place! So, here's my two cents Food: we got dry noodles and Lok Lak. Both dishes are very tasty and each bite transport me back to being in Asia. Dry noodles comes with a bowl of broth so you have the option to add a little bit of liquid if you so choose. The dry noodles also come with HUGE shrimps, chewy rice noodles, sliced lime ‍, crispy garlic for the crunch, minced pork, and all cilantro and scallions to bring it all together. This is a dish to reach for when you want noodles but you don't want hot broths. It's quite filling and goes well with a cup of iced water or lemony drink of your choice. As for the Lok Lak? Think beef fillet mignon meets peppery taste! It served along side of fluffy and fragrant jasmine rice, which is such a perfect combination. Feels like a warm hug with each bite if I'm honest. The red onion adds complexity with its crunchiness whilst balancing everything together. It's a beautiful marriage between the beef, peppers, and the sauce that they use. I put a bit of fish sauce chili, a common condiment found in any Southeast Asian food establishment. The fish sauce heightens all the flavors and makes the bites much more satisfying than the last. 5/5 Service: Since it's a small space, you will have to fight to get the table, which is on par with what you have to do at any food stalls in Asia! We paid for our orders first as to go order since it was packed. Eventually, we found a spot to sit and the staffs are very attentive in making sure we have all the right tools to enjoy our meals. We can sit as long as we like and they do not shoo us out! 5/5 recommend. Ambiance: it's in ferry building which means you'll be dealing with loud noises. This is good to know if you tend to get overstimulated. But for me, it adds to the nostalgia of being in a good food stall somewhere in Asia. If you prefer water front view with seagull friends, you can take the order to go. Either way, it's a good place to get authentic food and being exposed to the experience. 5/5 recommend Fun Tip: if you're a noob and have upcoming Asia trip, it's a good idea to practice your palette by eating here. Asian food, especially Southeast Asian food, is complex , layered, and adventurous. It can be overwhelming for the virgins as the flavor profiles are rich, has depth, and relatively complex. Plus, some ingredients such as fish sauce could be off putting due to strong odor but that's half the fun ! Give it a try, I dare you! read more

Lunette - Lok Lak - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Outstanding. We went for the annual Ferry Building Valentine Fundraiser called "Love Bites " but after tasting several Napa wines & some small bites I was still hungry and walked by Lunette which had a long line for dining, so I knew this would be a wise choice. As I contemplated my order I had to ask a few people in line what they recommended and boy did they. I ordered the Dry Noodle bowl, it has less broth but a savory cup of broth on the side. It's for dipping the noodles in as you pluck them out of the bowl with your chopsticks. This bowl of yummy noodles and that broth was a "Wow" kinda like a good Pho broth. So tasty, so favorable. Perfect seasonings not too spicy, you can add chili sauce. The place was happening, music, chatter, people sharing food, workers were kind and one of them actually kept an eye on us, he taught us not to pour the broth into the bowl, which we were about to do. Saved by the cook. I highly recommend this Cambodia restaurant, similar to good Vietnamese cuisine. I would seek this fun place out next time I'm at the SF Ferry building and I recommend you do too. read more

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It was busy even at 1:30 on a Tuesday. Limited menu - we both had the yellow curry with added fried chicken. Very tasty, reasonably priced. read more

I've been really wanting to try this place after seeing reviews of it on social media. I'm so happy my boyfriend and I came here after our night out LOL the soup noodle was perfect. Service was fast. I was worried about not finding a table to dine in at but there was enough space. Here are our food ratings: Soup Noodle - 8/10, delicious! very flavorful broth. the slices of pork were the best. i didn't end up finishing all the shrimp but it was still yum. Dry Noodle - 8.2/10, "good but a lil dry" -boyfriend I was eyeing food at other tables and want to come back to try some of the other dishes soon. read more

Lunette - Soup Noodle - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here on a Sunday for lunch and it was packed! You order & pay at the counter first, then they'll give you a number, and you can choose any open seating. Food came out pretty quickly, and water is self served. We ordered the KTPP soup noodle. It was good but a little salty in our opinion. We asked for extra lime and had to put some sauce for more flavors. It's a decent lunch spot in the Ferry Building. read more

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Great food , service was fast and nice indoor ambiance inside the ferry building . I stopped by on a Tuesday early evening and did not find it difficult to get a table. Dry noodles were tasty , saucy and great balance with the combination of 3 different porks. read more

Lunette - Dry noodles - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Have been so eager to try Lunette after hearing so many rave reviews. It's exciting for me as a Southeast Asian to see Khmer cuisine so popular! The decor and the soft music playing near the register gave it a familiar ambiance for us. We stopped here on a busy Saturday afternoon and it was very packed. Our order had to be to-go but we found a table nearby for the four of us. We ordered the KTPP dry and loc lak to share amongst us since we weren't super hungry. Overall I think the food was good. Some parts weren't my cup of tea but I think that's because I'm used to a more Lao and Vietnamese version of the dish and seasoning. The noodles were tasty but I think had a little too much black pepper, which overwhelmed other flavors. The side of broth was very warming to the soup. The beef dish was good but a little smaller than expected. I would come back here and try other things on the menu! And maybe during a less busy time so I can eat within the space. read more

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Hands down one of the best noodle spots in San Francisco. Lunette serves really delicious Cambodian food. Gotta admit.. we came here because there was a Netflix show on noodles and Lunette was featured. I love the story of the chef Nite Yun and her passion for identity and her food. The place is pretty casual. You order in the front and find a spot / a table afterward. The food is AMAZING. I went multiple times and had the dry noodles and the noodle soup. They are both amazing. The noodles are chewy and the flavor is umami and the spices hit just right. The fried chicken is also my favorite. It's crispy on the outside and tender and juicy in the inside. I crave for this place all the time. The only downside is that it's on the expensive side. With an app and two mains, it's usually around $60-70 per visit. I love good food so I don't mind spending that much and would definitely go back! read more

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We've been wanting to try this place for a while, and so glad we did! We came on a Saturday (around 12), and it seemed like the sweet spot right before the lunch rush. Seating is limited (but big, for the ferry building). Try and sit at the bar if you can. Ambience was busy, lively - but home-y at the same time. Staff was attentive and very friendly despite this, which was nice on a weekend. Now the FOOD. Everything we had was absolutely delish. We had the fried chicken with rice and dry noodles. Please utilize the sauces in the able and the ones they provide. (We loved the fish sauce/ jalapeño sauce, on everything). We are definitely coming back to try new dishes and just for the side of broth! Definitely my new favorite Khmer restaurant!! read more

Lunette - Dry noodle and side of broth - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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One regret in life: What took me so long to try this place?? The Cambodia chef was featured on Netflix show and I loved her story and now I love her food! It gets quite packed so get there at opening. You order at the counter and then hope to find a table. It does come out pretty quickly so fear not. The noodle soup is just perfect in this kind of weather and let's face it, most days in SF. It's worth going to the Ferry Building just for Lynette! read more

Lunette - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

We came to Lunette during a busy evening. We waited in line to order and got one soup noodle dish, a spicy chicken and fried chicken dish. There was a seat for four empty when we came but we were told it was reserved and for us four to sit at small two seater table. The soup and the spicy lemongrass came out quick but the fried chicken took some time. My favorite dish was definitely the spicy lemon grass. The restaurant was open to the market and very loud so we couldn't talk a lot. We finished our meal in a small table about an hour after ordering. The table that was "reserved" was not used at all so that was very confusing. read more

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Order and sit down style. Great option at the ferry building. Quick service. Love the condiments. Cambodia represent!!! read more

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Line can get pretty long for Lunette, but you have the option to order for to go or to grab a seat and eat in. We were lucky to grab 2 seats that just opened up at the bar right after we ordered. We decided on 2 sides and a main entree, that was the greens, the wings, and dry noodles (main). It was actually the perfect amount, but then we were offered an extra bowl of noodle soup, the said, complementary/on the house. We did not turn it down! But even though the soup was delicious, it was too much food. read more

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Located in the Ferry Building, Lunette serves up classic Cambodian cuisine perfect if you're looking to try something new for lunch. The main go-to is the pork noodle soup, which features a flavorful pork broth and rice noodles. Unassuming at first, each bite draws you further in, with the acidity of the lime in the broth, crispy garlic and pork rinds, and the pork. It feels like each bite unveils more components of that dish that all come together to create an incredibly satisfying bowl. Given it's in the Ferry Building, there are often quite a lot of people. Be prepared to wait a bit if you come during lunch (15-20 min), but the food is well worth it! read more

Lunette - Pork noodles - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

The food was absolutely delicious, though I found the portions to be on the smaller side. We particularly enjoyed the salt and pepper beef - it was tender and cooked perfectly, though I personally felt it was a bit too salty for my taste. Despite this, the flavors were overall quite satisfying. What really stood out was the exceptional service. During a very busy lunch rush, the staff tried to accommodate our group of four, alerting us when groups were almost finished to help to find us a table(it is a first come first serve for tables). It was a bit too hectic, but I would try and make a return visit on a less busy day. read more

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It is especially busy on the weekends and it is very difficult to find any seating. Other than the lack of room and wait time, food is surprisingly good and comes out relatively fast for how many people they serve. The flavors of every dish is delicious but the serving is slightly small. read more

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Walk up to order and grab a number. Even with the casual seating, we got really great service. We found a nice table "outside" and it was great for people watching. Food was perfectly cooked and delicious. If you're considering the fried chicken, I would do it!! It complimented our noodles well. Both noodles are similar just a soup vs dry version. Lots of folks walking by would stop and say oh we want to order that!! Worth checking out. read more

Lunette - fried chicken, pork noodle soup, dry noodle - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Deeply comforting, light pork broth with a hint of sweetness, layered with bouncy noodles, pork three ways (fried pork belly chunks, sliced pork, ground pork), and shrimp- what is there not to like? As a first time try for Cambodian food, I'm thoroughly impressed. The soup, while reminiscent of pho, if wholly unique in flavor. Even to go, the pork belly stayed crispy. Make sure to get some jalapeño slices soaked in fish sauce if you like a little spice! One of the better restaurants in the Ferry building; I would definitely recommend a visit. read more

Lunette - Pork noodle soup - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Even though I've visited the actual Angkor Wat in Cambodia, my exposure to Cambodian cuisine is pretty minimal. I never tried Chef Nite Yun's previous restaurant, Nyum Bai, but fortunately she opened this popular spot in the Ferry Building last year. I've passed by the cafe when it was completely packed, but this last time, it was only reasonably busy. I seized the moment to have lunch here even though I usually have an aversion to tourist-centric gathering spots. You order at the counter here. The menu was split between noodle and rice dishes with chicken wings and stir-fried greens offered separately as snacks. I ordered the $21 KTPP (Kuy Teav Phnom Penh) Dry Noodles because I was drawn to the vague description of "pork three ways". It turned out the pork indeed arrived in three discrete preparations. It came: (1) fatty and minced; (2) sliced and blanched, and (3) as deep-fried pork fat cubes (cracklings). Rice noodles, a couple of prawns, crispy garlic, scallions, cilantro, and a sweet soy sauce completed the bowl (Photo 9). It was chock full of tastiness though the noodles were a tad chewier than I preferred as I sat quietly at the edge of the dining area. The fish sauce condiment helped as did their half-cup of their 8-hour pork broth. In hindsight, I probably should've gone for the soup. Tthe $3.50 can of Yeo's chrysanthemum tea drink was pleasantly refreshing. FOOD - 4 stars...a robust noodle bowl with a potpourri of pork AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...a lot of foot traffic around this tight space SERVICE - 4 stars...efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...more Cambodian please RELATED - Exploring the Ferry Building? Here's a collection of places l've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/rgTY1uJ6bL read more

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It's a cute spot in the busy Ferry Building. There was a bit of a line when we arrived in the early evening on Saturday, but it was well worth the wait. The food is so full of flavor. I went with friends, but the meal was so good we actually stopped chatting just to focus on the food! To top it off, the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly throughout. I'm already craving more!i read more

Lunette - Salt and Pepper Beef - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I remember walking by this spot because there were at least 3 parties waiting to be seated on a weekday. I then was able to recall the spot when watching Samin Nosrat's "Favorite Places to eat in SF" Conde highlight where Chef Nite Yun's food jumps off the screen. This place was busy and I'm glad I came solo and sat at the bar. My bowl of noodles came out swiftly, with a sidecar of golden clear broth and lime wedges. Under a shower of cilantro leaves laid crispy fried pork in lardon shapes, ground pork, and also thinly shaved pork. The 3 way of pork offered texture but also different tastes. The lardon was fatty and salty, the ground pork was lightly seasoned before cooking and then the sliced pork provided lean porcine in the purest way. read more

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Quick service, good portion and extra crispy fried chicken wings for starters :) I have been wanting to try this place after watching the Netflix Chef's Table Noodles documentary and Lunette didn't disappoint. Staff recommended trying both the soup and dry noodles, and I liked the dry one a lot more, the flavors are much more robust than the soup version. Good spot inside Ferry Building for a quick fix of warm dishes and see what the hype is about for Cambodia dishes~ read more

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I came here today with a friend and thought it was not bad. I ordered the pork noodle soup. I did like the broth itself, but with the noodles combined it didn't have a whole lot of flavor. I tried adding sriracha along with their jalapeño liquid but it didn't really supplement the flavor. Overall, I don't think I would come back. read more

Lunette - Pork noodle soup - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California