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    Lunette

    4.3 (394 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed

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    Seafood noodle soup
    Chris K.

    You don't need to sit on a plane for 18 hours to get really great Cambodian food with a super casual vibe in San Francisco. Lunette is in the Ferry Building so other than parking in SF it's an easy place to get to. Order at the cash register on the way in, pick a table and food is delivered. Tables are simple with metal seats for each person, just like you might find at the night market in Cambodia or Lao. We started with a self created tasting flight of Asian soft drinks. Lychee, Passion Fruit, Guava and Soursop, a tropical fruit you don't see every day. Soursop was the winner with the lychee and guava as runners up. Our table ordered one vege curry with fried chicken (oxymoron we know but the banger of the evening- you can add meat to the vege dishes), one noodle dish and a seafood soup. The curry sauce had just the right balance of curry, coconut and spices. Broth with the noodles was outstanding, it must be one of those 24 hour creations of love -- layering umami with savory deliciousness. This is a great find recommended by my daughter and now I'm recommending Lunette to you. The owner literally brought the recipes back from her Granny in Cambodia with all of the secret ingredients you would find eating at Granny's home. It's perfect for vegetarians and gluten free people as nearly everything can be made to accommodate. Meat eaters can add fried chicken to just about any thing and it is all super tasty. Highly recommended. Get there early, they don't take reservations.

    Fried Chicken and Greens
    Nicole D.

    So many gluten free options! I was overwhelmed and didn't know what to get. 6:30PM on a weekday there isn't much seating so we opted to take way and sit outside. We got there before the big line and maybe waited 10 minutes for food! The staff were very patient and kind. It was hot and crispy! The friend chicken was really yummy! The sauce was very tangy but refreshing. The Cha Spey was okay! It was tasty but was sitting in SO much liquid. I can see that being a takeaway issue. I'd go back again and try a noodle dish. They looked really comforting.

    Marissa P.

    I tried Lunette, this Cambodian spot in the Ferry Building, for the first time for dinner after work with friends. We got the dry noodle, salt + pepper beef, spicy lemongrass chicken, and Khmer fried chicken wings. My favorite ended up being the spicy lemongrass chicken, it was super flavorful and juicy. All the dishes were yummy and cooked well, my friends and I left feeling satisfied! I'd definitely come back here.

    Dry noodle
    Kamy T.

    Lunette is absolutely delicious! Got to try this spot on a Friday morning. Would recommend getting here before the lunch crowd since it gets busy. You order first and then find a seat, potentially sharing a table with folks. The food came out quickly! Everything was solid! The loc lak came first and was super peppery and flavorful. Meat was pretty tender and a good size portion. The fried chicken was moist and crispy - a bit pricey for 5 pieces but very good! The dry noodle was my favorite - chewy soft noodles, lots of pork, and amazing flavor - the bowl was a good size. The side of soup is savory and super flavorful. We left full and satisfied. There's self serve water and the workers were very kind. Would definitely be back!

    Only one noodle soup
    Helen L.

    I was hungry and thinking this bowl of rice noodles soup won't be enough 2 big prawns, slices of pork, fried pork bits, and grounded pork with cilantro and bean sprouts. I cleaned up the bowl by drinking the broth. They sell the beef broth for $15. Low and behold by the time I got up and walked around I was full. The broth didn't have MSG effects. Be sure to squeeze some lime into the soup. Adds so much taste. Great. Eat and go spot no dawdling.

    Soup Noodle (no, Vegan options) Pork based broth
    Andrea Y.

    If you haven't tried Cambodian food yet, this may be the place to start. Inside the bustling Ferry Building is this quaint eatery. Counter service and food comes out quick Got the Tofu Lemongrass with rice plate. There is spicy sauce with fish sauce on the countertops. Noodle Soup was warm and comforting Come explore the beautiful views of the San Francisco Bay and check out all the food stalls inside the Ferry Building.

    Annie Y.

    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.

    Loc lak - salt and pepper beef with onions and pea shoots
    Liz W.

    We have tried coming here a few times before but lines were long. Somehow lucked out on a weekend lunch! No ressies. Limited seating. Stand in line, order your food for dining in vs. take out, and all seating is first come first serve. There are some benches and picnic tables nearby outside of the restaurant where people were eating their take out orders. FYI If you can't/don't eat pork, food options are cut down by 50%. Food came pretty quickly. A little pricey when compared to comparable Thai, Vietnamese, etc cuisines -- the ferry building rent must be $$$. We really enjoyed lunch and thought both dishes were 4.5/5. Really complex (particularly the soup with pork 3 ways, I love the crispy pieces of pork belly!!!), umami, yet not too heavy at the same time. The beef was on the saltier side but so tender. Would definitely come back again!

    KTPP (pork noodle soup)
    Cindy L.

    The KTPP was one of the best noodle soups I've had in San Francisco in a while. The broth is very light yet flavorful. The noodles are the perfect consistency, not too soft, not too al dente. The three types of pork were all well executed and provided a variety of textures so the bowl felt less monotonous. Usually when there are slices of pork, it's usually tough, dry, flavorless especially given how lean the pork is, but here the pork is soft and maintains a nice pork flavor. The bean sprouts looked very fresh while a lot of other places' bean sprouts are wilted and turning color. It's first come first serve seating. I got in line 10 minutes before opening and was able to get first round seating. I was in and out of there in 30-40 minutes so pretty quick bite and the line moves very quickly, so I wouldn't be deterred from trying even if there's a line.

    Vicky L.

    I got the pin rice noodles and it was delicious! I've recently had a lot of Cambodian food so this came highly recommended by a lot of people. I would save it's a solid stir fried noodle for sure! But it wasn't anything crazy and honestly a little too wet of a noodle compared to other ones I've had. I think I'm just being a bit of a snob now since I've had a lot but overall I'd come back again!

    Amanda M.

    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.

    Lemongrass chicken
    Mahima D.

    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!

    Spicy lemongrass chicken
    Karina S.

    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.

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    Pollo Campero

    3.8
    (42 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    I go to Pollo Campero frequently, so I decided to try their new limited-time deal--$5.99 for 3…read morepieces of fried chicken (legs & thighs only). You really can't beat that price. I could only finish two pieces, so I took the third one to go. The fried chicken was not greasy, which I liked. For $5.99, it's a great value and hard to beat. I would definitely come back again--it's one of my favorite places to eat when I'm near Fisherman's Wharf.

    Pollo Campero at Fisherman's Wharf officially opened on February 14, 2024, and this location is…read moretheir third in the San Francisco area. A neighbor had mentioned it to us months ago, but we only got around to trying it recently. It's just a short walk from where we live, which made it an easy choice for a casual meal. My significant other, who has family ties to Guatemala, shared some background that made the visit even more interesting. Pollo Campero was founded in the 1970s in Guatemala by Juan Bautista Gutiérrez, starting as a small family business before growing into the largest Central American chicken chain in the world. For many people in Guatemalan and Salvadoran communities, it's more than just fast food; it's something deeply nostalgic, often associated with travel, family, and memories of home. The Fisherman's Wharf location feels casual and family-friendly. The space is long and narrow, with the ordering counter at the very back, so it may not look especially inviting at first glance, but once inside, it's straightforward and easy to navigate. The staff member who helped us was friendly, answered our questions patiently, and took our order quickly. As for the food, we tried the traditional hand-breaded fried chicken, which was well seasoned and full of flavor. It's familiar enough to appeal to fans of U.S. fried-chicken chains, but distinct enough to stand on its own. The sweet plantains were nicely done; soft, sweet, and a good complement to the chicken. We also tried the horchata and jamaica (hibiscus tea), and both were refreshing and well-balanced. While we were there, several families came in, and the atmosphere felt relaxed and welcoming, especially for kids. Overall, we had a pleasant experience, and it's easy to see why Pollo Campero resonates with both longtime fans and newcomers. If you're in the Wharf and want something familiar yet a little different, this is a solid option.

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    4.9
    (13 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    I really love this place for lunch! I hope the Grocery Outlet that will open with increase foot…read moretraffic for them! The staff there is really nice and always takes care of those that are dining in. The first time I came, the staff there brought use water in case the curry was a bit too spicy for us. So sweet ^^ The portion size is really good too so it's totally worth it. I always do their combo special so I get their smashed lemon tea at a discount. Food is freshly prepared so there might be a bit of a wait but your food is always piping hot. The sauce that comes with the karaage is really good!

    I currently work near iBowl on Fisherman's Wharf and was excited to try their food and drinks…read more They are new to the area, North Point Center, providing another option for food. I was here two days in a row. The first day the owners Kevin and Ava gave me 2 drinks to try for their grand opening. I had the Iced Matcha and Lemon Tea. I let many of my coworkers taste both drinks with small cups w/ ice. Everyone said that they loved both drinks, especially the Iced Matcha tea. It's the perfect blend of creamy texture,!and not too sweet. Today I ordered the Beef Stew Curry and fried eggs on the side to go. Both have an amazing presentation and were very delicious. If you're looking for some delicious Japanese curry in between the Fisherman's Wharf and North Beach District, this is the perfect place. Update: The Pork Katsu Curry is delicious as well.

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    Rooster & Rice

    Rooster & Rice

    4.3
    (543 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$

    Wasn't too busy on a Friday for lunch. Order came out Quick. Chicken was moist, the ginger sauce…read morepairs well with the rice and chicken.

    Rooster & Rice is a chain with multiple locations serving up Khao Mun Gai (or Thai style chicken…read morerice), but my most recent order with them really fell flat. I ordered "The Original" with jasmine chicken rice, extra cilantro, cucumber, chicken skin (love that those are free add-ons), and an egg, and while the bowl was fine, all of the flavors felt like they could've been amped up several notches as everything leaned pretty bland and one note. I even swapped in the ginger scallion sauce, usually my favorite with Hainanese chicken, but it still fell flat and didn't bring the dish together the way I'd hoped. The dark meat was okay, if under-seasoned, but the breast meat was honestly pretty rough as it was extremely dry to the point where I was chasing each bite with water just to get it down. I added the chicken spring rolls as well, which were poorly wrapped and fell apart after a single bite, and they used the same overcooked white meat, making them basically inedible. If this is the standard for their white meat, I really think they should either stick to dark meat or make it clear that dark meat is an option without an upcharge. That said, my order was ready right when I expected it to be, pickup was smooth, and the staff were very nice and friendly, which keeps this from dropping lower in rating as I'm likewise hoping this was just an off night.

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    Hot Sauce and Panko

    4.4
    (1.5k reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    so first off before I get into it, there's no seating (see picture for reference), and it's on the…read morecorner. there is a lil bodega across the way which is where we got some lemonades to wash everything down, and you order either online, by phone, or to the cashier (what we did). It took maybe 20 mins, which was perfect. now, it's show time. holy hell. my boyfriend RAVES about this place all the time, and we finally went as a pre-AYCE snack. it took all my strength to not change my mind to eat here instead. when I think of chicken wings, I think of 3 flavors on the spot: buffalo, lemon pepper, and garlic parm. never, in my big back days, did I think to combine buffalo with garlic-parm (in this case, garlic bacon parm). I couldn't even wrap my head around it before I ate it and while I was eating it. I have to confess that I don't even like buffalo, the tang and that feeling in the back of your mouth that makes you want to drink a full glass of water after? I always hated it. don't get me started on the color/the way it stains EVERYTHING. BUT THIS RIGHT HERE? screw my white shirt, I'll use it as a napkin for these wings. Serg idk who you are but you're my new hero. Plus the spice level? not crazy hot, maybe like hot cheetos level (the regular hot cheetos, but also the flavor is too good to care about the spice) Their ranch is also hella good, and I don't like ranch like that. This place is making me redact all my statements about foods I DON'T like. If that doesn't tell you enough, idk what will. we will 100000% be back for more than just a 5 piece. I might even wear a white shirt next time.

    Ordered to-go, wings were delicious!…read more I tried the Mango Habanero, Buffalo, and Lemon Pepper. Mango Hab was my ABSOLUTE favorite -- loved the sweet & spicy combo. The wings were so juicy and delicious. They have so many flavors, so definitely want to try some of the other options soon :)

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    K Soul Chicken

    K Soul Chicken

    4.4
    (212 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    I ordered the gochujang chicken, half bone in, half boneless, and let me tell you something, this…read moreis some of the BEST fried chicken I have had IN MY LIFE. And this coming from someone who ate chicken and waffles at Lois the Pie Queen and Home of Chicken and waffles in Oakland (check those places out too). Back to K Soul Chicken though, I was one of the only people in there, there wasn't really anything that looked special about the place. Makes sense though because they have the sense not to waste the money on some foolish decorations and whatnot, and to instead spend it all on THAT CHICKEN. Don't judge a book by its cover. This chicken was perfect. Absolutely perfect. I love it so much. It was pricey (20 dollars for a serving) but it'll leave you super full, and I would have paid twice that for this. Perfect texture, perfect taste. It wasn't the spiciest gochujang so if you're korean maybe you'll feel different but I'm white with a medium spice tolerance so cut me some slack. To me, the flavors were perfect. I almost threw up because I didn't leave enough room for the meal beforehand. I walked out of there barely able to stand. With any other food I wouldn't have been able to finish it but this was perfect. To all the reviewers saying "I ordered the galbi and i thought the flavors were okay" OF COURSE because you didn't order the gochujang. I'm telling you, I know fried chicken, it's probably my favorite food. I've tried the worst of the worst (KFC and Safeway) to the best - which is K SOUL CHICKEN. I don't speak with authority on a lot of things but I'll rant about this because I loved the chicken that much. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. Both times I've been there it's been nearly empty. This business deserves more. Bring your friends, order the gochujang, and prepare to be amazed by how incredible this chicken is. Perfect temperature. Perfect texture. Perfect taste of the chicken, the batter, and the sauce. Perfect spice (not overpowering or painful, but still spicy). Not to mention it comes with rice cakes (tteokbokki) and pickled radish. 10/10. I loved it so much. To the owner, I don't know your name, but thank you for opening my eyes to your food. Much love

    I was immediately greeted by friendly staff when I came in. It's a small restaurant and seems like…read morea lot of to go orders. The prices were reasonable, especially for SF. I was craving a sausage corn dog and ordered some fries as well. Everything came out quick, hot and delicious. My friend got garlic jalapeño chicken and it was also really good and packed with flavor. I will definitely be coming back here when I'm in the area next

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