Tasty!!! They don't skimp on the poke and it was a really solid portion size for a rice bowl. At…read morethis time of writing, a bowl was $13 which is cheaper than a lot of places you'll find in the Bay given the amount of fish they scoop. Their half and half poke was great: the shoyu ahi was deliciously savory, while the spicy ahi was definitely spicier than I expected! I'll have to come back to try the mochi donuts and drinks :)

Something about Hawaii poke just taste different. Not sure if it is the sesame seed oil or the…read moresalt they use but it was so good. The bowl might not look big but it was a hefty amount. Will come back for the donuts as I've had them from the pop up at Saratoga. So happy they decided to here! P.S if you dont want the rice, they also sell poke by the lb.

It was a hot day, so my mom was craving something cold for lunch. She picked the salmon sashimi,…read moreand I picked the salmon salad bowl. I was surprised by how much their selection has expanded since my last visit. They now offer a great variety of sushi, sashimi, and other fresh options, and everything looked delicious. My mom said her salmon sashimi was incredibly fresh and sweet. I really enjoyed my salmon salad bowl, it came with avocado, cucumber, edamame, and seaweed. It was light, refreshing, and perfect for a warm day. My only complaint is that the portion was a little small. I honestly could've eaten two bowls! Lol! This place is small but clean and well organized, and the customer service was friendly and welcoming. I'd definitely come back for another fresh and satisfying meal.

I have stopped by here a few times when I'm in the area and want something quick. The fish has…read morealways been fresh and the quality is good, which is why I keep coming back. It's a small shop, but it's great for grabbing sushi or sashimi to go. The selection can be a little limited depending on the day, and it is definitely on the pricier side for the portion sizes. That being said, the freshness, quality, and convenience keep me coming back. Service has always been friendly.

Stopped by here after a run on ocean beach. I was super hungry and in the mood for a sandwich. This…read morespot did not disappoint. I tried the bbq pork banh mi and it was delicious. One thing about Mr Banh Mi is they do not skip out on the meat. It was stacked in the sandwich. They also had a good portion of veggies and the baguette was super soft. It's a grab and go spot, which was good for me since I had it to-go. I definitely will make my way back here.

So delicious! Haven't had a banh mi in ages and whoa I've been missing out. I was deciding between…read morea shrimp fresh roll and a tofu banh mi until they recommended #15 a bbq shrimp banh mi. It was so good! The sauce, the amount of carrots, mayo and a lot of shrimp! I will definitely be back. That was an amazing lunch and quick bite in the area. Service is made to order and quick. No seating and it's all take out. Just grab and go and enjoy the nice day out.

Been on a memory rekindling kick lately…read more My Saturday errands make this a weekly reminder for me to return. It's been probably close to 15 years since I've dined here. My friend who lived in the neighborhood introduced this business when it 1st opened as a good late night (@ that time after 9 pm) spot after our league softball games. It became a weekend rotation dinner place for my family with my parents and brother joining me. As life changed, I stopped occasionally to get takeout until I eventually no longer came. Coming a little before 6 pm on a Monday, I found a metered parking space around the corner. Walking in, the dining room was empty but several bags of food were propped on a table near the entrance. Given my choice of tables, I picked a middle one against the left wall. I did my homework in studying the menu at home before ordering my meal. Here's what I tried at the restaurant: A. Thai iced coffee (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=O_5_MHInEqWAM-YlWRvC9Q) - Not normally a coffee drinker, I felt guilty drinking a sugar drink earlier in the day so I figured this would be less sweet. It was by a tad from a normal Thai iced tea but certainly not something that I'd order all the time especially evenings. B. Hoi Jor (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=RWIzMlUHFpng98S7tDi2UQ) - Fried tofu sheet stuffed with shrimp, pork, crab meat, and water chestnut served with sweet plum sauce. Having enjoyed this at their satellite location in the past at the Sloat Blvd. location, I was happy to see this on the menu. Not all Thai restaurant make this. I ate half of this, saving room for my noodle dish. It was tasty especially after dipping in that plum sauce. C. Pad Kee Mao with chicken (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=PPfYc6qTJJ7Wj9GoRIUkuw) - Stir fried rice noodle with bamboo shoot, bean, bell pepper, Thai chili, and basil; please note that the protein that you choose is in grounded form. I really enjoyed this as it came to the table literally smoking hot (temperature). Only thing that I notice is that I don't remember any bamboo shoot present. Still, the fragrant wok flavor shined here. While studying the happy hour menu, I combined an order of the larb salad, chicken (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=fx05BdylcnyHvuAsx64ifg) as a takeout order with my iced coffee. Having an activity out Tuesday, I started on this two nights later. It held up well and was perfect for the rising climate temperature in the City. The lettuce had good crunch and the topping was savory and tasty. As I prepared to leave, a few people came in to dine there. There was still a sporadic flow of takeout customers coming in and out of the restaurant. I mentioned my history here and the lady owner thanked me for returning. Big thanks to k (he told me that it's lower case) for catering to my needs throughout my meal. Another gal brought my takeout bag when it was ready. I look forward to coming back and having other menu items. Or, if the timing is right, I hope to invite visiting friend for a family style meal so we can try more menu items. *** k did elaborate that the owners are not the original ones from thirty years ago, but I can attest that the food is consistent with what I remember.

Recently revisited this spot and was honestly surprised. I got pad see ew and pad Thai. Pad see ew…read morehad great flavor and was honestly pretty good but the pad Thai definitely lacked. Was a quick option for dinner

There are just some things that shouldn't be made on trucks. Anything that requires intricacy in…read morethe mix of flavors I would say. Weapons of mass destruction maybe. I'm afraid I have to place ramen in that category. Maybe leaving the broth in a truck does something to dilute the richness or maybe someone spilled the gas in there. All I know was that I was at SoMa Streat Food Park and unfortunately had a hankering for ramen. I should have held onto it and gone to a real ramen house because what I had here was barely at a level comparable to a package of instant ramen where they forgot to put in the soup base. They offered four bowls here, all $11 - Shoyu, Shio, Miso and in an effort to be part of the hip crowd, Tsukemen (photo: http://bit.ly/26E8WNS). I tried the Miso thinking the soybean paste would thicken the flavor of the broth. It didn't. It was watery in a serving that might be more appropriate as part of a pre-school lunch program. The noodles lacked oomph as well. The toppings were what made the bowl more bearable - bamboo shoots, fungus, green onion, chives sesame, shoga (shredded ginger), and in a surprisingly generous move, three large slices of pork (photo: http://bit.ly/1rHIWRO). Alas, my hard lesson here is that ramen shouldn't come on wheels. FOOD - 2 stars...weak broth, even weaker noodles, what else matters? AMBIANCE - 2.5 stars...uhh, it;s a food truck SERVICE - 2.5 stars...not offensive, not memorable TOTAL - 2 stars...what a disappointment amid the trucks

Pretty nifty ramen food truck…read more For a food truck, this place is actually decent. I half expected some instant ramen or dry, stale meat--I was pleasantly surprise when they served a bowl of ramen with actual warm soup that isn't too hot for the sunny weather! The broth was pretty thick, which was also unexpectedly nice. The meat slices were pretty thick, the egg tasted pretty fresh, and the noodles are what I would expect at a sit-in restaurant--decent quality stuff. The only downside is that the prices is pretty high for a food truck (~$10 for a bowl or ramen). Otherwise, the place is actually pretty decent, especially given how most other food trucks stick to easy small bites stuff like tacos, sandwiches, finger foods etc. This ramen truck actually went the hard route and tried to serve ramen, which is usually only available at restaurants. Kudos! Definitely worth visiting again.

The owners are friendly and great customer service. I was working nearby and needed lunch to go…read more(and craving burritos). So glad I found them! My carne asada burrito was generously portioned and I split it with my husband. If I am working nearby, I'll definitely be back!

EASY DELICIOUS FAST FOOD MONDAY - FRIDAY 11 am - 6 pm I've…read moreeaten here multiple times and always very satisfied. They serve the trifecta of great quality, portion, and reasonable price. Fairly new location for this truck, hence not so many reviews. But it's really been the quick and easy spot for locals like me to grab a bite on the go. Stop here if driving on Highway 1 through San Francisco's Sunset District, just south of Golden Gate Park. Couldn't be easier to pull off headed north on HWY 1, take a right into Chevron. You could get gas and/or use bathroom and then something yummy from the truck.

Quick snack food kind of place. My pup and I have been here multiple times to get quick snacks and…read more(boba) tea drinks because it's nearby to the park. This place is also nearby to some schools and a few bus stops, so I'm sure it's popular with the kids as well. Haven't been in a while, so hopefully still good. Snacks to note: fried Oreo. Located on Geary and 33rd Ave.

It's a To Go only place so you order right at the door…read more It's an affordable place to get your Boba fix plus yummy snacks to keep your tummy full. Everything is fried. Their main clientele are students from the nearby schools so it can get busy during after school hours. What I don't know is if they still offer the rice bento boxes or not. There are some items that they've dropped from the menu possibly because it wasn't selling. It's always looks like it's never open but if the glass door is open then it's open for business. Unfortunately the hours are short as they close by 6:30pm.

Had a catering order of Poke. Fresh ingredients, generous portions, and fun to do your poke bowl…read more Perfect spot for a healthy and delicious meal. Will order again!

I used Two Fish for catering and it was amazing! The sushi and poke options were super fresh,…read morebeautifully presented, and a huge hit with our guests. Everyone kept going back for more and asking where it came from. I'd 100% order their catering again for future events!