Really good thai brunch!!! Interiors are nice, service was good, and flavors were hitting the spot. Will be back :)

Excellent menu and space. I like eating on the enclosed patio. This is now one of my favorite go-to places to meet friends for lunch or brunch. The menu is varied, creative, with some unusual offerings. The drinks are also on point. Attentive waitstaff that are always friendly and welcoming. The chefs know what they are doing. I want to try many dishes here, but for now, may I suggest the Dry Chili Pasta (skip if spicy is not your thing). I want to see this eatery succeed. I know they were planning to add a dinner service and I hope that helps. Most of the times I've been there, the restaurant hasn't been even halfway full. I did come for Saturday brunch once, though, and was encouraged to see that was pretty crowded. You can make reservations, but I'd say it's likely not necessary. read more

my girlfriend and I came here after working out The food here was not bad. The French toast had a great pandan custard flavoring on the side The steak sandwich I got was way too spicy, took the other half home since I was too stuffed. The ambience was pretty nice also. It looks like we beat the Sunday brunch rush read more

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Had a really great experience at Rise & Set--this spot is a gem in Lower Nob Hill. The space strikes a perfect balance between cozy and modern, with a bright, welcoming feel that makes it just as good for a laid-back morning coffee as it is for catching up with friends. There's a calm, neighborhood vibe, but everything still feels polished and intentional. The food and drinks were a highlight. The Benny with smoked salmon was especially good--rich but well-balanced, with perfectly cooked eggs and great flavor throughout. The avo smash felt fresh and satisfying, and the country fries were well-seasoned and hard to stop eating. Paired it all with a matcha latte, which was smooth, not overly sweet, and a great complement to the meal. Service was also on point--friendly, efficient, and genuinely welcoming, which always makes a difference. Overall, Rise & Set is the kind of place you want in your regular rotation--reliable, comfortable, and consistently enjoyable. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. Check it out soon as it's gaining in popularity and there is often a wait. read more

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I recently tried Rise & Set on my quest to find the best Asian fusion + inspired brunch spots in SF. There are definitely a good number of spots that fit the criteria and while I liked Rise & Set, I thought some of the dishes were a bit inconsistent. I came with a large group of friends for Sunday brunch and we were able to get seated quickly. First, we all ordered different coffees/lattes and unfortunately our waitress got a couple of orders wrong but it was quickly corrected and the coffee bar is solid, serving Andytown Coffee along with its signature Snowy Plover. I got the scrambled tom yum prawn which was great! Loved the flavorful tom yum sauce covering the eggs and the prawns were nicely cooked. I opted for a side salad rather than home fries to keep it light. I also tried my partner's steak, egg, and rice which was yummy and served with a great spicy jaew dipping sauce. There were some letdowns though - my friend's shakshuka came cold in the middle and she thought it was pretty bland. I also didn't wasn't a fan of the fried kaffir leaves in my prawn scramble which were inedible and not pleasant to chew on. While there are some areas to smooth over, overall it's a cute spot and overall a good choice for weekend brunch! read more

Rise & Set - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Walked in at 12pm and was seated immediately. There was a big party next to us and thus the service for us sucked. No one came to greet us or give us water after we sat down for about 10 mins. We had to flag the waiters down and even then they didn't tend to us. When the waiter came to our table, she looked annoyed to even take our order. Food came out promptly. Presentation was pretty and taste was decent. Flavors were balanced. Interior decor & vibes were cute. No one refilled our waters once or asked how our food tasted. Was so excited to try a new brunch spot in sf but unfortunately very disappointed by the service. Not sure if I will want to come back... read more

Rise & Set - Nova smoked salmon tartine - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

On New Years, we got spa treatments around the Japantown area and went looking for a brunch place - that is how we stumbled upon Rise & Set! We got there around 10:45 am, parking was easy since it was a holiday - metered street parking just up the block. We had no reservation for our party of 3 but got seated right away. The aesthetic of the restaurant was so nice - so modern/sleek. I even noticed a table where people were working, so it was almost like a cafe vibe but full meals available. I personally ordered the chicken and croffle while my girlfriends ordered the fried chicken benedict and the tom yum chicken. We ordered one pandan french toast to share - a good call because it was super flavorful but would've been far too sweet for one of us to take on our own! With two matcha lattes, tip, and tax, our meal came out to just under $130 for the 3 of us. Definitely not a cheap breakfast place, but super tasty. Service was great - multiple servers checked in on us frequently and we never had an empty cup of water in front of us. If I am ever in the area, I would love to come back to try their other menu items! read more

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The interior of this place is so beautiful! Loved the vibes. They have a fairly extensive brunch menu in my opinion and I ordered the tom yum pasta (super unique and something I haven't seen before!) I'll be honest, this was a good meal but personally I didn't love the sweet & sour flavor combination with pasta. I also thought the chicken would be mixed in, but it was served on the side. I also thought it was a bit pricey for the portion size. My friend loved her meal! She got a strawberry matcha but we could've skipped that as it was just okay. I would come back but to try something else on the menu :) read more

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came early at 10am and there was no line! by the time we left there was one, so would recommend coming early. the vibes are nice, nice lighting and minimalist design. the staff are great and check in frequently! we tried the: - scrambled tom yum prawn omelette ($24): the tom yum flavor was delicious but the prawns were hard/ overcooked - fried chicken benedict ($22): loved this. the potatoes are great and crispy, and the chicken was crispy and juicy a nice thai spice - iced strawberry matcha latte ($8.50): strawberry puree was nice but the matcha ratio was too weak :( read more

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This is not a review about the food, but about the fact that I went there today for the first time. It was 2:30pm. I was expecting to be seated, since their website shows they are open until 3pm on Saturday and Sunday. I was told that the kitchen closes at 2:30pm, so they couldn't sit me. Of course, I was very disappointed. If they refuse new business after 2:30pm, they should indicate they close at 2:30pm not 3pm. read more

A hidden brunch gem on Polk!! This might be one of my new favorites. We came on a Sunday morning, and surprisingly it wasn't too crowded. We were able to get seated right away. Their menu is a unique Thai Australian fusion. Food was delicious. The aesthetics are nice with cozy brick walls, glowing lamps, and a plant patio. Even the dishes and silverware were gorgeous. Each dish was plated like art. I liked how the tea came in a double layer glass cup. Big Breakfast: 10/10 Certainly lives up to the name. I love a savory breakfast, and this hit the spot. It came with a wide variety of sides. The fried portabello mushroom and grilled halloumi cheese were my favorite. Really fresh, rich flavors. French Toast: 10/10 This was a life-changing French toast. Bread was buttery soft, and not too sweet. The caramelized banana had a perfect crispiness. Need to come back and try their Thai Tea toast since it was sold out when we got there. Highly recommend checking this place out. read more

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Came on a weekday at noon for lunch. Was greeted, seated and order take. quickly. Food was fresh, made well, visually appetizing and quite yummy. Place was clean, spacious and well re-decorated. We enjoyed the overall experience and will be back. read more

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The decor and vibe are really cute and cozy, but the tables are kinda close together, so it felt a bit cramped. Staff was super friendly, and our food came out fairly quick, tho we did show up before peak brunch hours. I got a Thai tea and it was fine, tasted just like it should. Everyone else in the group seemed to like their drinks too. For food, I ordered the Fried Chicken Benedict (sauce on the side), and it was delicious. The chicken was crispy, juicy, and well-seasoned, and the eggs had nice runny yolks. I didn't care much for the side salad, and they actually forgot my house potatoes at first, but once I asked, they brought them over. Texture was good, but they could've used more seasoning besides just salt. My friends said the waffles and pancakes were good, and the fruit was fresh. But a few people at our table got the pesto omelet, and it was a miss. :( According to them, it had a wet/watery texture that was pretty off-putting, even though the flavor was fine. Prices are a bit higher than other brunch spots, but I'd probably come back to try some other things on the menu. Worth checking out, just maybe skip the pesto omelet. read more

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Relatively new to the brunch scene on Polk street, Rise and Set is a terrific contender for must try brunch spots in the city. A mix of modern and vintage, the interiors are beautiful. The dining experience feels high end while still being a brunch spot. The food arrived very fast, and service was great. I had their King Mushroom Tartine - 5/5 Breaded fried seasoned mushroom on top of a delicious sourdough with a charred crust, topped with a soft scrambled egg. Genuinely some of the better seasoned eggs I've had. Overall delectable. read more

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We came here for brunch and were not disappointed. You're able to make reservations online and the ambiance is adorable! We were seated immediately after checking in and ordered: - Egg shakshuka - Tom yum crispy chicken noodles - Crying Tiger sandwich Everything was delicious! The noodles captured the tom yum flavor so accurately, definitely very flavorful. We also ordered the lycheeju and blood orange mimosa, which paired perfectly with brunch. The servers were so attentive and refilled our waters frequently and always checked in with us. Definitely recommend! read more

Rise & Set - Shakshuka, crying tiger sandwich, tom yum noodles - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Absolutely awful service! I came here on a Saturday afternoon with two other friends and we sat for at least 10 minutes before realizing no server was coming to take our order. All 3 of us raised our hands and waved at the servers just standing there to come to take our order, and they made eye contact with us but didn't come. We continued to wave for another 5 minutes and then they finally came and the waitress flatly asked what we wanted. I've never had such terrible service out of all the restaurants I've been to in SF. I got the florentine Benedict which was mediocre, with a side dish of crispy fries which were honestly shaped more like potatoes / large wedges. The fries were flavorful and crispy, the best part of the dish. I would definitely not come back here though due to the service. read more

Rise & Set - Florentine Benedict, Ham Benedict, and toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

7/20/25 - I've tried so many brunch places in SF already, but this place is now one of my favorites there! The dish I got was the tom yum pasta with chicken katsu and it was soooo good! I love how the pasta had the nice sweet and sour taste of tom yum soup and the chicken was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Their Thai tea wasn't too sweet too! Beautiful interior aesthetic as well! Will definitely need to try other dishes next time! read more

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I've been here 3 times and truly love it! I almost want to gatekeep it since the brunch scene can sometimes be crazy in the city and this is one of my favorite lesser known spots but this place deserves all the praise! I'm a fan of the fusion dishes on their menu, their perfect strawberry matcha drink and overall aesthetic! Love the lighting and interiors. They also have some seats with natural light by the windows, which are nice. I've brought friends here (and come with a larger group with any reservation) who enjoyed it too. Don't sleep on their pastas! The tom yum and dried chili are our faves but the shrimp omelette is good too. Good service, usually not too long of a wait for food and usually not too crowded for a table depending on when you come. Cant wait to come back soon! Definitely a gem on Polk st!! read more

Great Ambiance for the neighborhood, fresh organic and vegan selections. They dont serve drip, so if you are in the mood for coffee expect to pay for each customized coffee. The Avo Smash was a fresh avocado sour dough toast adorned with radish, feta, herb crumble and a poached egg. They are strict with no substitutions. Servers were pleasant. read more

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Food was delicious. Absolutely no notes. I got Fried chicken benedict, it was so good, perfectly seasoned, good portion sizes. Sweet waiting staff. We didn't have a res and we got sat immediately. They were super kind and attentive. Warm romantic lighting, it was so pretty. read more

Rise & Set - Fried Chicken Benedict, Other was Dried Chili Pasta - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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New dinner spot alert! This Thai restaurant just started serving dinner (they were breakfast only before), and everything was delicious. Clean place, great service, and amazing flavors. Definitely worth checking out--everyone should try it! read more

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We came to rise and set on May 17th. We arrived close to the end of their lunch time. I would say maybe an hour and thirty minutes before they closed. There was about four other tables already seated when we got there and we were seated quite quickly. Considering the amount of tables still seated at the restaurant when we arrived, the frequency of checking in on us was not a lot. After the server took our order we did have to flag them down a few times to get more water and then to get our check as well. The space itself was still practically brand new as it hadn't only been open for a few months. Beautiful interior, there were some very nice light fixtures throughout the restaurant, and even the cutlery and tableware were very appealing to the eyes. Regarding the food overall the food was good but it was definitely missing a little bit of that flavor punch needed. For example the ribeye I got was a bit chewy and was lacking flavor when it came to a little bit more salt maybe a little citrus or acid to really brighten up the other herbs that were used to marinate the meat prior to cooking. The burger was cooked perfectly but it did need a little extra seasoning either salt pepper or a little spice to bring out the flavors of the meat. I will say the fries were delicious though perfectly crispy on the outside, with a little bit of softness in the middle. We almost ordered a third serving of those. Overall I would say good atmosphere, generally good service, food was good needed a little extra spice for some things and with the ribeye it should not be chewy. read more

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nice place for sunday brunch! has great breakfast and lunch options but their matcha definitely stands out! read more

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Found this place on the Infatuation, and it looked great from the pics. It looked promising. The reviews looked marvelous. The food looked solid. My husband and I sat down right away on a Saturday brunch, which should have been the first giveaway, although it was quite busy. He ordered the Fried Chicken Benedict, I got the Scrambled Tom Yum Prawns, and we shared a French Toast. The Scrambled Tom Yum Prawns was just not right. I do give the dish itself creativity, but I can't say this was anything delicious. The flavors and textures just didn't hit right; the saucy tom yum prawns just were too overpowering for the eggs, and the eggs got lost in the dish. It was also served over a toasted sourdough slice, which got extremely saturated (not in a great way). It was just too oversaturated of a dish in general too. Also, there wasn't enough egg in the dish - I would have rather had more eggs in the dish, compared to prawns (sounds odd, but because the tom yum sauce was so much, I think less would have been best). Not a great dish. My husband did enjoy his Fried Chicken Benedict, and our French Toast was good. These two dishes were generally good, but nothing with that X-factor that you can find at other brunch places like Plow. We don't know what it is. The service was prompt though, and the setting was very cute and modern. They have a sun room in the front, full of sun and windows, and a regular dining area. I enjoyed the bold and modern furniture, which was quite fun. Everything felt nice and fresh. Bathroom clean too. I can't say I would come back here. Sigh. Why is it so hard to find a new, delicious, brunch place these days? Onward with the search. read more

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We wanted brunch/lunch while nearby and decided to try out Rise & Set. No wait on a weekend at noon when we went so might've missed the brunch rush. I bet soon enough this place will have more of a wait though! Tom Yum Pasta - FANTASTIC. Such good flavor and acidity and truly a medium spice as the menu suggests. They can't really adjust the spice so would not recommend if you can't take some heat. Would come back just to eat this again. Wagyu burger - perfect, exactly what you would expect. Fries were super hot and crispy. French toast - my preference would be thinner toasts and the more classic French toast than the thicker brioche toast they use. Brioche toast would be okay but I think it needs to be soaked more to soften it up so it tastes more like French toast. Lovely spot, cute decor, and love their cool light fixtures! Price is very worth it for SF and for the amount of food on the each dish! read more

TL;DR Surprisingly attractive and spacious restaurant. The food and drinks are incredibly photogenic but taste somewhat bland especially compared to how alluring they look. The service is friendly and efficient. Honestly 4.5 stars but rounding up to 5 stars. The restaurant is not located in the nicest neighborhood or on cleanest block, so what a pleasant surprise to walk into such a lovely main dining room. There are additional seatings in the light-filled atrium area. The decor nicely complements the understated elegance of the building's Edwardian Architectural Style. We arrived at 2pm on a Saturday for brunch with a party of 5. We were greeted warmly and seated quickly. For drinks we ordered the mocha, strawberry matcha and Thai ice tea. The colorful drinks were begging to be photographed, but the flavors weren't as appealing. We barely tasted the chocolate in the mocha, the strawberry has overshadowed the matcha, and the Thai ice tea was mostly cream and sugar than tea. For food, we got the big breakfast, 2 crying tiger sandwiches, chicken waffle, and a king mushroom Benny. Again every item was freshly made and photographed beautifully, but the flavor was just a bit lacking. It would so much more memorable if the beef and chicken have a bit more seasoning. We were disappointed considering their website said they serve comforting Australian-style dishes with a gentle Thai twist...I think they might be taking the Thai twist a bit too gently. All in all the space felt comfortable and practical with a touch of charms. Everything was well executed with excellent service, so we still enjoyed our experience. read more

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Delicious brunch in the heart of San Francisco! Highly recommend the buttermilk fried chicken benedict. The potatoes were just ok, but the benedict itself was crispy, savory, packed with flavor, and HUGE! I'm a big fried chicken fan and this is 100% in the running for my favorite fried chicken benedict in SF. I took home half as leftovers for later in the day and it tasted just as good the second time around. If there's anything I love, it's brunch dishes with an Asian flair. The menu balanced classic and innovative brunch perfectly, with some truly standout options, like the crying tiger sandwich and the scrambled tom yum prawn. My friend ordered the Thai tea toast, which was sweet without being overly so. Definitely found it to be on par with some of the dishes at Alnico or Four Chairs. We loved that the restaurant appeared very accommodating for large groups. We came as a group of 7 on a Sunday morning and noticed several other large parties around us, some even bigger than 7. The staff was super friendly and even helped my friend charge her phone. Would absolutely come back! read more

Rise & Set - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Very cute and stylish brunch spot on Polk. They take reservations starting from 4 people so two of us + a baby in a stroller needed to get on a waiting list which was really short on a Saturday noon so we got a table in 5 minutes. We ordered Buttermilk fried chicken Benedict and lamb croissant. Both were delicious and fresh, lots of veggies on a side and the presentation was excellent too! Service was fast and friendly and the total vibe was nice and relaxed. Definitely a place to come back! I'd say it's pretty kids friendly too. read more

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This is a MUST try brunch spot on Polk St! There are so many dishes here that I've never seen at other brunch joints that show how unique this restaurant is. The Crying Tiger Sandwich was such a unique take on a Thai staple (Crying Tiger Salad). Sandwiched in between two thick pieces of bread is heaping serving of tender beef that is coated with a tangy and spicy sauce. Each bite was so mouth watering, and the sandwich held up its shape even with the amount of sauce the sandwich was coated with. The French fries that came with the sandwich were perfectly crispy and came with a spicy aioli (potentially favored with Tom yum seasoning?). The Tom Yum Scramble was delicious as well! Super fluffy eggs, tender shrimp, and a luscious tom yum sauce. My friend and I arrived at this restaurant at 12pm on a Sunday and we were immediately seated. I feel as though since this restaurant is new there aren't huge crowds quite yet, but I expect this place to get busy fast! Service was very great as well. We were quickly served and the wait staff came around regularly to fill out water and ask if we needed anything else. read more

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Sandwiches don't excite me, they remind me of the SADwiches my mom packed me for lunch. A slice of Bar S deli meat in-between two slices of burnt toast. No cheese. No condiments. No veggies. Mmmm, tastes like punishment! Yea, so I don't seek out sandwiches much. But, Rise & Set had me at their Crying Tiger Sandwich! But more on that later. Soft opening over the weekend, Rise & Set is a new brunch spot in Polk Gulch from the owner of Thai Spice. They took over the Modern Thai spot. Open for takeout and indoor dining. I believe it's walk-in only. It hasn't blown up on socials yet so it was very quiet during my weekday lunch visit. M E N U Aussie-Style Brunch with a Thai Twist. Aussie brunches focuses on fresh, seasonal produce and healthy options like smashed avocado on toast, smoked salmon, halloumi cheese, and poached eggs. And, quality coffee is a must. Think Bluestone Lane with some Thai fusion dishes - tartine, benedicts, omelets, salad, burgers, sandwiches, pastas, sweets (pancakes, waffles, french toast), and more. No alkie (liquor license pending?). F O O D * Crying Tiger Sandwich: 8 oz Grilled Marinated Steak w/ little gem, mint, green onions, cilantro, housemade num-tok butter, roasted rice powder, toasted sourdough ($28): https://tinyurl.com/489nf7xz - Served w/ fries - Requested medium rare Other than seeing chefluencers make this on TikTok, this is the first time seeing Crying Tiger in sandwich form in a resto. The Crying Tiger ribeye is marinated in a classic Thai sauce called nam jim jeaw made with tamarind, fish sauce, chiles, herbs, and toasted rice powder. The result? Tender, juicy cuts of well-marbled ribeye with explosive yet balanced flavors of salty, sour, sweet, and sour with a slight kick and delicious roasty flavor from the rice powder. The generous portion of ribeye was sandwiched between buttery toasted sourdough. It was messy to eat with slices of ribeye falling onto the plate but it was worth getting my hands dirty. If I had to nitpick, it could have been spicier or served with a side of thai chili powder to doctor to your liking. Served with freshly fried battered fries with a creamy, tangy ketchup-mayo dipping sauce. Well-seasoned, extra crunchy on the outside and airy soft on the inside. S E R V I C E Polite, friendly, and warm Thai hospitality from Fa and the chef. Food did take a bit to come out but they're brand new. A M B I A N C E Beautifully renovated space, stylish minimalism with neutral colors, white exposed brick walls, and plants throughout. There's about 12 tables in the main dining room and 4 tables in the completely enclosed front patio (more like an extension of the resto). Instrumental music playlist. P A R K I N G Challenging street parking. Polk/Bush Garage is a block away (1399 Bush). Overall, there's no shortage of great brunch spots in the city including Thai-American Fusion spots but Rise & Set has some unique dishes that set them apart like their Thai spin on pasta carbonara with Thai chili that I'm coming back for! read more

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Such a cutie brunch spot!! The French toast was delish. And the home fries were super yum with the omelet. The pesto omelet was fine, kind of watery and not as much filing as I would have liked. But the strawberry matcha was the STAR. Seriously so good!! Great ambiance and service as well read more

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We stopped by for brunch on a weekend. Unfortunately, since they are so new, it was quite difficult to find a way to make a reservation or call someone. When we finally were able to get there and get seated, the ambiance was nice! It was very clean and well decorated and beautiful. I ordered the chicken sandwich and shared the thai tea toast. The sandwich was a little unyielding and overwhelming. The chicken piece was way too big for the bun and didn't have any unique or outstanding flavor. The fries were good, however! The thai tea was quite underwhelming. The thai tea taste didn't come out as much, and I was hoping the toast was more like a french toast as opposed to a block of bread. The service was unfortunately a little slow and forgot a couple of our items here and there. The location is near a bunch of bars, so one of the other tables had a group of friends just come into the restaurant and stand around, which was pretty disruptive. Some of these things will probably be fixed when the restaurant has been around for longer, but who knows. I would wait to try this place until it figures out some of the smaller issues. read more

Rise & Set - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came here on a Saturday around 11 am and didn't have a wait :) We ordered the Shashuka, Buttermilk Fried Chicken Benedict, the Thai Iced Tea French Toast and Strawberry Matcha Latte! We enjoyed everything, but I would say it's my first time trying Shashuka and it was a bit salty and we were essentially eating tomato sauce :/ I guess maybe I would enjoyed it more if it had more carbs ie. bread with the dish? But staff was attentive - often refilling our waters and the food came out quick! Would probably stop by again to try other menu items :) read more

Rise & Set - Strawberry Matcha Latte - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I really wanted to love this brunch spot since it's right down the street from my work, but unfortunately it fell short. The drinks were definitely the highlight. The Strawberry Matcha Latte was delicious, and the café latte came out with a super cute design and tasted great. If you're going just for coffee, you'll probably be happy. As for the food -- it was mixed. The Crying Tiger Beef sandwich was good overall. The beef was well seasoned, though it could've been cooked a bit more to really elevate it. The Tom Yum shrimp scramble was tasty, but it leaned more toward being a toast dish rather than a true scramble. The Lox Benedict was underwhelming. It lacked flavor, and the hollandaise just wasn't great. The biggest disappointment, though, was the French toast. It looked beautiful when it arrived, but it didn't taste like it had been dipped in egg or custard and properly griddled. Instead, it felt like a thick slab of brioche that had been toasted until dry and then topped nicely -- pretty presentation, but not the texture or richness you expect from French toast. Service was also not good, especially considering it wasn't busy. Each dish came out separately with about 5-10 minutes between them, so by the time all four entrées hit the table, the first two were already cold. No one checked back on us, and we had to get up to ask for the check. Sadly, I wouldn't return. I had high hopes, but the experience just didn't deliver. read more

Went for the soft opening of Rise and Set. The interior of this place is beautiful and service is great but it took an hour for the food to come. We were really hungry and not used to breakfast taking such long. I wish they had bottomless coffee because by the time the food arrived I had to pay for 2 cups of coffee. I'd recommend this place for a visit given the service is faster. read more

Rise & Set - Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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A new breakfast/brunch spot in the neighborhood. I can see this place is going to be popular with young people especially couples and girlfriends gatherings. The design of the space is very thoughtful and elegant, gives a very modern vibe from the dining area to the bathroom, which makes it a very photogenic spot. The food plating is also very thoughtful and beautiful. The portion of food is really on the smaller side given the price... so I'm not sure if it will be as fulfilling of a dining experience for a guy like myself. The food overall is OK. I think it still needs some time to develop and perfect its menu but I consider this a upcoming and promising spot for the neighborhood. Thai Tea: 6/10 Scramble Eggs + Bacon: 8/10 Waffle: 7/10 Overall Food: 7/10 Ambience: 9/10 Service: 8/10 read more

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Strong favor and perfect Tom Yum spaghetti and the cutest Matcha latte! Love the latte art! read more

Rise & Set - Matcha latte - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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GOOD! It was my boyfriend's turn to pick a brunch place, and this one came up on TikTok, so we had to give it a try. The ambiance was nice and cozy. There were plenty of brunch options, ranging from sweet to savory, and we ended up getting both. The presentation was very aesthetically pleasing. The salmon lox was very good and quite filling, and the waffle was fluffy and light. I would definitely give this place a try the next time you're in the area. read more

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Excellent and fresh food, kind service and beautiful surroundings. My family and I enjoyed our first visit here! We were greeted and seated right away. Food came out pretty quick! We all enjoyed our meals and are excited to come back and try the other menu items! read more

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We loved how unique each dish was and how they had a Thai twist! We were pleasantly surprised by how delicious the tom yum pasta was--it's a must-try! We also loved the crying tiger sandwich and pandan toast. read more

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