Finally have chance to visit and try this restaurant. I was not planning to stop by but when I…read morepassed the the restaurant and lunch time , I decided to stop by. This restaurant serves Asian fusion dishes and it is not that large and bright. The concept kind of like fast food style where you order and pay first. It was full when we arrived and we had to wait. You cannot get the table until you ordered. You order at cashier and they will get you a table after you paid. We ordered bulgogi burrito, bsnh mi, curry udon with fried chicken , and ginger chicken jook. Our order was ready pretty quickly. I love the jook. It is korean style chicken porridge. Combine it with chine donut is great. Curry udon is yummy. It like malaysia laksa or thai red curry meet japanese udon. The soup is not yoo heavy and the fried chicken was yummy. Banh mi is kind of same as what you get from vietnamese banh mi shop. Burrito is ok but not special except this one come with bulgogi as the protein. Thus on is Mexican food meet Korean. Overall it was a nice lunch with my family. Will visit again when I am at neighborhood to try other dishes.

Wooly Pig is a good, but pricey lunch spot. Ordered pick up and took it home to eat. Seemed like a…read moregood idea since while there was plenty of tables, all were occupied and people were definitely doing work there so would not be freeing up anytime soon. By the time I got home, I realized they gave me the wrong sandwich. Ordered the Asian Cuban, but was given the wooly pig instead. Side salad was good, the dressing was tasty and the salad was fresh. Despite not being what I wanted, the sandwich was good. Pulled pork had an excellent flavor and was tender and juicy. There was pieces of pork belly in the sandwich which kinda messed with it since they were a bit dry and tough. The bun was a standout, very soft and buttery. Basically melted in your mouth. Overall: 4.0/5

Overall, I really enjoyed my meal here and recommend others try it out, especially if you're…read morelooking for a lazy bear-esque experience without the lazy bear price. Pros: -good service and pacing of courses -incredible and interesting flavors -great company at the communal table -helpful descriptions in between each course and you can see them preparing each dish Cons: -location is out of the way in Bayview -the pop up is in a sake distillery and it was cold inside. Might be nice to add some mood lighting or something to improve the ambience as well.

Wonderful omakase experience for a crab lover. This is a 6…read morecourse meal. My fave is the chawanmushi with fish roe, clean yet super smooth Steam crab is sweet, fresh taste with wonderful butter sweet dip ( sambal is a nice side kick to clean the palate) Cold Soba crab with zest tangerine with mustard dressing. Enough portion, not to fill u up, but to awaken your hunger to taste more of the upcoming dishes Attentive services, not rush with informative of each dishes. Truly appreciate this! I wish I can have a warm green tea to pair with the meals Am I goong to come back or bring friend? Yes!

Just had a great pop-up experience with these chefs via feastly (they have a monthly pop-up). The…read morecuisine is interesting and is a fusion of Asian and Mexican influences with a focus on sourcing materials locally (within 100 miles).

I've been to several of their events. Such amazing food and a unique experience! The chef takes the…read moretime to share the inspiration and preparation for each of the dishes. My favorite dishes include the tuna poke on plantain pancakes, braised pork belly, salad, and spring rolls. I highly recommend that you check out one of their events. I leave each dinner looking forward the next.

Great recipes and helpful instruction. The chef is very knowledgeable and kind. The group is small…read moreenough to have individual attention.

My girlfriend and I did a Paella class with Chef Daniel…read more We learned how to make 2 different types of Tapas as well. The space was clean,Chef Daniel was super friendly, and was great at teaching us new recipes. It's a super fun way to learn more about cooking in a space with all the equipment you'll need. Last but not least, the we got treated to a batch of home-made ice cream.

The Service and the Ambiance for sure was amazing, and the food ordered was pretty good as well. I…read morecan't complain at all, would definitely come back again.

I love Mission Rock! I have been coming here for years. They have some of the best oysters in the…read morebay! I have tried almost their entire menu and we get something often! The drinks are always tasty and strong. The seafood here is always fresh, safe and AMAZING. 10/10

Came here for a bite to eat before a Chase Center event!…read more Tosilog Bowl (5/5): Thepork was fatty and sweet. The garlic rice was super flavorful and filling. The fried egg was runny put creaminess into the dish. Overall I actually really enjoyed this and will probably come here before every chase center event from now on.

There's a buzz in Thrive City, a community built in conjunction with the Chase Center. With more…read moreactivities ramping up in the neighborhood, the foot traffic has increased especially on days when there are events. Recently, I've been a regular in the area for the WNBA Golden State Valkyries games. After an okay experience inside the arena during Warriors season, we were disappointed to learn a few weeks later that the menu pivoted and we did not enjoy it. I suggested trying here and the line was relatively short with only four people ahead of us for the line to the order stations. There are two iPad screens and a gentleman on the counter would occasionally accept order from the waiting customers in line. We used the right iPad and ordered a burrito to share. After placing our order and my friend paying for it, we walked towards the left wall (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=0fy2Fh-Q2N9LVyvUK5PAUw) and saw two water stations under the Thrive City mural. We waited along the wall as the expediting station was just before the wall. There are cups provided at the water station so my friend and I each got a cup and I grabbed some napkins. After about 8 minutes, our order was called and my friend claimed it. We walked back to the outside dining area as all seats and tables inside were occupied. A kind gentleman at a 4-seat table kindly allowed us to share the table with him. Not wanting to eat too much before the game, we shared the California Sisig burrito, pork, requesting on our order that it be cut in half; our burrito was comprised of pork, French fries, shredded cheese, sour cream, guacamole, and pico de gallo. Here is a photo of my half (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=8-67jjaNjmA_nRVaWdrySw). I requested a complimentary tomatillo salsa (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=1gtm20H4kvvYMB_pEFNVOg) on the side which I poured onto my burrito intermittently as I ate. I enjoyed that it was tasty yet not messy or wet. That is one of my peeves, when burritos leave my hands dripping from the sauces from the burrito. My friend enjoyed hers and we agreed that we would dine here again. We arrived relatively early (5:30 pm for a 7 pm game) yet the restaurant was full. As we left a little before 6 pm, the line spanned to about 15-18 people. Since we used the iPad station, there was no interaction with staff other than picking up the burrito. I mentioned to one the expediters that one of the water station was running low. A few minutes later, he refilled it fully. This is a good option if you're craving Mexican items with a Filipino spin but I recommend coming early if you don't want to wait too long.

Looking for some great cajun food in San Francisco? Then head over to PoBoys Kitchen on Potrero…read moreHill. We stopped in for lunch and sat outside on a sunny Spring day. Friendly, welcoming service, great recommendations on some of their local favorites. Definitely worth the visit if you're in the area for lunch. Recommendations: (1) Jambalaya. Chicken & Andouille and Seafood & Andouille. Both were excellent. (2) PoBoy Sandwich. I ordered mine with the fried shrimp. So good!

Such a great and delicious find! The service here was top-notch. And the food, amazing! We ordered…read morethe fried okra, jambalaya (chicken/andouille), gumbo, and a couple of pieces of fried chicken. The okra was a great start to this great meal. It came with a jalapeño sauce that had just the right kick. The gumbo was tasty, although I would've served it with a bit more rice. But the gumbo and fried chicken hit it out of the park! Both were just so tasty and seasoned just right. They gave us a habanero based hot sauce to go with the chicken, but the chicken was so juicy and crispy on the outside and just so flavorful that it didn't need anything extra to make it better. We devoured every single one of our dish. We loved it so much, we're already thinking of making a special trip to Portrero Hill just to eat another meal here.