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    Wooly Pig

    4.4 (999 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Casual
    Good for kids

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    Wooly Pig
    April N.

    Loved the wooly pig! Stumbled upon this place after work and was surprised to see all the options. I initially thought this was just a sandwich spot but saw they had soups, salads, and breakfast options as well. I loved the spicy aioli paired with the sweet potato fries. The vermicelli bowl was also huge! It's cute and cozy inside so be prepared to sit close to everyone. All the workers were super nice as well. I also was able to try the Vietnamese rice Krispy treat and I would come back again just to get that, it wasn't too overly sweet. Definitely will be coming back in the future!

    Taiwanese Pork Cutlet Sandwich
    Erica L.

    Stoped by on a rainy day and this was a great lunch spot! It does get busy because there's a lot of working people that walk over for lunch, so it may take a little bit longer for the food to come out during rush hour. I got the Taiwanese pork cutlet sandwich with the side salad. The size was hefty! The pork cutlet was hot. crunchy, and seasoned like classic East Asian salt and pepper seasoning. I was just how I thought it would taste but better! There's also a generous amount of shredduce to keep the sandwich from getting too heavy and warranting a food coma. Would love to come back and try the other dishes too especially the noodle soups

    Favorites menu
    Sophia Y.

    This little cafe keeps things simple in the best way. You order at the counter, grab a seat, and the food finds you. The space is cozy with limited seating, but it's clean, the bathroom is well-kept, and there's a self-serve water station that keeps things low-maintenance. Service was friendly, and the food came out impressively fast. What we tried: - Braised beef stew: Tender, well-seasoned beef with carrots and daikon soaking up all that rich, savory broth. No potatoes though. Flavor-wise, it delivered. Portion-wise, I wish it gave a little more. - Taiwanese pork cutlet rice plate: This one hit the spot. Juicy cutlet with a crispy, flavorful crust, plus all the right supporting cast: pickled mustard greens, a soy sauce egg, and minced pork over rice. Comfort food done right. - Hojicha panna cotta: House-made, though the hojicha tea flavor was on the milder side. Light, smooth, and not too sweet. Prices lean high for the portion sizes, but the food is solid and satisfying. I also love that they incorporate Asian flavors into their breakfast and sandwiches. Didn't try those this time, but I'll be back for them and the shrimp chips everyone raves about.

    Katsu Curry
    Shu Huan Y.

    Would not order the katsu curry, the katsu breading was not good as you can see... and the curry was very watery. Maybe the viet/Chinese dishes are better. I don't mind trying their jook next. The viet coffee was okay, would prefer it to be stronger and it already was pre-made. The bahmi veg$16 was also not bad but I've seen other spots with 10-12$, maybe it's just the area but service was quick. It got packed around 5/6pm

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    Jed O.

    A small shop with friendly staff! Not too much seating so the restaurant was busy but I would recommend this place to eat and catch up with friends. There are a lot of sandwich and entree options to choose from! 5/5 - Fried Chicken Banh Mi - Great first choice for a meal here! The fried chicken was crunchy and carried a good flavor/texture profile with the rest of the ingredients. Loved the pickled vegetables and the banh mi was fresh and crunchy. 4/5 - Sweet Potato Fries - Perfectly cooked fries with a good crunch/softness ratio. I thought they were a bit oversalted but otherwise a great side dish to order with your sandwich!

    Taiwanese Pork Chop rice plate
    Joyce Z.

    Didn't have to brave the cold for Wooly Pigs at Outside Lands but instead popped into their Dogpatch location and got that marinaded crispy Taiwanese Pork Cutlet two ways. Sandwiched between toasted brioche bun with iceberg lettuce and pickle and a side salad and in a rice plate with brown sugar minced pork over steamed rice, pickled mustard green and a soy sauce egg. Personally, I love the balance in the sandwich with the crunch of the iceberg and pickle and having a side salad.

    Tofu Curry Udon
    Angela K.

    So yummy! I always order the ginger chicken jook when i want something hearty and warm. This will heal your hangover or sickness. I'm always looking for places that sell jook, and this is the one place I have enjoyed it every single time. It comes with fried Chinese donut so you can dip in the jook. I always order through delivery app because the restaurant is far away from where i live.

    5 Five Spice Chicken Banh Mi. SOO good!
    Meta N.

    One of my favourite banh mi(s) in the city! The bread is perfect and the helpings of meat are GENEROUS! I almost wish there was less meat and more veg, but all very tasty. I typically do a pick up order, but the service is fast and the turn around time is quick. A great sandwich to grab before you hit the park or catch a game nearby! The 5 spice chicken and the pork banh mi are definitely the ones to try.

    Curry Udon
    Megan L.

    I have been several times and each item I have ordered has been AMAZING! Their curry udon with steak is 10/10, their Szechuan chicken is also 10/10. Their portions are huge for the price point. Their service is absolutely outstanding. After Covid I felt that customer service died but they have reminded me it's alive and well! Their dining area is great for if you want to dine by yourself which I like. But they have plenty of seating!

    Liengs Bagel
    Alaric S.

    first time visiting wooly pig over the weekend! Their food is very filling. I would've never expected even food to be on or along third Street Service was really good, ambience, and plenty of seating inside before closing

    Green curry chicken burrito
    Squampkin07 ..

    Very delicious fusion food. Small space, but decent seating if youre lucky to come during the right time. Staff are all friendly and helpful. Will definitely come back to try more from the menu.

    Bahn Mi
    Elaine Y.

    Ever since Wooly Pig ran away to Dogpatch, it's just been a little out of sight, out of mind for me, but color me surprised to actually recognize how close it is to Thrive City! I went with the namesake Wooly Pig sandwich and found it delicious! The pulled pork was tender and the flavor was the perfect balance of sweet and savory. I also really enjoyed the side of shrimp chips which is very unique when it comes to sides. I decided to pair it with a lychee black tea and....yeah, skip this one. There was a single lychee in the bottom, but there was nary a hint of lychee flavor in the tea otherwise. Boyfriend went with the jook which was packed with chicken and ginger flavor. I would recommend this! He also added Becky's bagel which tasted of peak health. It...wasn't quite for me lol. All in all, it was a wonderful reunion with Wooly Pig. It was one of my favorite places back in the day to grab food and walk across the street to Golden Gate Park, but hey, if the new version means eating here before a Chase event? I can get behind it!

    Caili C.

    Great find for a nice casual, Asian fusion meal! Many casual Asian spots have disappointed me in the past but the flavors here were great and the signature curry udon soup is a must try! I got the curry udon with grilled pork and it was the perfect combination of creamy, slightly spicy curry soup with the nice chewy thick udon and the tender charred sliced pork on top. There's a good amount of protein and udon to make it a full meal. I also appreciate that there's gailan (chinese broccoli) as well to add some veggies to the bowl. Really delicious meal and super convenient if you're near Chase Center or the Medical Campus.

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    Would you recommend reserving during dinner time?

    They do not take reservations. Order from counter - outdoor eating available - very casual shared space and seating

    When is this location closing?

    Closed and relocated to the Dog Patch area

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    INCREDIBLE! My boyfriend and I went for their "Summer Love Part II" menu in July and everything was…read moreperfect. Chef EJ and his crew gave the best service and the ambiance was very cozy and relaxed. Reservations are really hard to get as there are only about 8 seats; but for a good reason! It's such an intimate experience watching them do their magic all while being very attentive to their guests. Every dish was filling and was packed with so much flavor. Definitely a must try experience!! Will definitely come here again at our next visit to SF!

    Have you ever experienced something that while it was happening, you already wish it could be for…read morethe first time again? Filipino-Japanese fusion has been a tried and true combination, including my boyfriend and I's relationship (ba dum tss). However, Ox and Tiger have MASTERED the fusion aspect. Ox and Tiger is an intimate dining experience, with 8 seats, and gorgeous plating, menu, and cute chopstick rests! Comes with 3 courses with an additional 4th add-on. They also have a drinking menu, and they noted that the menu changes every 2 months (every even month!) EJ is such a wonderful story teller, and Hitomi (who created the menu for the month of May) had a great twist on everyday classics in Japanese cuisine. As the dishes were prepared and presented, EJ would tell the backstory on the dish(es), a personal note about each, and Hitomi's take on it to sweeten the deal. As soon as the experience starts, EJ tells us that the doors will be locked to prevent any distractions from outside (aka if you're late, you're outta luck), but we were encouraged to go outside for air if necessary. (I tried taking these notes on the food while EJ was talking about each dish so bear with me). ESL lunch The backstory was that Hitomi loved caesar salad while going to school in America, so she created a "perfect bite" with a Japanese twist to it. The word "gomoku" literally translates to "5 ingredients," to which I was only able to remember 2 of 5 of the vegetables, which were snappeas and roasted beets, with quinoa and tinapa (smoked fish). The fish that was used wae a cured Spanish makerel. T.A.M.M.Y I wish I remembered the words for this, but this is actually Hitomi's English name when she moved to the states. The acronym aspect was for the class at the time to think of ways to learn to like their name (each letter was a positive attribute and I can't remember what EJ said). The backstory to this was that Hitomi, being born and raised in Japan, was actually the biggest fan of California roll - did not like traditional sushi (or raw fish for that matter). - T.A.M.M.Y. is Hitomi's take on that. This was monk fish, with the fish scraps dipped into dashi sauce and kyuri (Japanese cucumber). In other words, no part of the fish was wasted in the making of this dish (in true Japanese AND Filipino fashion). This also had pinipig (granola-like topping glazed in shoyu) [Shoyu = soy sauce] Omiotsuke Now this is where I was blown away. First of all, I did not know what the hell this word was in English, but I watched every part of this dish being prepared and was even more confused when it was presented as dessert. When EJ started explaining, it made all the sense in the world. There is a tofu skin roll, vanilla ice cream, a mushroom topping, cherry miso compote concoction (this is where I butchered the exact creation - this is where the flavor was distracting me from what it actually was). Did you notice the ingredients? What is one thing one will eat at any Japanese restaurant, almost as a courtesy/complimentary item? Omiotsuke is, as polite as one could possibly say, is miso soup. This is Hitomi's take on miso soup, the flavor was spot on. I never thought to pair dashi-like flavors with ice cream (there is already shoyu with vanilla ice cream, but this was a flavor sensation). EJ was so kind when my boyfriend and I admitted we came for an anniversary, and we even got to see his reaction when we said we were also Japanese/Filipino (I'm also an Ox, but no Tigers here). They took this lovely photo of us to commemorate the evening, which sits on our fridge to this day. Again, gochiso-salamat :) to EJ and staff! We hope to come back soon.

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    Ganji

    4.6
    (631 reviews)
    2.9 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
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    What a gem amongst all the restaurants in Japan Town! It's in the outside center near the…read morestationary store Paper Tree for reference. Been here a couple of times already and the service never failed. Even came here during the Cherry Blossom Festival and the staff were still friendly / accommodating. They even put a spicy sauce on the side of one of the katsu plates when we mentioned that my dad couldn't handle all that haha. This cozy spot mainly focuses on katsu plates, but I like how they had off menu or specials to choose from if you'd like another option. I will say though them katsu plates were just chef's kiss. The meat is pounded thin enough where it's still juicy and tender, but doesn't affect the exterior from being crunchy and a bit flaky. Nothing was dry here yallll! I also like how it already comes with miso soup and salad. Huge fan of that Hamachi Truffle special though. Think of a citrusy flavor from the ponzu, fresh fish, a bit of micro greens, and a thin slice of jalapeño that just ~works~ on a cute wooden spoon that you want to steal I could honestly eat like 5 spoons of this. I'd skip on the calamari as it was kind of skimpy to share with a large group. Only note was that their fried katsu curry was a bit underwhelming with having more slices of carrots than potato! Would love to come back if I am ever in the area.

    Ganji is a solid spot for katsu in Japantown! The service was excellent--the staff were friendly,…read moreattentive, and quick to take our orders, which made for a great dining experience. The miso soup was a delicious way to start the meal, and when my katsu arrived, it looked amazing. The meat was hot, tender, and the portion was huge, so I definitely left full. My only suggestion is to ask for the curry on the side if you like your katsu extra crispy. I had the curry poured over it, and the breading got soggy pretty quickly. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is the price. My dish was around $30, which felt a little expensive, although I can understand it given the quality of the meat and generous portions. Overall, it's a great place if you're craving katsu, and I'd definitely come back--just with the curry on the side next time!

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    Kothai Republic

    4.6
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    4.2 mi

    I'm truly heartbroken to hear that this restaurant has closed and even more so that I didn't get a…read morechance to visit one last time in it's last days. I've dined here more than a handful of times and every visit was memorable. Sung and his team consistently delivered exceptional food, every dish was solid and clearly made with pride. You could taste the quality and it was consistent every single time. Beyond the food, what always stood out was the hospitality. Sung genuinely made an effort to connect with his guests, remembering faces, checking in at the table and ensuring everyone felt welcomed and valued. He made sure you had a good experience and you could tell he cared. One thing I've learned on my food journey is this: follow the chef. When you find someone who pours heart into their craft, you support them wherever they go next! Looking forward to whatever Sung does next. I already know it's for sure going to be just as good!

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    4.6
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    2.3 mi
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    4.0 stars for breakfast--see dinner review below (5.0 stars)There are sooo many good brunch spots…read morein SF. In my opinion Lapisara ranks in the middle due to the other excellent options available. Seated immediately--had a reso but on a Wednesday morning not really necessary. It took a long time for the single employee to get to us but we weren't in a hurry. Cappuccino was very good in a cute "bear mug" and very reasonably priced. We shared a pacific omlet--not much crab, lots of shrimp, and nice swiss cheese/scallions but tasted kind of fishy--potatoes were only avg. Son said huevos rancheros were average. Price point good for SF and portions adequate to share. Location convenient so we will try dinner there tonight before a comedy show nearby. Dinner-5++ stars; 4 of us Had dinner last night-6pm-reso but not needed. only one other group dining. Single Waitress was great-we let her know we needed to leave in about an hour for a show and she timed everything perfectly--we even had time for dessert. we ordered so many items that she brought over an extra table--we shared everything family style. Most Yelp reviews only mention brunch but the dinner was awesome--service; food: taste/quality, presentation, portions, prices we phenomenally low for SF ($200 with a bottle of wine for 4 people). We started with the garlic butter clams-small but tasty. Tuna tartar was excellent quality and enough to share. Samosas were more like empanadas--very good with peanut sauce so good it rivaled my own home made. We continued our culinary adventure with crab fried rice-delicious, a large portion and my son who lives in SF and has tried dozens of crab fried rice ranked it in the top tier. The pacific catch rice noodles with crab was also excellent-big portion, lots of crab, tasty. Final entree was their specialty-Mussaman Curry. Wow, tender meat/potatoe "stew" with a very unique flavor from the star anise/cinnamon and peanut--to die for. Creme Brulee was very good with lots of fresh fruit accompaniment My only complaint was a very limited wine selection. Lapisaia will become one of our regular spots for dinner!!!

    Came here on a Saturday for brunch…read more I got the Holy Chili Bomb Basil Omelette. It had ground chicken and veggies inside, and the chicken and basil were the flavors that stood out. I wouldn't call it spicy at all. The omelette felt small for the price and there wasn't much filling inside. It came with a side of potatoes that were really good. They had a nice crisp on the outside and were soft on the inside. I also got a regular coffee, and they do unlimited refills. The place was busy for brunch, and I liked the bear theme. Some of the coffees came in bear-shaped glasses, and some of the lattes had a decorative bear made out of ice.

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    Megan’s Table

    4.5
    (96 reviews)
    4.5 mi
    $$

    Great choice! I was going back home last evening and... you…read moreknow when you want to treat yourself after a long day? Well, I decided to look for something different than my usual favorite food and I decided to go to try some Cambodian food and I picked this lovely little spot in Ocean Avenue, so far away from my house. It was my lucky day, the food was delicious, fresh and made from scratch with a glass of great white wine and , SO IMPORTANT to me a lovely service, starting with a warm welcome smile from the owner and then with the outstanding kind service at my table from the young gentleman named (I think) Ethan. Now this little gem became one of my destinations. Great job beautiful people at Megan's Table!

    this cambodian-thai spot is best accessed via transit (K). it has a handful of tables and the…read moreambience is a cosy restaurant x bar vibe. service is fast. best of all, the prices are extremely reasonable and affordable for the portions and quality! we got the (ranked in order of my preference): 1. cha kroeung ($15): huge portions and the ground chicken was very flavorful 2. crab fried rice ($20): not bland like a lot of other fried rice, would have been my favorite if the crab wasn't cold 3. mango sticky rice ($8): delicious, I only wish there was more 4. pumpkin curry ($15): a little sweet for me and the pumpkin was kind of hard 5. khao soi with grilled beef ($20): not enough sauce, some parts of the beef were chewy

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    4.5
    (341 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    The service is great and the servers are awesome. The restaurant is really loud so if you're…read moreexpecting a quiet place to sit down, do not go here. They have MVs projecting on the wall too so that adds to the noise. As for the food, everything is great! The pajeon is flavorful, light and crispy. It had a lot of kimchi so that was yum. The army stew was not too salty and warmed us up! The soy garlic chicken was not overly sweet and was crispy too. The spicy pork was good but there were a few pieces that was chewy. It wasn't that spicy though but it still tasted good. The creamy pasta and tteok was good too and lived up to its name. I did find that the tteok was chewier than normally, but my partner said it was fine so to each their own. Will probably come back for a third visit!

    Ollei does exactly what it sets out to do. It's a solid neighborhood spot with standard Korean bar…read morefood, a lively atmosphere, and straightforward, no-frills service. We stopped in after the Valkyries game based on the reviews, and it matched expectations. We ordered the seafood pancake, the half-and-half chicken wings, and the spicy pork belly. Portions were generous and easily enough food for three to four people. Banchan were negligible. One thing that stood out was how sweet many of the dishes were. If you're coming in expecting bold heat, just know the flavors lean noticeably sweeter than the menu descriptions might suggest. Overall, it was a perfectly decent meal at a fair price in a convenient part of Polk Street. I'd be happy to come back if I were in the area, though it probably wouldn't be my first choice if I were specifically craving Korean food.

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