4.5/5 stars This…read morespot was a solid brunch place. Definitely walk with a group or a friend if you're walking down these streets. But once you're in, it's really nice. Service was my favorite part of brunch! The waitress/host working there that day was soo good to everyone. She was all alone and took care of all the tables. We enjoyed all of the food. My favorite was the shrimp toast and the pineapple bun pork cutlet sando (forgot the name but it's on there). Shrimp toast and the boba French toast are notable mentions. I recommend sharing the French toast as a dessert because it's a lot. We got it with the salted yolk custard and it was okay. Not pictured here is the pork over rice dish. I think the pickled veggies, rice and flavors were good, but the pork belly was so chewy. Also not pictured is the chicken wings. Our group liked it. Definitely a shareable plate so you can try everything.

I always enjoy eating at Piglet & Co. ;) I've enjoyed their honey walnut toast (their signature…read moreitem), the szechuan wings that are dressed in mala honey and served with yuzu ranch, the loco moco (my favorite loco moco ever), milk tea french toast, the pork chop set, and fly's head just to name a few dishes. Oh, and you can't forget the milk tea bread pudding!! The woodear mushroom pickle is a great accompaniment for the rich, indulgent food. Chef Chris is always developing new and fun dishes to try - so you have to keep on coming! I heard steak frites are on the menu, so I need to go back asap. Marcelle, the GM, is always so welcoming at their spot in the Mission. The bar area features TVs that play old-school films, so you can enjoy your meal with a bit of nostalgic entertainment in the background. Stop by Piglet for a comforting meal, you won't regret it.

Don't have any pictures for House of Pancakes because I inhaled the food the minute it dropped on…read morethe table. Ordered the beef roll pancakes, onion pancakes, and two soup noodles. Added spinach and bean noodles. The most interesting dish would have to be the spinach and bean noodles because that was a cold dish and the bean noodles had a bounce to them. It was also very garlicky which lent a nice kick with each bite. The interior is a bit small but the food comes out quick so you could probably order and eat your food within 30 minutes. It is cash only though so make sure to bring enough cash to cover for your food and for tip.

The place is kind of small and we came with a large group of 6 people, but we were still able to be…read moreseated right away. The food here is REALLY good and definitely worth a visit. We got a variety of potstickers/dumplings which were all very tasty and flavorful. The scallion pancake was very crispy, which is my preference. The salt and pepper tofu was crunchy on the outside, but still soft and silky on the inside. I didn't try it, but I heard the lamb skewers were really tasty.

Stopped here randomly on the way to see friends and I am very glad I did! The food is phenomenal. I…read morehad the combination banh mi and it did not disappoint. The paté made a yummy layer on the crispy toasted bread, the pickled carrots were a bright crunchy element and the portion of the sandwich could have been two meals! 4 starts instead of 5 because the bubble milk teas was just ok. Otherwise the food is fantastic! Highly recommended

we opted for takeout an thus meal slapped!!!…read more the peppered chicken wings were 10/10 and the pho was delicious. them coming together was soooo fire too- the price for one w two items!! my boyfriend got the pork satay with the five spice pho and he said the pork satay was also a 10/10 spicy and flavorful! overall, great choice for a restaurant. can't wait to go back in person

Traditional Chinese cuisine meets modern atmosphere! Being Chinese, I have a higher standard for…read morewhat Chinese dishes can and should be. (That sounded really snobby, I apologize ) Dim sum is comfort food for me, and 606 knocks it out of the park! Cha siu bao (Bbq pork bun) has a light, fluffy bun and the pork is in the sweet spot between sweet and savory. The siu mai and the shrimp dumplings were very traditionally seasoned and delicious! Mongolian beef was excellent with a subtle kick to it, I didn't expect. Sesame balls and custard buns were nice sweet treats to wrap up the meal. Restaurant was bright, clean, and air conditioned. Some dim sum restaurants can be a little humid and stuffy. IYKYK Owners were very nice and willing to answer any questions we had. 5 star experience!!!

Finally had the chance to eat here yesterday after seeing it so many times in my yelp search! Fun…read morefact: my mom used to frequent this restaurant when it was New Sun Hong Kong back when I went to school at Sts. Peter & Paul across from Washington Square Park. My mom used to get the pan fried noodles from here and i always used them as my reference point for any other restaurant that also serves this. It's what I remember and grew up with. So far only one has come close! This is all I remember from that place and how delish it was. Fast forward to yesterday. They were really nice and welcoming as soon as I went in. We didn't want to order too much, so we only got the beef hor fun and green onion pancakes. The pancakes were so good! Nice and chewy on the inside and crunch on the outside. The chow fun I had really high hopes for. My memories as a child having had chow fun all the time, had this distinct taste to it and made a certain way. Their chow fun was good, but I think it was lacking a little flavor? I also wish they used the wider noodles instead of these thinner ones. :( It wasn't bad at all, I just had a certain expectation. So far, there's only one place that is reminiscent of what I remember and it's in Sacramento. That being said, we will still come back because I would love to try the Simon's garlic chicken and more of the pancakes!

Read the reviews and drove by many times, but first time visit. Most tables were occupied during…read moreour visit, but we were seated quickly. They were pretty busy so it took a moment before the menus arrived and we were able to place our order. Once order placed, food arrived fairly quickly. Everything we ordered was good - salt and pepper fish filets, Shanghai fried rice cake, string beans, dry fried chicken wings . . . The XLB were soupy. Hubs had to try the sweet rice roll - interesting and quite enjoyable.

Didn't realize the owners changed... dad probably finally retired and I'm super sad about it…read more The biggest thing im sad about is the peanut noodles. Its a completely different flavor and just not the same. Another change is the bell peppers in the pork and preserved vegetables noodle soup dish. Im mildly allergic to bell peppers, which i understand is a me problem, but ive never had this soup anywhere before with bell peppers. The space was opened up slightly to accommodate a larger party at a round table. They almost didnt give me a takeout menu saying its the same as the old menu (we apparently have an even older one) but clearly, the food based on what i and others mentioned, is not the same

A very popular fried chicken spot hidden inside a small Shanghainese restaurant in San Francisco…read more The dry fried chicken is the highlight. It is crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and coated with a rich sauce that is spicy, savory, slightly sweet, and very addictive. It has a bit of a Korean fried chicken vibe but with a distinct Chinese flavor profile. The hot and sour soup is also very solid. It comes with large pieces of shrimp, mushrooms, and wood ear fungus, and the flavor is nicely balanced between tangy and spicy. It gets busy quickly around lunch, and both dine in and takeout are very popular. Definitely a must try if you are in San Francisco.

We had food to go and the chicken wings did not disappoint! Fried rice and dumplings were equally…read moreas good! Can't wait to come back again and try more dishes!!

Wandering Geary boulevard you run into some interesting businesses. I have been going to lots of…read moreplaces to get Boba in SF. In some cases it had some food available . It also feels sometimes feels disjointing because there is a lack of space to enjoy some food like popcorn chicken. There is a place which brings all the elements of Boba along with appetizers and meals which includes dishes from Taiwan , Japan, and Hong Kong. This place serves ramen and matcha along with Rice Don for Don Juan de la matcha. It is on Geary boulevard at Teawood Cafe. On a Summer stroll on Geary boulevard with not much sun because Karl the Fog was a paid actor so I landed at Teawood Cafe. Inside it feels as if a Boba store converted into full blown a restaurant. There booths and tables to dine in .The menu has lots of great foods and drinks. You will find about more than three pages in just boba drinks and smoothies which are sweet and some sour like some I see on my social media feed like pickled lime lemon soda. They also have the purple Ube latte and Matcha coconut water for Don Juan la matcha. You even find pasta on the menu like the one saw in SF the Chicken In Salted Egg Yolk Cream Sauce Pasta . I got their Taiwanese fried pork chop with Taiwanese minced pork over rice. It was delicious and savory. I then got the Mango Sago and it was tasty and not too sweet. A good place to land for dessert, drinks, and food. Go to a Summer stroll with the cool "Don Juan" when the Summer time is still "on"and go to a place which sells tofu pudding and "Rice Don"and dishes from Japan and "Taiwan" Go to the "TeaWood Cafe" it has an extended Boba shop with the fun vibe wall "display"the have dishes and drinks are "Type A" with dishes and drinks from Hong Kong to "Taipei"

Casual Hong Kong style cafe with many Asian fusion choices for dessert, drinks, appetizers, rice…read moreplates and noodle bowls. This is the older sister to the newly revamped Noriega Cafe on the other side of the park. Service is good with online or hard copy menu and the ability to order thru your phone using a QR code or thru the wait staff. I prefer the quickness of the wait staff and the ability to ask questions about the food. We ordered: - Rose BBQ Chicken Wings, we're addicted to the wings. - Popcorn Chicken and Taiwanese Minced Pork over Rice plate, chicken in the tapioca batter was perfect and minced pork rice could be better with more minced pork - Beef Brisket Won Ton Noodles with Bock Choy in a Spicy Chili Pepper Sauce, braised brisket was tender, wonton was tasty with shrimp and pork filling, noodles nice and chewy and sauce was chili tingly....good mixture - Rose BBQ Chicken Wings, addictive.... - Watermelon Green Tea Slushie was refreshing - Boba Milk Tea, good light chew boba This restaurant is less busy than its Noriega sister, has decent parking on Geary and is not cramped (tables more spaced out) like the other restaurant. Overall, a good place to get a quick bite or dessert. They also have scratchers, two per table for food or merch. My lucky wife got a blind box containing a stuffie while I got long fries to use next time.

Packed on the weekends, especially when Outside Land is on full swing, I beelined into the…read morerestaurant to order my daughter's favorite takeout from here. Nope, not the dumplings, but their Signature beef noodles! Ready in ten minutes, I return with people still waiting outside, as I pick up this delicious soup based beef and noodles delight. Yum yum yum!

We dined here after strolling the area plus it came highly recommended by a friend. It's a very…read morequaint restaurant with 6 tables. Ordered a bunch of things, broth and marinated beef were my fave. We end up ordering 7 different dumplings but they all tasted similar. I couldn't decipher what i was eating. Overall, we were full and had leftovers.