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    ZZAN

    4.3 (858 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Barbeque, Soup
    Closed 4:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Ftied Fried Chicken 후라이드 치킨
    Waverley H.

    Great spot! We came Friday around 6:30pm without a reservation, and it was empty at first but packed by 8:30pm. We shared the kimchi fried rice with beef, seafood soft tofu soup, seafood pancake, beef short rib BBQ, and soy garlic fried chicken. Everything was tasty but the seafood soft tofu soup was the standout. The fried chicken was crispy and hot. Service was quick and attentive, and the space had a lively but casual vibe. Definitely recommend for an intimate meal with friends!

    Shrimp tempura
    Aditya S.

    Great spot if looking for dinner late, everything was fresh, quickly served and reasonably priced. Good intimate vibe for groups and good service. Everything had a great taste but my favorite was definitely spicy chicken with cheese, bibimbap and the corn cheese

    Ashley R.

    We came here on a weeknight around 10pm with a group of 5. It wasn't that busy, there were a few groups already there but about 3 empty tables. We were seated right away. The vibe here is very much late-night, Asian pub - mirrors on the walls and kpop music videos playing on a projector. The menu is pretty big, but the food is pretty mediocre. Not bad, but nothing special. I got soft tofu soup with pork and my partner got a marinated meat dish (forgot the name but I took a picture). The soup was good but basic - I think I've had better homemade versions. My partner's food was also just okay. It definitely felt like late night pub food. An annoying thing that happened was that a waiter asked my partner if he wanted rice with his dish, and he said yes; but he didn't get his rice until we were almost done with the meal, even after asking the waiters multiple times for the rice. We even saw the waiters give rice to parties that came after us, and when we asked for rice after seeing that, they got flustered and said our rice was coming soon - yet we still waited a while after that. That was kind of frustrating. Overall, this place is a decent late night spot for some Korean staples, but there might be better options in the neighborhood.

    Jinro soju
    Josephine A.

    Came from out of town via BART and walked from Powell station. Super easy 10min walk. The outside is eye catching as the walls are a mustard yellow so you can't miss it! I got here shortly after opening hours and other folks were filtering in. Service is quick ! What I love about ZZAN is its cozy vibe and how it reminds me of so many small mom-and-pop shops that stick to their signature homecooked style foods. The interior is clean, stylish and intimate. The interior is moderately to dimly lit. There's about 12 tables that seat 4 per table but could be pushed together for larger parties. There's a projector that plays K-pop music videos on the wall for background music. For drinks I got a Korean hot tea since it was a cold rainy day. But I also tried the classic soju which they bring in a whole large jinro bottle (for $13); I'd recommend sharing this with another. I ordered my favorite- soon dubu (tofu soup) with mushrooms. This comes with a side of rice, raw egg (to crack into your soup), and banchan (kimchi, fish cake, and daikon radish) and shredded cabbage salad with savory dressing. The tofu soup comes out bubbling hot. Omg it was wonderful. So rich with well-balanced flavors. Lots of veggies like cucumbers and onions that enrich the soup flavor too. I do recommend this place and would love to come back and try some of their other items like the skewers. I heard the fish cake one is their most popular. They also have cold dishes, deep fried items, bibimbap, other noodles. Good variety on their drink menu too.

    kimchi Soft Tofu Soup 순두부찌개
    Terri S.

    This place definitely hit the spot for those late cravings, coming from a concert, or clubs. Their soondubu was so flavorful and the bowl was big, so their portion was just super generous. The kimchi was just perfectly sour. It came with a bowl of white rice on the side. The soup came out hot and boiling, I was so ready to dig right in! This restaurant itself is quite small, so it'd be better to come as a smaller party. Service was good, they take your order fast and they bring out your food just as fast. They tried to accommodate our large party as best as they can, and to get us all seated (even if we got seperated for a little). I would definitely come back here, although I would prefer to come during the day, as this area was a little sketchy.

    Beef Short Rib BBQ (Galbi) 갈비
    Brandi H.

    I've had ZZAN bookmarked for a while and I finally got to try it. My friend and I came here for an early dinner on Tuesday. It wasn't too busy but started to fill up later into the night. They have kpop music videos playing on a projector in the middle of the restaurant. Beef short ribs soup (4/5): The galbi tang was yummy. A good amount of beef and I liked that they removed it off the bone for you. Definitely made it easier to eat. It came with a bowl of white rice. There were some clear noodles inside too. Overall, a good spot! The banchan included fish cakes, spinach, and kimchi. They also gave a side cabbage salad. My friend and I got a yogurt soju cocktail too. It was more yogurt-y than soju though. I will definitely be back to try their other items. The menu had a good variety from soups to noodles to fried dishes.

    Dolsot Bibimbap
    Melody C.

    A great place on a night out! ZZAN is open late and offers the food and drinks that get you ready for a night out. They offer a variety of traditional and adapted Korean dishes. They are delicious! I especially love the stir fried clear noodles and dolsot bibimbap. The food is so tasty that I wish the portion sizes were a tad larger. I can't help but mention the soju pitchers! The whole table can have a good time with a pitcher! There are many flavors to choose from and are served in the cutest glass. Be prepared, ZZAN gets busy! I was lucky to get a table on a weekend night. Every table was full and there were many people waiting outside. The music and vibes are great. It get pretty loud and lively. Despite it being super busy, service is quick. The waiters tended to our tables frequently and were very friendly! I definitely recommend stopping by ZZAN for a good meal and fun time.

    Shrimp tempura
    Rajbir S.

    We went to Zzan on Valentine's Day without a reservation and the place was packed and bustling, but we got a table after about a 15-minute wait. The space has tasteful decor and a lively vibe, and the staff was attentive and quick even though it was busy. We ordered deep-fried dumplings, shrimp tempura, spicy pork, and galbi jjim along with two bottles of soju. Everything was very flavorful and well made. A great spot for really good Korean food and a fun place to hang out with friends over a meal.

    Beef Short Rib BBQ (Galbi)
    Chaylene G.

    I have ordered take out from here for the past 5 years and it has always been my go to spot for Korean food. I always order the Japchae, bulgogi, galbi, and beef short rib soup! I'm huge fan of their Japchae so definitely don't pass on that!! Note when ordering take out: All of their entrees come with a plate of rice and sides so you don't need to order additional rice unless you want more rice.

    Kimchi Fried Rice
    Kim N.

    Went here in a Friday at 9 PM and was seated immediately! We also ordered the pitcher of beer and a bottle of soju Corn Cheese: this was our favorite! It was sweet, salty, and buttery and so so so good Kimchi Fried Rice: We loved this one as well since we both love sour kimchi. This was the perfect blend of sourness and the spam was a good addition Spicy Rice Cake: this was more on the sweet side and out our favorite out of the 3. The rice cake was chewy and good though! Definitely a good place to go with a group of friends on a weekend

    Beef Short Rib BBQ (Galbi)
    Janice J.

    Came out here on a Sunday night after attending the rock orchestra with my bf and his brother. It was our first time actually eating here and we got the following: Deep Fried Beef Dumplings (6pcs) $8 Potato Croquettes (3pcs) 감자 고로케 $8 Pork Kimchi Fried Rice $16 Spicy Boneless Chicken $22 Beef Shortribs $34

    Jennifer T.

    Zzan is a great Korean restaurant in the Nob Hill neighborhood. The price is reasonable with my noodle dish $14, bibimbap $16, and dolsol bibimbap $18, but meat is more expensive like Korean fried chicken is $20 and bbq chicken is $23. They played Korean music and has a screen showing Korean music videos. It wasn't busy on a Thursday night so no wait for a table. Service is fast and attentive too. I didn't really like the noodle dish I ordered since I thought it's zazang noodles but it's actually bean paste noodles instead. I liked the banchans and salad though and would be open to trying other items from the menu. The bowls are big so you will get a big portion.

    Menu May 2025
    Andrea Z.

    Visited on a Friday around 8:30pm with a friend, restaurant had a few other groups but plenty of open tables so we were able to get a spot immediately. Good spot for walking in. Drinks: A selection of beer, soju, sake, and soju cocktails, we opted for a bottle of beer and split between the two of us. Food: Banchan - a nice selection of kimchi, fishcake, spinach, and a slaw with spicy mayo. All were solid and love a small snack before the meal Kimchi soup - this was solid, asked for this to be medium level of spicy, which it was pretty balanced on the lighter side of spice but didn't mind, came with lots of kimchi, tofu and pork belly, this was served nice and hot with a side of white rice, warm and comforting, flavor was okay not the best I've had but a solid soup Seafood pancake - this was a bit thick and doughy, lots of chewy batter with some scallion and a little bit of julienned vegetables along with some pieces of squid and shrimp, served with a soy sesame dipping sauce, was a bit disappointed by this, was expecting a thinner crisper pancake with less batter Service was good, quick and fairly efficient, water bottles and cups on every table, banchan brought out once we ordered. Food came out after a short wait, no complaints. Overall wanted to like this spot more but the seafood pancake was quite disappointing. Soup is fine here and perhaps the other dishes on the menu are better, convenient location if you are looking for Korean around Union Square, but wouldn't go out of my way to visit.

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    Great fried chicken! The soy was a bit sweet for me, but I loved how succulent the chicken was!

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    Service was fast and friendly! Food was fresh! Great late night vibe! The seating was not very comfortable but everything else was great!

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    Seoul Garden - Kimchi Ddok Bokkum

    Seoul Garden

    3.4(517 reviews)
    0.9 miJapantown, Lower Pacific Heights
    $$

    One of the best Experiences eating out in San Francisco I've had, by far outdid all of the other…read moreKorean spots I've been to in San Francisco when it comes to food, environment, and service. The staff were super welcoming and respectful. The food is amazing, you can tell they take their time and put heir heart and soul into it. It's a very peaceful environment where it felt super easy to communicate and have an enjoyable time with somebody else. I will definitely be coming back and I will recommend this place to everyone I can!

    We were hungry and arrived at Japantown at around 8:35pm. We hadn't had time to read reviews or…read morefigure out what our choices were. We parked in the garage and went up to the second floor. There were three restaurants in the immediate vicinity. One told us that they were closed, one was in the process of closing and Seoul Garden was open until 10pm. Many, many years ago, my wife and I ate at Seoul Garden several times. We think that it was called the Emperor's Dinner which was a massive variety of Korean dishes. We're pretty sure that ownership of this restaurant must have changed since then. When we walked in and during the time we were there, we only saw one motorcyclist pick-up an order. There were no other guests. Our table was four adults and two kids. We all had different hunger levels so our order may be considered somewhat odd. Seafood Jun Pan-Fried Mondoo Army Stew Soy & Garlic Wings Mackerel Bibimbop Assortment of 8 Different Banchan (refills were offered) For the duration of our meal, we only saw the gentleman who took our order and served our food. He was very cordial and accommodating. As some other guests have mentioned, the prices are not for the faint of heart. On the flip side, I'm also a believer in that you get what you pay for. The Banchan was excellent and the fact that he asked if we wanted more rather than us having to ask was great. Everything that we ordered was for sharing so people could get a taste of different items. I focused on the Jun, Mondoo, Wings and then did my best to clean up all the Banchan. At the end of our meal, containers were brought out for leftovers and then everyone was served some delicious Matcha Green Tea Ice Cream.

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    Seoul Garden - Crispy fried chicken - very good

    Crispy fried chicken - very good

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    Yakiniq

    Yakiniq

    3.3(1.9k reviews)
    0.9 miJapantown, Lower Pacific Heights
    $$$

    YakiniQ really said "leave hungry? never heard of her."…read more Pulled up with my homie Jun because this man treated me to lobster last time and you already know... Asians keep receipts but in a wholesome way We don't split love, we rotate blessings. For $49.99/person, this AYCE Korean BBQ was straight violating my self-control. The short ribs?? HELLA BUSSIN. Like actually criminal. Every bite had me ascending like a TikTok food review in 4K. Meat so juicy I almost stood up and thanked the cow personally. The grill smoke got us smelling like seasoned warriors walking outta there but honestly worth it. Staff kept the meats coming faster than my auntie asking why I'm still single. And let me put y'all onto some elite Chinese vocabulary real quick: "好吃到舔手指" (hǎo chī dào tiǎn shǒu zhǐ) = "so good you lick your fingers." That's EXACTLY the vibe. Finger-licking good fr fr. YakiniQ got me fighting for my life, unbuttoning my pants in the parking lot, and already planning my return. 10/10. No crumbs left. Their "Red Hot" peanut sauce is the carry here - no doubt. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regards!

    Horrible meat quality and even worse service quality…read more Imagine being first in line with a party of 2 and then watching a party of 3 and another party of 2 getting sat before you. Well we didn't need to imagine because we watched it happen in front of our faces. The party of 3 actually got their food and the other party of 2 got their side dishes before we even got our water. You literally have a Yelp waitlist to help you stay organized and all you have to do is follow it. Somehow they still managed to fuck that up. We got the premium AYCE--expecting some higher quality meat. We were deeply disappointed. The SF Cut Short rib was the saddest short rib I have ever seen. There was little to no meat on the bone. The ribeye was extremely thin. Not even a full minute of cooking on both sides and it was well done. At this point I turned the heat down to the lowest setting. The short rib bites were filled with tendons and ridiculously hard to cut much less chew. The boneless short rib and the ribeye caps were skinnier than a coke addict. 10 seconds on each side and they were basically well done. That was the end of round 1--I thought I was being hangry and grumpy so I tried to let them get their redemption. Hahaha or so I thought. We got the miso pork belly which somehow managed to burn itself on the side of the grill while the center part was still raw. I put two pieces on the grill. Clearly the meat cutter didn't know what they were doing because while one looked like it had cancer causing blackness on it the other one was still more raw than a dog. I guess they just can't cut the meat uniformly even. The beef tongue was also extremely thin and burned immediately when put on the grill. It's Korean BBQ--your restaurant and chefs don't even cook the meat. How can you not know how to cut meat properly? Not to mention paying extra for "premium" meat only to have the exact same quality as the rest of your meat. I would recommend this place to anybody who wants their Korean BBQ experience ruined. Honestly come here for your first or second time at Korean BBQ and then go somewhere else and you will be GLAD that the other place exists. YaqiniQ BBQ is by far the worst KBBQ I have been to.

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    Irodori

    Irodori

    3.8(20 reviews)
    1.0 miJapantown, Lower Pacific Heights

    The service here was so bad that I think about it almost a year later and finally decided to leave…read morethis review. I almost never give bad reviews. The ONLY reason I give a 2 star is 1 star for the food which was decent, but nothing I couldn't get at another restaurant to be honest. And half of that star goes to the sweet waitress who tried her best with us. I came in with my boyfriend maybe an hour before break time midday (unbeknownst to us) as the sign outside is faded and in LIGHT blue marker on a soju standee. Pro tip: maybe you should update that off to the side sign in small letters as well as your closing time on google + Apple Maps before you grumpily yell at your customers to leave AFTER taking our money and giving us food (which btw we were there about 30 minutes). Or don't seat us at all. Thanks! Would not recommend.

    After the cherry blossom festival yesterday my friend and I decided to have dinner. We sat outside…read moreand no one came to take our order. My friend went inside and a server reluctantly came to our table. We ordered $90 worth of food and enjoyed people walking around. When the food came the waitress brought the check with the food and asked for our credit card. We hadn't taken a bite yet. They never offed us to refill our glass of water. When we did go to pay they asked us if the credit we were using was ours and asked for his id. They seemed to treat the other guest better. Maybe it's because we are Black Americans or maybe they just suck. The food was subpar the fried chicken was overcooked and my stomach hurt all last night. I live up the street on Bush so this would be a local spot. The service was terrible so they will never get my business again. Yes black people live in the neighborhood and eat Korean food and have credit cards.

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    Yasijang

    Yasijang

    4.7(240 reviews)
    0.5 miTenderloin

    While in SF, you have to visit this cozy establishment on the corner of the street. After my…read moredaughter and I checked in to our room, she was famished. This was her first long drive by herself (we took separate cars). I pulled up my Yelp app to see what was nearby. Not only was it one of our favorite foods to eat, Yasijang has a pretty good start rating as well! Now... if we could've only walked in the right direction, we would've been here within minutes from our hotel, lol! While it was still bright at 7 p.m, as you walk in, the windows are darkened and outdoor lights were strung up inside to set the mood. It felt like you were transformed into another world. Inside seating is limited and each table has a touch lamp. This makes for a more intimate setting. For my daughter and I, we were excited to try something different. Midori was our server. She quickly got us some waters to start. We ordered an apple mango Soju. Soju is a popular alcoholic beverage in Korea. It was very smooth and slightly sweet. My daughter enjoys these. For me, it was too sweet, but I'm someone who doesn't drink juice or soda, so my opinion on being sweet doesn't count, lol. For dinner, we ordered 3 rolls: The Rainbow Roll The Lion King Van Ness Roll All these rolls were very tasty, and my daughter's favorite, The Lion King. She normally goes for this one at any sushi restaurant, but here at Yasijang, the Lion King was unique. It was darkened on top. It seemed to be cooked more to give it extra texture. It was interestingly delicious for me and super delicious for her. I enjoyed all the rolls, but if I had to pick one I liked the most it would be the Van Ness Roll. I like rolls with texture (the cucumber), and this rolls has the thinnest slice of lemon in it.. it made it taste refreshing! My daughter isn't a fan of Wasabi or ginger, so that leaves it all for me... and I do enjoy bites of ginger and here and there. I will put the Wasabi on straight... although ending with that slight burning in my sinus... I don't put it on every roll... but I do use most of what I'm given depending on my mood. While sitting, we watched Midori serve the other tables some interesting dishes, like the Samgyeopsal Gui.. grilled pork belly with kimcheein on a sizzling plate. The smell was beautifully intoxicating for me. They also ordered a soup that cooked at the table. I want to come back to try those! While we had such an amazing experience here, I wouldn't recommend coming here with large groups as it seems to only be able to accommodate 1 larger group at a time and the rest of the tables for 2-3 comfortably after the food is out. However, I highly recommend coming here to try their unique flavors. Yasijang is at the top of my places to go when I come back to visit SF!

    My friend and I came here right at 5pm before seeing a 7pm show at the Orpheum on a Tuesday…read moreevening. The place was much smaller than I originally thought and the seating arrangements were interesting. What turned me off was the place smelling like cleaning solution because I'm guessing they cleaned right before opening. It went away after a bit, but it wasn't a great first impression. Food was surprisingly good. - The Spam Roulette was a fun appetizer if you and your company are daring enough. I didn't get the wasabi bomb, but my friend said it was packed - be warned! - The Mini Jeon was very crispy. It was good on its own or with the sauce. Solid choice for something crispy. - The corn cheese was the star. This was by far one of the best that I've had. It's creamy, buttery, and the corn was sweet. The best part was that the cheese had a really nice char flavor from the blow torch. It boosted the flavor of the entire dish. The flavors just worked beautifully in that dish. Highly recommend. - The Sooyuk was a sleeper. It was good but I've had better. - The Volcano Roll was solid. I was hesitant getting sushi at a Korean forward spot, but it was good. Service was okay. There were times we had to signal to the server we were ready or needed their attention because they were talking to another staff. This was when it was just us inside the restaurant. When there were more parties, the service was better. The food came out at a good pace and the server checked in on us multiple times so that's a plus. If you need a place before a downtown show, this is a solid spot that you can go to. They take reservations too which is nice.

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    Han Il Kwan

    Han Il Kwan

    4.1(2.2k reviews)
    3.7 miOuter Richmond
    $$$

    Hanil Kwan is my new favorite Korean spot! The lunch specials are killer, and you literally cannot…read moreask for better-tasting food at this price point. It gives me major Sun Nong Dan vibes--even though that's almost 700 miles away in LA. I keep it basic and usually get the Galbi ($24) and the Galbitang ($20). The Galbi is super yummy--it's a sweet, marinated beef with a great crisp to it. It comes out on a sizzling plate with the bone underneath, and the meat is incredibly tender; it pulls apart effortlessly. The Galbitang is just as amazing. It's basically galbi in a rich, comforting soup, loaded with egg drop and clear noodles. The broth is absolutely delicious. Highly recommend!

    Food is excellent here!! Arrived Sunday at 5pm and there was no wait. Individual entree prices are…read morepretty high, but they load you up with really delicious and high quality banchan plus steamed egg and barley tea, so it is worth it. The lotus root and pickled radish were my favorite! Service was just okay - we ended up getting a different dish to what we ordered which was unfortunate, but it was still tasty! Also had trouble flagging a server down at times. The ox tail soup was delicious - oxtail just tender enough and broth was nice and rich/gelatinous. I wish they salted it for you though, not sure why this is the one dish on the menu you have to season yourself. I usually look forward to multigrain rice at Korean restaurant but they just serve plain white rice here. Overall, food was excellent and will definitely be back.

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    Han Il Kwan - Han Il Kwan, cooking available on several tables. located on the corner of Balboa and 19th Ave.

    Han Il Kwan, cooking available on several tables. located on the corner of Balboa and 19th Ave.

    Han Il Kwan - Marinated Beef Rib Eye

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