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Mamahuhu's delightful twists on classic Chinese-American dishes, featuring curated, quality ingredients always seem to please! From the minds of Brandon Jew and co.
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Mister Jiu's is a contemporary Chinese American restaurant and bar located in a historic Chinatown building which previously housed the iconic Four Seas and Hang Far Low restaurants.
Mister Jiu's opens with a five-course set-price menu, whose d...
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Late-night options slim, we settled on the only place that came to mind: My Canh on Broadway a few doors up from Sam's. To be honest, we weren't expecting too much from the nondescript storefront that was virtually empty save a large table of Vietnam...
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626 Broadway
San Francisco
CA
94133
+1 415.397.8888
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Not amazing food or ambiance. Yet New Sun Hong Kong has tons of fans. Maybe it's because it's in the center of it all, on a corner of Broadway and Columbus. Maybe it's nostalgia of a fun night out in North Beach - open t...
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606 Broadway
San Francisco
CA
94133
+1 415.956.3338
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Hidden Gem. A sophisticated and Upscale Restaurant and Lounge inside the Historical Twitter building owned by JP Morgan and Shorenstein located in the heart of San Francisco. Chinese inspired restaurant, Dim Sum served all day! Don't be fooled by it...
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This is a great place for authentic Chinese cuisine. If you want to know why the Shanghai style of cooking is so popular, definintely check this place out.
On the pricey side.
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Palette Tea House introduces a refreshed perspective of modern Cantonese cuisine. We feature vibrant, authentic dim sum, live seafood, a Pacific-inspired cocktails list, and a casual atmosphere located at the heart of Ghirardelli Square in San Franci...
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Boba and various tea drinks; plus a fusion of various snacks from fried calamari, popcorn chicken, among others.
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1111 Taraval Street
San Francisco
CA
94116
(415) 592-9649
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R & G Lounge is mostly known as that "quirky" karaoke bar, but it's also one of the best Chinese restaurants in town. So not only do you get a good laugh, you get great food. The salt-and-pepper prawns or crab and the oysters in a clay pot are very g...
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We serve our own specialty of Northern Style Chinese cooking - spicy chicken wings, juicy dumplings, noodle selections, and much more.
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Shanghai Dumpling King is known for its modern interpretation of classic dishes and its insistence on only using high quality fresh ingredients.
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The gleaming neon that hit us from the storefront foreshadowed what we were in for inside: Chinese boy band music and Hello Kitty meets Spice Girls décor. The food was equally loud: crunchy beef tendon with an alarming numbing quality, surpris...
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Good food (clay pot) and service in a casual setting.
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622 Jackson Street
San Francisco
CA
94133
(415) 288-2888
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Tēo is derived from the origins of our cuisine, Teo Chew, also known as Chui Chow or Chaozhou.
We are not only a restaurant & bar.
We are the place where:
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* locals make new friends;
* startups meet;
* companies and organizaations h...
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One of the most classic alleyways in Chinatown. Good prices at a decent food. The Spicy Shrimp features seafood dishes like tofu fish, fish noodle soup, salt and pepper calamari, and lemon shrimp rice.
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150 Waverly Place
San Francisco
CA
94108
(415) 658-7168
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Ton Kiang is unsurpassed - it's as simple as that. Whether you visit in the evening and order off the menu, or go during the breakfast or lunch hours for dim sum, you're going to sample the freshest, most delicious Hakka cuisine in San Francisco - at...
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At United Dumplings, we specialize in dumplings: traditional northern Chinese dumplings, XLB, Potstickers. We also have a wide collection of delicious hand pulled noodles. Asian tradition. California flavor.
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A great, always reliable, decently priced, and popular place in Inner Richmond to get dim sum!
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503 Clement Street
San Francisco
CA
94118
(415) 668-9481
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Once the best dim sum joint in the city, Yank Sing has fallen off a tiny bit since its move from the Financial District. The food is still wonderful, but you'll pay dearly for it, with the bill topping $75 for a lunch for two. If you can afford to ea...
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Once the best dim sum joint in the city, Yank Sing has fallen off a tiny bit since its move from the Financial District. The food is still wonderful, but you'll pay dearly for it, with the bill topping $75 for a lunch for two. If you can afford to ea...
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Casual, contemporary Chinese restaurant & bar offering a diverse menu with meatless selections.
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