Mister Jiu's

 

Chinatown's old restaurant, Sihai Restaurant, has been replaced by this tall American Chinese restaurant, Mister Jiu's. Yelp writes "Chinese", but in fact it is more like Asian Fusion, which promotes California-style dishes and innovative American Chinese food. The boss + chef Brandon Jew is ABC. Old Chinatown is full of childhood memories. Although most Chinese people have moved away from here and scattered around the Bay Area, he hopes that the cultural significance here will continue.

 

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(Picture fromInstagram）

 

Address: 28 Waverly Pl, San Francisco, CA 94108

Phone: (415) 857-9688

 

Tēo Restaurant & Bar | Jin Chaoxuan

 

Although it is also a new-looking restaurant (especially the menu, there are not many choices but the design is very western, like a steakhouse), but compared with the last authentic Chinese food, it has more Shanshan flavor, and several soups are very good , Fried rice noodles, sauerkraut and cod pot are also very good.

 

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Address: 1111 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103

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OEC

 

Japanese sushi and sashimi, with some Asian fusion style dishes. The quality is high, but it is not the level of sushi god like omakase, the dining atmosphere is very relaxed, and the pressure on the wallet is not so great.

 

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Address: 1516 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103

Phone: (415) 872-9496

 

SPI

 

Eh? Is this a restaurant? Are you sure it's not a table tennis hall? In fact, it is a table tennis-themed bar, stylish and modern decoration, free and easy graffiti, and delicious food and drinks (and really inexpensive), especially suitable for party or company events. The boss behind the scenes turned out to be the Oscar actor Susan Sarandon, who starred in "End of the Wild", and also has stores in LA and NYC.

 

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Address: 690 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

Phone: (415) 636-5995

 

Revelry Bistro

 

A newly opened French restaurant, although it looks like a corner shop outside, but the salad is made of foie gras, oysters, various cheeses and fresh vegetables and fruits. It combines French cuisine with new American cuisine to ensure quality. At the same time maintaining a relaxed atmosphere. And there are oysters happy hour on weekend afternoons, you can eat one for $ 1 ~

 

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Address: 297 Page Street, San Francisco, CA 94102

Phone: (415) 241-6833

 

Lemonade

 

The American-style fast-food restaurant with a great location and a crowd of people as soon as it opens, like the cafeteria, chooses side dishes, salads, meats, hot soups and desserts, and finally pays for each unit. As a high-end cafeteria-style restaurant, the food is still passable, and the dining environment is very good, and nearby office workers can change the taste. $ 20 + per person, I do n’t know what the people in Nimeng Sanfan think, anyway, the people in Nanwan + Dongwan said that it is a bit expensive for lunch ...

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Address: 781 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

Phone: (415) 522-0191

 

Wok Station | Bento

 

Although it is just an ordinary quick lunch (bowl of rice, fried noodles, etc.), but it is Chinese food, and the store is very new and bright, and it looks quite comfortable, so I also joined the new store newspaper, and simple and affordable lunch is no problem of.

 

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Address: 2154 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

Phone: (415) 638-9998

 

Mori Kitchen

 

The main food is Japanese-style ramen, curry and rice, as well as pre-dinner snacks such as fried chicken, fried squid, and cola cakes. Desserts include macaron sandwich ice cream and daifuku ice cream ~ It may be inspired by Japanese big stomach women. If you can eat a large bowl of ramen (including soup) for four people in 25 minutes, you can skip the order! If any food challenge is successful, remember to post Weibo @San Francisco Eat Goods Squad.

 

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Address: 1000 S De Anza Blvd, San Jose, CA 95129

Phone: (408) 343-1148

 

T-Swirl Crepe

 

The last time the team sent out a crepe guide, some enthusiastic fans introduced this T-Swirl. Japanese-style crepes from New York. Crepes are made from rice flour, so they are naturally gluten-free. The natural value does not say, there are sweet and salty flavors, there are more than 20 kinds of choices, there must be one for you ~

 

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Address: 19650 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014

Phone: (408) 898-4419

 

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