Vorschläge für Asiatisches Restaurant in der Nähe von Lower Pacific Heights, San Francisco

Lauren K. • Dezember 5, 2012The best Thai food in the neighborhood! The owner and staff are delightful too. A definite place you should check out!

Mesi V. • Mai 9, 2014strawberry lychee lemonade and caramel citrus bowl with tofu! a must.

Bob L. • July 26, 2011Famous (rightly so) for the Chicken Salad. Also the mushroom dishes are great, especially when Chanterelles are in season.

T Z. • Januar 20, 2018amazing yellow coconut curry (ask for non spicy), decent pad thai, decent lettuce wraps, the eggplant in the salmon is really good

AskMen • April 21, 2011Serves small plates like fresh spring rolls & papaya salad & has a whole list of pho varieties. They even serve beer 333, something we don’t see often enough outside of Southeast Asia.

Natalie M. • Juni 18, 2015Good, cheapish SF Chinese food. Try their dim sum; it's not bad. Good chow mein and crab rangoon. Good for delivery

Mike K. • April 27, 2014Awesome get #1 on the menu

Jonathan A. • Oktober 3, 2011This is my favorite sushi spot in SF. While it's not the most incredible sushi, it is very good and it's hecka cheap.

EiMa A. • Mai 19, 2017Top notch brunch spot in the city - yummy millionaires bacon, of course... Dixie bacon was really good too. Enjoyed my Oscar Benedict (crab) with perfectly cooked potatoes; Big Hip is truly decadent.

Lindsay W. • April 26, 2016Peets coffee section is pretty good. The staff are super nice too and there are always healthy options.

kai • Juni 14, 2014Might be my new favorite cupcake place. The cheesecake cupcake with raspberry was not overly sweet, but still decadent! The craft of their cupcakes are awesome!

Brian L. • Dezember 2, 2012Custom sandwiches are awesome. Grab a Starbucks drink on your way out.

Steven H. • August 16, 2016Everything is very high quality. Low score is a mystery (high prices?). Line & Cucumber Agua Fresca is my new favorite drink!

Wilson F. • August 30, 2016Like Pacific Heights, but lower. Notable for its proximity to Japantown (Japanese food, Sundance Kabuki cinema, Kabuki Springs & Spa) and for nifty little concert bar Boom Boom Room.