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_: Decent Chinese food. Recommend bbq fried rice. Pass on the pork and thousand year old egg. Pork was dry, egg tasted like left overs from the day before.

_: Macaroons are $2.50 each. The quality is above average and so is the size.

_: First decent boba place in Oakland Chinatown. The place gets cramped quick.

_: Try the spicy Tonkotsu ramen. Food quality has improved since opening.

_: AYCE, but not worth it. The quality is meh at best. Half hotpot and grill combo for $25, $5 more dollars and you get sushi but it's terrible. Slow service.

_: Papaya salad is damn spicy good!

_: Nice quiet cafe across the street from the dog park. Great smoothies.

_: Beautiful hike with a nice view of the city! You can see the Golden Gate Bridge from the top!

_: Try the Royal Exchange Express next door for a quick salad during lunch.

_: Find the $15 chicken po boy sandwich! It exist!

_: Crazy long lines for dim sum on the weekends, but the dim sum is one of the best in Oakland Chinatown.

_: Yamo House Noodles and tea salad! Delicious and cheap. Great quick friendly service!

_: Creamy ice cream! Warning - if you get the Cookie Monster, your mouth will be blue but filled with deliciousness!

_: Mhmm pulled pork sandwich and/or turkey meatloaf. Depends on how hungry you are.

_: Try the empanada sampler! Lomo saltado was alright.

_: Humphry's is known for their secret breakfast, but my favorite flavor is Blue Bottle's Vietnamese coffee!

_: Decently priced banh mi for FiDi during lunch. Try the lemongrass chicken.

_: Get the mini burger with avocado, bacon, and egg! Don't forget to grab some of their homemade pickles!

_: Always a long line, but they are pretty quick about your order.

_: Come for the happy hour stay for the kabobs!

_: Surprisingly quick with the amount of people that come through!

_: Great friendly staff! Very knowledgable!

_: Always packed... Always, but how can you beat the deals!

_: Lots of organic and random international groceries and snacks.