Small space with modern Asian accents offers a cozy and relaxing atmosphere that stays quiet and chill. Authentic Thai and Laotian dishes bring unique flavor profiles rarely found elsewhere. Neighborhood spot draws diners seeking genuine, homey meals in a peaceful setting.
Quiet neighborhood offers easy parking with good options nearby.
Mhok Pla offers flavors like Cambodian fish amok but with less curry powder and mild spice. Fish with dill stands out as an excellent dish, while shrimp in Tom yum soup costs extra despite menu claims.
"The Laotian and Thai food here is so authentic and delicious."
"The seafood here is fragrant and flavorful, especially the Tom Yum Noodle Soup."
"The parking here is great and easy to find."
Good to know
The pricing is approximately $50 for four dishes that feed a table of three.
Expect smaller portion sizes than typical for Thai restaurants.
A 20% gratuity is added for parties of five or more.
Walk-up pizza spot with no seating and minimal atmosphere beyond the sidewalk. Offers thick, pillowy crust and flavorful toppings with a takeout-only setup. Decals on exterior show wear and contrast with the casual, quick-service vibe.
Parking is easier at this location compared to others. Picking up a whole pie is simple thanks to better parking. Sometimes finding a spot can be tricky but overall it's a breeze.
Garlic clams feature a balanced garlic flavor with a slight pungency that pairs well with the chewy texture of the clams. Clams come cut into small pieces on a half-and-half combo pizza.
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Golden Boy Pizza is takeout only with no dine-in option.
They do not accept Apple Pay; bring a card or cash.
A basic cheese slice costs $3.50, a good deal for a quick bite.
Cozy space with authentic Peruvian decorations creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere that transports diners to Peru. Music and complimentary popcorn add to the lively vibe. Known for fresh, high-quality ceviche and dishes rarely found elsewhere, it offers a genuine taste of Peruvian cuisine.
Easy to find parking sits just around the corner. Free parking options exist nearby, making access straightforward.
Generous portions of seafood rice and mixed ceviche stand out here. Dishes like Parihuela and seafood chalaca offer tasty, hearty options.
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On Sundays, they have live music during brunch hours.
Fridays and Saturdays feature a DJ for evening entertainment.
Parking is easy to find just around the corner.
Restaurant offers stunning bay views with a heated outdoor patio that provides comfort in various weather. Atmosphere feels warm and elegant, creating a calm and refined dining environment. Cocktails and Mediterranean dishes feature multidimensional textures and thoughtful preparation.
Parking is easy to find at the Pier 3 lot. Some spots are available behind the restaurant, though parking can be a challenge due to the location on Pier 3.
Fresh oysters come with a house-made hot sauce and appear raw or broiled. Broiled Kusshi oysters feature a lemon-prosecco sabayon and pancetta bits. Other seafood options include rabbit cannelloni.
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The restaurant does not have restrooms inside; public restrooms are nearby.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm daily.
Parking is available behind the restaurant for easy access.
Furniture store combines historic architecture with luxurious interior design, featuring high ceilings and marble accents. Atmosphere feels calm and upscale, with a smart casual vibe that welcomes casual dress. Rooftop offers stunning views of downtown and the bay, complemented by a well-furnished garden and seating.
Street parking is available nearby and generally easy and accessible. Metered spots operate until 10:00 pm, with ticketing enforced at night.
Branzino fish stands out with its excellent flavor and quality. Grilled shrimp, truffle fries, and crispy artichokes serve as notable seafood appetizers.
Good to know
Street parking is metered until 10:00 pm and they tend to ticket people even at night.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger parties.
The menu is limited with only three choices each for appetizers and main courses.
Large dining area with no frills design hosts a laid-back atmosphere where people eat and talk loudly. Food is made to order with authentic Vietnamese dishes and generous portions at reasonable prices. Watching street food shows on TV adds a casual touch to the experience.
Street parking exists on weekdays and is usually within walking distance. Parking can be tricky and difficult to find in nearby residential areas, especially on weekday afternoons.
Dishes feature shrimp and calamari with garlic noodles or crispy egg noodles served with soup on the side. Seafood portions are adequate and paired with vegetables in the dishes.
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Finding parking can be tricky, especially on weekday afternoons.
Street parking is available on weekdays, usually within walking distance.
The menu includes pho, appetizers, special noodle soups, and rice plates.
Brightly lit Korean grocery store with well organized and spacious layout features a mini food court offering quick eats and a bakery. The atmosphere is lively and sometimes overstimulating with loud Kpop music and the smell of roasting sweet potatoes. Crowds create a busy, chaotic vibe that feels authentic to Korean markets.
Free and spacious parking makes access easy. The lot offers plenty of spots and is very convenient.
Fresh seafood comes in a large selection with live options at affordable prices. Sushi grade fish, marinated seafood, and in-store cleaning services add to the variety.
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H Mart offers a wide variety of Asian groceries, especially Korean products.
The supermarket is known for its high-quality fresh seafood and produce.
Parking is available, but it can get crowded during peak hours.
Japanese grocery store offers a deep, well-stocked space with a wide selection of fresh sashimi and sushi-grade fish. Crowded and authentic atmosphere creates a nostalgic, bustling vibe reminiscent of Japan. Clever amenities like a microwave for bentos and unique packaging add to the quirky charm.
Parking offers discounts in Japantown but can be inconsistent and sometimes difficult. Validation requires a minimum $30 purchase, and it is not always available as advertised.
Sashimi-grade fish comes in a great selection with a fresh taste and texture. Fresh seafood is always available, including fish perfect for sushi at a bargain price.
Good to know
Nijiya Market has a large selection of Japanese imported groceries.
You cannot take pictures inside Nijiya Market.
Parking validation requires a minimum purchase of $30.
Asian grocery store with tight aisles and dim lighting creates a crowded, bustling atmosphere filled with loud old school Asian music and a mix of languages. The space feels cold and smells strongly of fish, adding to its authentic, no-frills vibe. Shoppers navigate with urgency and little direction, reflecting a lively, functional market experience.
Free parking exists but is limited and can be tight at times. A parking lot is available, offering ample spots overall.
Wide selection of fresh fish and live seafood fills the aisles. Prices stay very reasonable and fish is kept on ice to maintain freshness.
Good to know
Parking is free but can be limited during peak hours.
Credit cards are not accepted for purchases under $10; cash is required.
The market has a strict no bag policy; large bags must be checked.
Large, spacious Asian grocery store with wide selection of fresh produce and variety of Asian niche items. Atmosphere is somewhat cluttered with narrow, cramped aisles. Offers inexpensive prices and free parking across the street.
Parking includes a lot across the street with free spots and some parking directly at the market. Availability can be limited at times.
Freshness stands out with fresh fish and shellfish available. Prices lean toward the inexpensive side, but some seafood and meat sections have a bad smell.
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Parking is available across the street for free.
The market offers a wide selection of fresh produce at good prices.
Prices are generally affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
Mexican restaurant with an upscale interior and clean, well-maintained seating offers a chill, easy vibe with loud reggaeton music. Atmosphere varies from insanely chilly to very hot, affecting comfort. Known for authentic halal Mexican food grilled over charcoal, it attracts those seeking quality and a lively setting.
Parking relies on downtown street spots, which can be tough to find. Weekday afternoons offer easier parking, while weekends might be more challenging.
Fish tacos feature fresh blue corn tortillas and delicate fluffy breaded fish meat that the tortillas gently hold. Shrimp comes in large size, though sour cream is served on the side. Nachos with seafood stand out more than the fish tacos.
Good to know
Prices for most menu items are over $20, with some items being more expensive.
The restaurant is now completely self-service with an iPad for ordering.
Parking in San Francisco may be difficult, so plan accordingly.