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    DishCo SF

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:30 am - 4:00 pm

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    Best place to shop in the city for cookware, dishware, and anything kitchen related! Especially…read moreanything Asian like matcha bowls, teapots, etc. Everything is well priced and affordable, and they have aisles and aisles of stuff! I could easily spend over an hour walking through all the aisles to check everything out. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for things for your kitchen or are nearby. Btw they are closed on Sundays.

    Revisited Edition: There are thousands of restaurants operating throughout San Francisco. There is…read moreso much that goes into operating and running a restaurant especially in a city like San Francisco. Everybody talks about starting a restaurant or a cafe this is a good place to start whether it's in your own home kitchen selling plates or at a brick and mortar store front. Even if you want to play chef at home this is a place which has all the tools of the trade. On an Autumn stroll on Clement street there is a place which has the essentials to be top chef is Kamei Housewears & Restaurant Supply. Inside they have endless supplies to operate a restaurant. Inside you will see pots by the aisle along with rice cookers and tortilla flatteners. You will see lots of cooking pans along with storage bins. They have restaurant equipment and supplies for before , during , and after the fact. You will also see welcome floor mats of all kinds. It also feels like you are at a flower and plant store because they sell artificial plastic plants for home ,office , and restaurant decor.This is a good place to grab loose items you want replace like tongs and spoons. Go here if you're an inspiring Michelin chef or a novice in SF. Go to Clement in San Francisco and visit " Kamei" where you can find a "food tray", rice cookers, pots , kitchen knives and mugs made of ceramic "clay" and other restaurant essential supplies by the aisle on "display" It's a good place if you want to start restaurant because they have kitchenware and it's at a "bargain" and you can always raise the price to grow your profit " margin" and they also have a section which sells flowers to grow your "garden" and they also sell a butter dish so you can pass the "margarine"

    Restaurant Depot

    Restaurant Depot

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    This was my first time coming to this location and I had mixed but mostly positive impressions of…read morethe place. Place looked small on the outside, but once you walk inside, it's a completely different story. The space opens up vertically and feels massive with its tall ceilings and rows of bulk items that actually make a lot of sense for restaurants and businesses. Everything from supplies to most food categories was very well stocked, in date, and had solid variety. I was happy to pick up a bunch of high-heat, heavy-duty kitchen tools during the trip. If you're stocking a commercial kitchen, they definitely have a good selection of durable equipment, but limited. With that being said, I have been to other Restaurant Depot locations and the Miami, FL one will always be my favorite because they have a lot more higher end meat and seafood selections. I was hoping for more variety here, particularly in seafood and baked goods. The bread and pastry section was pretty bare, and I really wish they carried more seafood like uni and sushi-grade products to help elevate this location. Pricing is also a bit conflicting for me as well because some items, especially beverage, pantry goods, and produce didn't feel like a great deal compared to smaller local spots. However, it does make up for that by being a true one-stop shop where you can grab almost everything your business needs in one run. My biggest downside is the location. It's pretty inconvenient, and I had personally much rather see a Restaurant Depot closer to South San Francisco or in an area that feels safer and more accessible than Bayview-Hunters Point. Overall, place has a solid selection, well stocked, and very useful if you're running a restaurant business.

    Accessible and the manager of equipment department is really amazing & knowledgeable …read more I really appreciate his professional advice

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