Great food and really fresh. Friendly service with good wifi. I really like the selection of items…read moreand will be back

I have seen this place every time I walk by on my way to the giants game and I have been wanting to…read morecheck it out. So when some of my friends wanted to meet up before they went to the valks game I suggested here. It is a small location with "bar seating" maybe 6 chairs? We ended up sitting by the door on a sofa and a small round table, it was fine since it was just us 3. You go up and order in person or on the iPad and maybe 5/7 min later your order is being called. Super easy to order. I ordered a spice tuna roll, edamame, pink lemonade green tea drink and a dragon roll. The fish tasted fresh and the spicy tuna was perfect. not too spicy and not just color. I wish the drink was a bit more sweet but I can fix that by asking for more sweet, I think I put less sweet thinking it would be too syrupy or something. I really enjoyed it that two weeks later I went to a giants game and picked up rolls to eat at the ball park. That time I ordered it online and got a confirmation code and then a text when my meal was ready. Super easy once again. Will keep coming back. Thank you

Amazingly fresh mochi. 2nd best mochi I've ever had (best was in Seongsu, Korea)…read more We ordered berry mochi and Sakura mochi. I liked the berry better. My children were pleased that the order number was 67.

We saw this onigiri spot across from Jina Bakes and I unironically enjoyed it more! The onigiris…read morecome out pipping hot and they were tasty! We ordered the Salmon, Mentaiko Spicy Cod Roe, and Spicy Salmon. All of the onigiris were enjoyable. At $3.50~ per onigiri, the price is very affordable! Definitely grab an onigiri or two from them if you're in the area!

Clean exterior and well labeled awning. Interior is well lit, clean, and welcoming…read more Staff is friendly, hardworking, and helpful. Their mango mochi is made with a generous portion of ripe mango chunks. All gone before I remembered to take a picture. Today, I attended Self Help for the Elderly 60th Anniversary Block Party and iCafe sponsored and made 2,000 lotus buns for this event and provided staff + exhibitors tasty lunches. We had the beef stew and BBQ pork. Everything was fresh, full of flavor, and comforting. The lotus bun was excellent in flavor, perfect ratio of filling to bun, and left me pining for more. Plus, I bought their bagged almond cookies (actual whole almond per cookie) and candied walnuts with white sesame; both were delicious. Next time, I want to try the various Chinese tamales...salivating just thinking about this.

Impressed by the variety of tamales here. My family makes really great ones for certain occasions…read moreonly so it's nice to find a place that has an extensive menu year round with all the fixings. There are also baked goods and drinks too. Staff are nice, friendly and helpful.

It was really good. $10 for fresh kimbap in this city is a steal. I really liked the Jeyuk kimbap a…read morelot. Bulgolgi was solid but I just felt that the flavor of the jeyuk one was much better. But overall both were great. The restaurant was really packed for lunchtime, and I needed to wait for like 20 minutes. However, the owner seems really nice and hardworking. Perfectly happy to support him, and I respect the cheap eats!

Saw this place has a high rating, so decided to try, but overall, the meal was a bit disappointing…read more The kimbap was just okay, the rice was on the hard side, which took away from the overall texture. The fried chicken was definitely the highlight of the meal. It was crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, and easily the best dish we ordered. The cheese corn, however, wasn't good at all. The flavor was a bit strange and didn't taste quite right. The tteokbokki was also underwhelming, it was much more watery than the rich, creamy texture I was expecting, and it was surprisingly very spicy. Overall, there were a few bright spots, but most of the dishes didn't meet our expectations. probably wouldn't come back, especially with so many other Korean restaurants to choose from. Kimbap: 4/5 Fried chicken: 5/5 Cheese corn: 1/5 tteokbokki: 3/5

Simple, easy and delicious tea. Use the tablet to order, wait five minutes and your drink is…read moredelivered. They explain all the teas and what is in them and how sweet they are. $8 later, you're drinking a refreshing, tasty tea...

Cute boba shop in Chinatown!…read more Love the decor of the place, it's small and mostly for to-go orders but looks like an old style tea house inside. There is a small table and bench area by the window to sit or wait for your drink. The cups have cute cats on them. I wasn't feeling caffeine today so looked around for their non caffeinated drink menu. It would be nice to have a separated section on the order menu that lists these options together. I saw an almond latte with grass jelly drink and opted for that. It didn't actually list what the ingredients in the drink were which would have also been helpful. It tasted like an almond jelly slush + grass jelly. I really enjoyed it! Would definitely come back to try their other drinks.

Good place to go to for dessert :)…read more Fair amount of seating for dine in, really appreciate the menu has pricing and photos for every dish. Good lighting and found the plant decor cute Not many people when we went but service was nice and fairly fast. We got a cream soda and bingsu. Bingsu was amazing. Well sized for the price with shaved snow texture. Cream soda was cold, a little sweet, and a unique flavor, almost honeydew like medicinal.

Ordered takeout from here because they're open late, but unfortunately it was a huge…read moredisappointment. We honestly wish we had gone somewhere else. Pad See Ew - 0/10: Absolutely no flavor, and the noodles tasted old, stale, and dry. Definitely the biggest disappointment of the meal. Pork Jowl Fried Rice - 5/10: It was ok, but nothing special or memorable. Veggie Tom Yum Soup - 7.5/10: Surprisingly, this was probably the best thing we ordered. It had good flavor and was the one item we actually enjoyed. We haven't tried the yellow curry yet, but I was already disappointed when I saw the portion sizes. Our total came out to around $80 for four items, so basically $20 per item. For that price, I expected decent portions, but everything came in pretty small containers. The ordering experience was also strange. We asked about around five different items listed on the menu, and each time the server told us they didn't have it or didn't sell it. At that point, it almost felt like they didn't want to serve us. There are plenty of other good Thai places open late in SF, so unfortunately I would skip this one. It's also located in the Tenderloin, so parking can be difficult, and there is a significant homeless presence in the surrounding area.

In Chinatown, they have a delicious black sesame latte drink! They're also open later at night.read more

There aren't many boba tea places open even on a Friday night after dinner time. We came across…read morethis on yelp, and despite the under four star review average, we took a chance. It is a small shop with a handful of dine-in seating. All were filled at the 8:00 hour. There is one person working the entire place so service is subpar. There are plenty of menu options that extend beyond drinks and two other sweet treats. We ordered a hot roasted oolong milk tea, avocado slush and a dirty oreo. Prices are average and so are flavors. So if in a bind because of the late hour, this might be a place to try. Otherwise I would opt for checking out other nearby places during other times of the day.

This place is literally on the bridge, connecting the Japantown shopping centers. So it's pretty…read moresmall and narrow. Not really accessible if you have a wheelchair. It was kind of difficult already with my husbands crutches. A wheelchair could be possible if they sit you at the very front entrance. We wanted to go because they have napolitan and we were very happy that we went. The staff were nice. They keep to themselves and check in on you just enough. There's anime on the shelves if you want to read and relax. Love that they had a warning that some of them may not be suitable for kids. They don't split bills, so heads up if you're going with multiple people. Our boys really liked their curry and katsu. They were able to make it not really spicy and it was just right for them. Napolitan was so good. The serving size was just right. At first I thought it might be too big, but because it was so good, I scarfed that thing down. This will definitely be our spot to go back to when we're in Japantown.

Overall, this is a decent restaurant. One of its biggest selling points is its location on the…read morebridge in Japantown, which offers a unique dining experience. The menu leans more toward Western-style Japanese cuisine, with a large selection of pasta dishes as well as a few rice bowls. I ordered the omurice, oyako don, and a pasta dish. Unfortunately, they had sold out of pasta, so they substituted soba noodles instead. The prices are a bit on the expensive side, but the portions are generous, especially when it comes to the amount of meat, so it still feels like good value. That said, I found the chicken to be a little tough. On the bright side, the takoyaki pancake was surprisingly good. Although the restaurant is somewhat pricey overall, the ingredients are generous and satisfying. My only real complaint is that it's almost impossible to find a server whenever you need one. 中規中矩的餐廳，在日本城的橋上是一個很不錯的賣點，食物比較偏向歐美風格的日本食物，很多義大利麵的選擇，還有些丼飯的選擇。我點了蛋包飯、Oyako Don、義大利麵，不過麵都賣完了，他們用蕎麥麵給我做。價格感覺有點偏貴，不過肉都放很多，很實惠，但是雞肉偏硬。另外，它的章魚燒餅還不錯。儘管整體價格偏貴，但是食料挺紮實的。唯一的缺點是永遠找不到服務員。