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L H Restaurant

3.9 (64 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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燒肉切雞雙拼飯
Leung T.

Reasonably priced standard American Chinese restaurant. This place has its own roast meats. They are okay, not great, but they do have their own instead from another place. I had the 雙拼 & the meats were cold but otherwise fresh.

salt and 86. 椒鹽豆腐/Salt & Pepper Tofu
Kayla C.

got the salt and pepper tofu, bbq pork rice cabbage plate and roast duck and wonton soup. the roast duck in the soup wasn't all that but I liked the soup overall. loooved the tofu and the rice dish. very nostalgic in here. would come again.

Roast duck and bbq pork.
Ruby T.

Came with friends for an afternoon snack. Each ordered a dish and shared. 3 people but had a lot of leftovers. Fried Tofu, beef Chow fun dried and Singapore fried rice noodles. Fast, friendly and efficient service. Food came out hot and tasty. Enjoyed!

Denise C.

Interesting...old 90s restaurant walk by clement St ..same menu ..pork wonton and custard bao ...with my mom ..try a walk by funny ..satire ...Chinese food trail ..milk tea ..happy lunch

燒味三拼/Together Three Items ($21.25) - 燒肉/Roast Pork, 叉燒/BBQ Pork, 燒排骨/BBQ Sparebis
Elena N.

Date: Sunday, February 23rd, 2025 Party of: 2 Meal: Late Lunch Delivery Time Ordered: around 3:15pm Time Arrived: around 30 mins later Delivered to: Outer Richmond Ordered via: DoorDash *燒味三拼/Together Three Items ($21.25) - 燒鴨/Roast Duck, 豉油雞/Soy Sauce Chicken , 貴妃雞/Kui Fei Chicken *燒味三拼/Together Three Items ($21.25) - 燒肉/Roast Pork, 叉燒/BBQ Pork, 燒排骨/BBQ Sparebis 28. 皮蛋瘦肉粥 / Porridge with Pork and Preserved Egg ($11.99) 119. 酸辣湯/Hot and Sour Soup ($12.50) 160. 春卷/Egg Roll: 6 ($8.75) *炒饭/Fried Rice: 1lb ($6.25) *炒面/Chow Mein: 1lb ($6.25) *Discount (-$13.63) The hubby and I were looking for a place to grab lunch. Since it was HH on DD and I've been wanting to try this spot, we decided to check it out. I got one of each meat they offered and tried their pei dan sau yuk juk. The hubs wanted a soup and carbs, so he added the rest of the items. The bbq meats meats were pretty good. Tho the empress chicken pieces we got were small and we got a lot of the butt / ends of the bird. The spareribs were kinda the same. Small and not meaty. Otherwise, the duck, soy chicken, and other two porks were a normal portion. The jook was okay. Not much flavor. I added more seasoning and another century egg to make it more savory. Other than the soup, most of the stuff the hubs ordered was not very good. The egg rolls were mushy inside. Why, we couldn't figure out. It was almost like they were filled with a paste. The chow mein was also sour. We couldn't figure that out either. I don't think it was bad as in spoiled, but we did throw this away. The chow fan was fine. Just very bland. I'd say stick to the meats and the congee and stay away from the fried rice and noodles. Glad we tried this during HH so we saved some cash. REVIEW #3714

BBQ Pork Buns
Anh T.

Had their BBQ Pork Buns to go, and service was The buns itself were slightly dry, but the meat inside was tasty, and the buns were soft.

Crispy pork, bbq pork, & duck
Ken L.

It's cash only unless you spend $30 or it's like a 3% extra charge for card under $30. I got the 3 different kinds of meat and an order of rice for $21 cash. Portions are large. Usually places only offer 2 kinds and sometimes won't have the crispy pork. This place had it all and even has seating inside. Parking is always difficult in this area.

This is the menu for the roasted and barbecue meat.
Mario T.

This is a sit down restaurant, but they do takeout and that's what I got. It looks like they specialize in different meats, as you can see from the reviews. But they also have a full menu that looked interesting. This is a very authentic place. I didn't see a single white person in there. That usually means service that isn't up to the standards of some diners, very affordable food, and freaking AWESOME Chinese food. For $15 I got a big plate of food that included 2 meats, rice and basic steamed cabbage. I came at noon and the place was mostly empty. The meat was pretty cold, which could mean it was yesterday's meat or it could just be how things go when you have meat hanging by the window. Either way, it was delicious. I probably wouldn't come here as a dedicated trip, there are other takeout places nearby that have a variety of vegetables to choose from. But I plan on coming back for a sit down meal soon.

Lisa X.

Formerly Five Happiness Restaurant, now it's a Chinese BBQ takeout & restaurant. Recently opened and newly renovated. You can do take out or eat in. We recently tried both. Firstly, the BBQ meats like roast duck, BBQ pork and Crispy roast pork are great. We also heard the roast chicken was great too but we haven't tried yet. It's also a tad less expensive than the prices on Clement St. A huge deal because of these inflation prices. Secondly, maybe they are still new and trying to find their sea legs, but their dim sum are not that great. Very thick skins and some of the dim sum tasted off. There are so many other dim sum spots on Clement that we would not recommend them for now unless you are adventurous like we were. Had good experiences doing takeout BBQ lunch plates and also gotten a whole roast duck (under $30) for visiting family, so we recommend that. Service was friendly and the ambiance lively. 3.5 stars rounding up. Conveniently located by the 38R and 38 bus stop on Geary Blvd and 6th Ave; next to the KFC/Taco Bell.

Aaa T.

Returned again recently for the warm and friendly service and huge variety of menu items. We tried several new items, but the tastiest items on this visit were the Special Order of Tomato Beef Crispy Pan Fried Noodles, Salted Fish Fried Rice and Fish & Tofu. Portions continue to be quite large which is great for lunch and/or dinner the next day! YAY! :0)

Stale overcooked meats
Brian N.

Primarily directed towards the multiple item bbq combo over rice - Do not order the char siu here! You will get stale old pieces. Not sure if it's because I ordered through Ubereats and they needed to offset their fees by giving garbage parts, but this is unacceptable. If I wanted beef jerky, I would go to 7-eleven. They really skimped on the other meats too, so really suspecting the delivery orders get the low quality parts. Unfortunately, would not recommend this item unless you like to gamble on your food quality & portions. Other dishes I have tried are fine, but the combo rice plate is incredibly inconsistent (char siu) so cross your fingers if you are ordering this for delivery.

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Taesung K.

Feel like it's good to okay value at 15.75? Nothing too special - duck pieces were too meat and the cha siu pieces weren't particularly juicy but they weren't dry either. Restaurant was dead at 5pm on a Sunday but it probably one of the cleaner if not the cleanest restaurant in the area. I feel like they do more catering/ take out orders than not. I'd probably order again from them esp for their canto bbq but that's mostly bc the restaurant feels cleaner than the others in the area. Don't know if taste or value is really comparable.

Egg plant
Maria L.

The roast pork was delicious. The skin nice and crispy. The meat was well seasoned. The bbq pork aka char siu was also good. We also had egg plant and clay pot chicken. The egg plant was just so-so. I did not like the clay pot chicken at all. It was not flavorful. But I'm giving this restaurant four stars because of the roast pork and bbq pork and friendly staff. Will be back to try their soy sauce chicken.

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It's changed hands. For a few weeks there was a red sign in the window, but I never stopped to read it. I think it's TF restaurant now.

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Authentic Cantonese roast!! Reasonable priced too. A lot of traditional Cantonese dishes.

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First time and would be the only last time. Bad service, fake promotion. Taste bad. Won't recommend.

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3.7(827 reviews)
2.4 mi•Outer Sunset
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Take-out classic BBQ spot -- $34 for a full duck, which is not bad these days given it fed 3 people…read morenicely. The duck was well seasoned, juicy, and had plentiful meat without being overly fatty or skinny, My favorite part about good roast duck is the skin, and I loved how it was nice and thin and well marinated without a massive layer of fat underneath as they sometimes do. Roasted pork was also great -- perfectly crispy skin, juicy and tender pork meat, and nice seasoning on the meat. It did have the gamey taste of pork a bit but I didn't mind since the textural experience was so wonderful. Next time would just make my own rice, but honestly don't even need rice that much because the star of the show is the juicy meats here.

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3.9(1.2k reviews)
3.3 mi•Chinatown
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I really liked this place! The food was not super greasy unlike some of the other Cantonese…read morerestaurants that we have tried in the Chinatown SF area. Also, the prices were so low! Great value tasty dishes whipped up quick and served hot to your table, what's not to like?

Clay pot, a classic Hong Kong dish, is a feature here in the heart of Chinatown - a welcomed…read moreexperience for the uninitiated and an excellent callback to a traditional staple. Situated on the second floor, Hong Kong Clay Pot Restaurant, is elevated above the rest, literally and figuratively with their quality of food and service, high churn and freshness, and comfort in dining space. Upon climbing the carpeted steps up to the restaurant, we were greeted by the staff and were seated by the window. Despite being located in a building with no air conditioning, the heat doesn't linger much here when the windows are open feeding in the fresh bay air. Furthermore, the spacing between tables is efficient allowing them to pack tables for large and small groups alike but still have enough room to eat comfortably. We were given menus and offered tea and waters to get us started. The menu is quite extensive beyond clay pot dishes as it includes many popular favorites typical of Chinese restaurants (noodle and rice dishes, chicken/beef/pork, and veggies) but also eclectic options like frog legs. For those looking to quench a thirst, they have soft drinks out of cans, bottled juices, beers, and wines. The menu is full of pictures so you'll get a nice visual of what you'll expect to feast on. Naturally, we got a few things as were famished from the day full of adventure. Salt & Pepper Frog - these crispy and meaty bits are lips smacking good; they're great starters for the meal as well as an introduction to some exotic food Snow Pea Sprouts with Garlic - cooked really well with large chunks of garlic. Seasoned well but it does have a bit more oil than your typical home cooking - so delicious though! Dried Bean Curd Lamb Clay Pot - protein rich dish with succulent chunks of lamb and tofu slathered in a sauce in search of a bowl of rice to pair with. Just one of these can easily feed two! Beef Stew Clay Pot with Bean Curd & Mushroom - juicy pieces of beef and braised tofu and mushrooms hit home with a nice balance of protein and veggies. This hearty dish will fill you up. Steamed rice - nothing special, but it does cost extra and doesn't come with any of the clay pots. You're going to want some so make sure you get a bowl or two. The service is exceptional here compared with other sit downs of this caliber in Chinatown. The staff members are personable, quick to serve and refill beverages, and accessible when the need arises. It does get busy here so the small staff may have trouble during rushes. Given the older building, naturally the small bathroom is expected. Surprisingly though, they have free WiFi here so I suppose for those looking for a pit stop in your city trek to regroup or for the locals looking to camp a bit for work, you've come to a great place to grab a bite too! Overall, Hong Kong Clay Pot represents the Hong Kong cuisine exceptionally well and is accessible, affordable, and delicious. The menu covers a variety of items and will be sure to satisfy everyone in your party. Everything is made fresh and is balanced in flavor, texture, and nutrition. Tourist or local, you'll be welcomed with hospitality. Each meal is meant for family style and will be sure to fill each stomach up while encouraging community building during your dining experience. Get a taste of Hong Kong simply by stepping foot into San Francisco Chinatown!

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4.5(61 reviews)
3.1 mi•Mission

Stopped by Yongzi Ji for an early Saturday breakfast right when they open at 11:30 am. The place…read morewas still quiet, so we were seated immediately. We ordered : - Braised beef wonton noodle soup : noodles had that perfect springy bite, the broth was light , well seasoned & comforting. The braised beef was melt in your mouth tender, and the wontons were fresh, plump, and juicy. Everything was on point. - Fish porridge : I appreciate that the congee is not too soupy/ watered down. It was hearty and fish was delicately cooked just right, not dry or rubbery like some places. - Curry fish balls with pork rind : Good side dish, nicely seasoned with a spicy kick which we loved. Parking was relatively easy, there's metered spots across the street. Service was fast & efficient, the aunty who served us was super friendly and on top of everything. The interior is clean and comfy with a chill, welcoming vibe. Definitely planning to return, especially for another bowl of that beef noodle soup!

Came here with my boyfriend and it was a great chill date spot!…read more Good: - The value of the family dinner is insane - we got the Hong Kong style and it came with like 5 different dishes - I liked the eggroll, very crispy and came with a super tasty sauce - The fried rice was really good - We ended up with so much food we had another meal to bring home - and for less than $20 each! - Service was incredibly fast and also they were very nice Bad: - It's a bit hectic inside since it gets busy! Overall, it was such a good deal and the staff were really efficient and nice and would come back!

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L H Restaurant - dimsum - Updated October 2026

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