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    Mango Medley

    3.2 (468 reviews)
    ModerateAsian Fusion
    Closed 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    Mango Bliss- the best homemade mango ice cream covered with coconut cream, with fresh mango cubes over creamy panna cotta.

    The food here was delicious! We ordered the soup with braised beef and added oxtail, the stir fried yam noodles with chicken, and the Mango Bliss. All dishes were delicious. The oxtail was perfectly cooked; the soup was tomato based with skinny white mushrooms, crushed tomatoes, and something like kohlrabi.The mango ice cream is made on site using a ton of fresh mangoes, resulting in an ice cream that is super tasty. And the yam noodle dish was light and tasty, with fresh orange and red bell peppers, shiitake mushrooms, sesame seeds, green onions, bok choy. A family came in just for the mango bliss. The restaurant stays open until midnight! Highly unusual around here and good to know. They have been around for 21 years.

    Baked salmon rice with bacon bits and pineapple
    Janice M.

    Came on a weekday around 6ish, no wait and plenty of tables Wide selection of baked rice, curry rice, noodles, soups, dessert, etc They had a $36 special meal set that includes one appetizer, two entrees and drink (you choose from a selected menu) We got 1. Roti (appetizer): warm, fluffy and soft. Paired nicely with the nutty sauce 9/10 2. Baked curry rice: very flavorful, beef was tender, there was also a mix of potato and sweet potato in the rice which was a good combo 9/10 3. Baked salmon rice with bacon and pineapple: a tad salty but it paired well with the salmon, and the pineapple added a nice sweetness to the dish 8/10 Overall food was delicious! I would definitely come back

    Baked Pineapple Salmon Rice

    Great restaurant with a nice atmosphere and kind staff! I got the baked pineapple salmon rice and it was delicious.

    Tropical Bliss/百香浴
    Josie C.

    F O O D +++Baked Seafood Supreme Rice: mix of mussels, scallops, fish, imitation crab, and shrimp in white sauce Vegetarian options: We appreciated the whole page dedicated for vegetarian dishes in the menu! + Vegan Pad Thai - Tropical Bliss: guava ice cream with sago, coconut sauce with chopped mangos, pineapples, and dragonfruit. The mangos were too sour for me and our friends. * They have a lot of meal combos like 2 meals, an appetizer, and 2 drinks for $34. * I thought it was neat that they sold dog treats like yams and liver too! S E R V I C E + We were quick to be seated. Restaurant was empty around 7pm on a Saturday. There was one small group that came in around 9pm. + Our waitress had a lot of patience with our indecisiveness and volume. She's pretty direct with her answers kind of like talking to a Chinese mom which was fine, but I could see that coming off as rude to some people. - The wait for our food did take about an hour from we put in the orders, but we did order 4 baked dishes which normally take an extra 20 minutes at other restaurants. A lot of other reviews mention the slow service and the one-woman-show, so I think having that asterisk on the menu or letting customers know would be helpful in setting expectations. + Accepts card A M B I A N C E + Cozy, casual place on Judah and 44th + Parking: hunt for parking in the suburbs of outer sunset +++ Easy access by Muni N Judah train T L ; D R Don't come hangry expecting fast food. They have a whole page dedicated to vegetarian options and a separate dessert menu which made our lives easier not having to flip through all the pages in the menu mentally sorting leaves and V's. I was excited to find another restaurant serving dishes you'd find at 茶餐廳 (Hong Kong-style cafe) in addition to fusions of other cuisines like Thai, Singaporean, Malaysian, Japanese, and Korean. I was disappointed with the mango dessert; however, I should try the mango dessert again when mangos in season and sweeter. Looking forward to trying the unagi baked dish and clay pots next time!

    Mikey N.

    Mango Medley just reopened on Judah, and I'm glad it did! I tried the baked pork chop with tomato sauce--absolutely delicious. Hard to believe there's still a spot in the Sunset open until midnight. Great location, great food.

    chicken noodle soup

    fantastic food!!! ordered beef fried rice that came out quickly as well as chicken soup that came afterwards. this isn't a place to be in a rush at, it's small and intimate with one staff member.

    Mango Bliss
    Amy T.

    3.5 stars. Venmo preferred here. The owner works all stations by herself so plan to be a bit patient when there are other customers in the shop. Mango Bliss, 4 stars - so so good. Love the mix of mango cubes and juice with the yogurt pudding. Deducted a star for the artificial tasting mango ice cream. Baked seafood rice, 4 stars - comes packed with seafood, good value. Too much cheese and shelled seafood still sandy. Sesame soup silken tofu (tofu-fa), 3 stars, the sesame dessert soup a bit thinner than I prefer and the tofu is not smooth and thin enough.

    Tom yum soup
    Simon C.

    Stopped by here late night around 10pm looking for some dinner after work. Was kinda skeptical about the reviews, but gave it a try anyways because i looked at the pictures and everything looked delicious. Seriously to me reviews are hit and miss. A lot of it had to with waiting and service not the food if you actually read it. Thats the bad thing about yelp. People tend to just look at the rating and dont bother to read the reviews. When they see the 3 star they automatically skip the restaurant without even given the place a chance which is a damn shame!! Anyways im soooo glad i came! Hong Kong style cha chan teng / lunch spot Dessert and rice/noodles all the best yummy food you can imagine when you go to a HK style diner. I ordered a Baked Cheese seafood spaghetti, TomYum seafood noodle soup, Fruit grass jelly and a Ying Yang sesame paste dessert 5 star all around. Everything was perfect and delicious. Only complaint was the wait was kinda long and thats because the sweet lady is the waiter and cook herself im thinking. Which I don't blame her i mean help is expensive and if she can handle it why tf not. Mom and pop shops are hard to maintain as it is so please give these small shops a break and have some patience. They try their hardest to give their best and have the best prices. This sweet lady does everything alone till very late at night. Imagine someone giving her a bad review not for the food but for waiting a few extra minutes. This is my new go to HK diner spot from now on! Nice and cozy inside also but parking can be kinda tricky on Judah

    Oxtail and short ribs over rice
    Karen T.

    So we randomly drove by and saw this place reopened, I had no clue they opened since March apparently. We were the only people in the restaurant and then another couple came after us. I found it odd our dessert came out before our main entree. The oxtail and beef ribs over rice was good, if you like it more on the sweeter side, which I didn't mind. Mango sticky rice was also good. But I got home and realized they charged us $0.50 for a Togo box!! I've never seen that one before! I know they charge for bags, which we never got, but not for a box! Shoukd I bring my own Tupperware out next time lol.

    Anita L.

    Friends recommended this spot for Chinese dessert claiming Mango Medley is the best spot in town. Walked into the store around 8pm, and the store was empty. There was only one lady working at the storefront and more or less ignored us while we sat and studied our menu. After placing 4 orders of dessert for our party of 4, the lady told us we could not eat at the store because we did not hit the minimum. Our party ended up ordering a little more, but when we asked her for sharing plate, she said she would need to charge for it. Same thing when we asked for water. So the summary of my visit is: Grumpy lady, bad service, mediocre dessert. $10 min per person. Try at your own risk.

    Pork belly and fish (#3)
    Theresa S.

    The food says it all. A hidden gem near the Ocean side of the Sunset District. If you are not in a hurry and love to support small businesses, this is a diamond waiting to be discovered and pursued. The process required patience, but the end product was worth the wait! I got the oxtail and rib special and the meats were falling off the bone, sweetly, and tenderly - dancing in well-rehearsed flavors that jumped and leaped exponentially in my mouth. The moment was SPECIAL. I savored the moment. Literally, I did. My friend got the pork belly and fish dish; and her dish was just as precious. I couldn't pick a favorite because both dishes left me appreciating the hard work that created a SOUL satisfying dish. I am, DEFINITELY, coming again! It was worth the LONG WAIT!

    Chicken fried rice
    Winnie L.

    This place finally reopened, and we were excited to try it! First off, the place is very clean and spacious. Second off, the lady was very kind and lovely. I can tell that the place isn't completely up and running yet, as it just reopened. But she was very gracious in accommodating us. The food is spectacular, large portions and delicious. We ordered the Rice Bolognese and Chicken fridge rice. Both were very good, flavorful and large portions! Will definitely go back!

    Baked rice with egg and bolognese sauce.

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    Open late & the woman working is the sweetest ever! We got the roti, chicken coconut curry and basil pork shrimp spinach noodles

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    Ordered a couple baked rice dishes and they just didn't taste good. Also pretty pricey imo.

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