Hello Kitty Cafe is an adorable stop for Hello Kitty fans of all ages. From the moment you walk up,…read morethe cute branding, pastel colors, and fun atmosphere make it a unique experience that's perfect for families, friends, or anyone looking for a fun treat. The drinks and desserts are beautifully presented with charming Hello Kitty touches that make them almost too cute to eat. Everything we tried was fresh, delicious, and perfect for a quick sweet break while shopping at Valley Fair. The staff was friendly and efficient, and despite how popular it is, the service moved quickly. If you're looking for a fun photo opportunity, a cute gift, or simply want to enjoy themed drinks and treats, Hello Kitty Cafe is definitely worth a visit. I'll be back for more!

This review is for their afternoon tea…read more For their afternoon tea service, the vibe is super cute and on theme with Hello Kitty. Then again, vibe is probably 99% of the reason people would come here for afternoon tea, haha. The cups, sugar cubes, utensils are all HK based which is a cute touch. Afternoon tea takes place is a private room, which is also a nice escape from the busy mall. In terms of food, it is a miss for me. Everything was way too sweet and the taste was not very good. The quantity of food is actually pretty big (I'd skip lunch if you're interested) and we ended up taking a lot of it home. There was one strawberry tart that was pretty delicious, but that is about it. In terms of service, I'd describe it was poor. The cashier was not super friendly directing us to the check in spot and orders would take awhile. To the point where we had to ask multiple times for the same thing despite only a small number of customers being there at the time. I also tried asking some questions on their online portal but received no response. The experience was cute and all, but considering the price, the service, and the food, I would not recommend it.

Came here for the Neko Oji-san collaboration, as that's how I learned about the cafe (I love the…read morecomedy short form manga online, check it out!). Parking nearby is horrendous, super busy even on the weekdays before the rush hour so I can't imagine weekends when people are out or other high traffic times. Get ready to make some rounds and pay for parking and be careful since there's very specific signage and times. The cafe itself is cute and cozy. Front area is a gift shop with lots of cat themed gifts and goodies like keychains, stickers, and such, and also some items from local and small artists too, which is neat. The cafe also has community events like movie showings ("The Cat Returns" was one of them which is a great choice) and cat yoga. If you're local, you can also get a time stamp if you are a frequent visitor. Definitely follow their socials for more information. There's reservations online and you can also do walk ins if it's not super busy. You can book for a 55 minute visit or a 30 minute visit. PRO-TIP: There's a discount for students, so if you want to be surrounded by some feline friends while you study or relax, great place to do so. You can hang your coat on the rack and there's a mini shelf area for your shoes. So you gotta walk in with socks! With each visit you can either get a hot cup of tea or a cold can or box drink from their fridge (sparking water, juices, etc.). Very refreshing and you can enjoy it in the cat area too. Sanitize your hands before and after visiting. There's lots of cats hiding around, sleeping, walking around, and some are super friendly and will go into your lap. There's toys you can play with the cats with and there's a wall of adoptable cats. Lots of seats or you can opt to sit on the floor with the cats too. There's relaxing lo-fi music throughout too. Pretty cool that they rescued 2 cats from Qatar and neat that we got to see them. As with all cats, some can be a bit spicy but it's usually just a warning teeth rub. I own cats so there's nothing new. I'm horribly allergic to the cat that specifically lives in my house, but I didn't get an allergy here, meaning that the cats are clean and well taken for. My favorite was a large sleepy orange boy, Ron (permanent non-adoptable resident) that was hanging out next to me the entire time.

My coworkers recommended this place and I'm so glad she did! I was able to take my six year old…read moreeven though online the minimum age is 9. Luckily, the worker called his manager and got approval for my son to go in. You can't pick the cats up sadly but if you sit down one will Forsure make its way into your lap. The room was very clean and well kept. We enjoyed being here while sipping on hot cocoa and playing w the cats

Such a cute fun place to go to the cats are very cute and furry my favorite cat is named apple pieread more

Always so fun to visit Nabi Cafe, it's a nice pick-me-up whenever I feel down or stressed because…read morewho can feel stressed around cute cats! :') I've been a frequent customer and it's been nice to see the little changes here and there and to hear about the number of successful adoptions. It makes me feel good to support a business with a good cause! Win-win situation ahaha There's an upstair area alongside the downstair area. They used to provide slippers but recently changed to shoe covers instead. Drinks/snacks should be monitored just in case a kitty accidentally spills yours! The owners/workers are sweet and you can tell they care about the cats here a lot. Drinks are quite nice as well, but I primarily come from the cats. They do introduce new drinks/snacks so the menu doesn't get old for me. At some point, I believe they also offered discounted prices during weekday work hours and a monthly package, but I haven't followed up on the most recent details regarding that :) Glad to see this business doing well and hope to see it around for a long time! Photos are from a while ago

Needed a spot to do some work and I don't drink coffee. So I love a spot with great tea. Their chai…read morewas excellent! I ask for little sweetness and it was just right. With such a large spicy pot, the Dubai Milk Cake was the perfect pairing. I was grateful for an outlet next to some tables so I could work. The ambiance was both relaxing and decorative. Very much enjoy this spot. The tea, the sweets, the decor and vast seating.

Visited Sana'a Cafe recently and tried their iced chai and popular Dubai Chocolate Cheese danish…read more They are a Yemeni cafe franchise with most of their locations in the Bay Area, a few in Southern California, and one in Tacoma, Washington. Their drinks and pastries are delicious. This particular location interior is comfy and well-lit. Definitely coming back to try other items on their menu. Service was friendly. Located on New Montgomery between Natoma and Howard.

Food was alright. Shaking beef was alright maybe it's needs…read morea thicker cut of meat. Bahn mi was fire tho! Service was always attentive and quick. Perfect for a chill Saturday morning.

Best rice and beef plate ever! It was served piping hot and juicy. Made my mouth water when they…read moreplaced the plate in front of me. The plate was even more appealing because of all the cacophony Vietnamese chatter. It added to the ambience. Then of course the women waitresses. Just come don't be shy. Food is delicious. Tv's everywhere. Lottery. You'll luv it and be back for more.

The service they gave was warm and comfortable. The food was incredibly delicious and satisfying…read more I'm from Sacramento and this is worth coming back.

Thoroughly enjoyed the Brioche Bakery & Cafe in Chinatown…read more The staff was very nice and helpful. The parfait I got was incredible- the fruit was fresh, the yogurt was smooth and creamy, and the portion was great! The coffee was delicious as well- bold and yummy! The location is great as well, located on the outskirts of Chinatown- it's a vibrant location for a chill coffee spot.

Stonemill Matcha is a fantastic neighborhood spot serving delicious Japanese dishes alongside a…read morewide assortment of high-quality matcha drinks and desserts. Whether you are in the mood for a katsu sando, curry over rice, ochazuke with their matcha twist, or something sweet like the matcha cream pie, it is hard to go wrong here. All of the savory dishes I have tried have been great, but the fish katsu sando is one of my absolute favorites. The huge fish fillets are perfectly fried and flaky, tucked inside pillowy shokupan and topped with tangy yuzu shio koji sauce, tomato spread, and fresh crunchy cabbage. Every component works together beautifully, with richness, brightness, and texture all in balance. The pork katsu curry over rice is another standout. The katsu comes sliced into thick pieces that are still juicy inside, and it is fried expertly so the breading stays attached as you eat it. The curry has a really balanced flavor, even if I would not mind a little more spice, while the pickled radishes provide a nice contrast. I always add an onsen egg (for an additional $2) because breaking the runny yolk and mixing it into the curry adds another layer of velvety richness and creaminess. You can also tell they use high-quality matcha in their drinks, so the beverage menu is really more about choosing what fits your mood that day vs avoiding any bad options. Stonemill Matcha is a great option for a grabbing a drink on the go, a full blown sit down meal, a quick dessert stop or all of the above!

Absolute favorite matcha in SF! If you prefer your matcha unsweetened like I do, just make sure to…read morespecify "no sugar" when ordering. My husband likes their Breakfast Gozen, which is exclusive to weekday dine-in. Yuzu Fish Sando was my absolute ultimate pregnancy craving; it was a seasonal item and glad it's now permanent on the menu. The only downside is that there always seem to be quite a few mosquitoes inside the restaurant. Maybe I'm just the only one bothered by it, but it's worth noting.