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    Orchids Cafe

    4.2 (253 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Good for kids
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    Emily L.

    Just had dinner here and it was amazing!!! We ordered some hk milk tea, the salted egg yolk calamari and fries, chicken cutlet with curry, and a baked pork chop with fried rice. Everything was really good. We came around 7:50pm and was quickly seated. The man that was working(the owner maybe) gave great service and made the experience even better. 10/10 would recommend everyone to try this hk cafe! Vibes are your typical hk cafe in sf. Great for a chill dinner and yap session with friends!

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    Janny W.

    I've had their Thai basil pork rice countless times over the years, and it still tastes just as good! The quality has never gone down. This time, I also got to try the tomato & egg over rice. It was a little sweeter than expected, but still really tasty. The eggs were soft and silky, the beef was incredibly tender, and they even gave us two complimentary drinks, which was such a kind gesture. Will be back soon! Cheers!

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    Jeff H.

    Another good meal at Orchids Cafe. No wait on a Sunday at noon. Since the restaurant was slow, I chatted with Kevin, the owner. He is a nice guy and grew up in SF just like. He remembered me from my last visit and gave me another free lemon ice tea. I'm not used to receiving free drinks and therefore tipped accordingly. My curry pork chop spaghetti $18 tasted good. It was a lot of food. Good times.

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    Bubu N.

    Pork chops crispy and good portion. Thai basil pork perf amount of kick, not too spicy! Service was good. The owner is very helpful and making sure everyone is taken care of. Glad to stop by this hidden gem. Solid food and def hit the spot!

    hot cup of ling cha (honey lemon tea) on a cold SF day - bliss.
    Michael Y.

    These are legit, giant pork chop steaks grilled to perfection in the classic, HK-style fashion on a bed of tomato sauce and egg fried rice. It was perfect with a warm cup of ling cha (honey lemon tea) on a chilly, foggy, and rainy SF day. The salted egg calamari was also a unique treat that I have never seen anywhere else and was good - large slabs of meat! This was a taste of the O.G. HK style cafe right here in the heart of SF! They were not skimping with the portions and were very generous! First thought was that I would spread the word to family and friends who would enjoy this authentic taste. They take credit card and Apple Pay! They even had the sports games on tv - basketball, football, you name it. There was plenty of room too in this spacious restaurant also with clean, spacious bathrooms - a godsend. It is also nicely situated right across from City College CCSF and right across from Whole Foods, so it is perfect for walking and checking out the local businesses. They do have a student discount on weekdays! Parking is a bit tight as you may need to just park a bit farther.

    Hand Shredded Chicken with Hainanese Rice
    Alisa B.

    Their Hand Shredded Chicken with Hainanese Rice is probably the most popular menu item! I can see why! Tender chilled chicken with very tasty rice, steamed cabbage, and ginger sauce. My only gripe was the saltiness... Shanghai Soup Dumplings were decent! Lots of soup. The pork filling was just average. The Pork Dumplings With Yellow Chives were better in my opinion! Juicy seasoned pork and the wrapper was a good texture. Definitely come here for a hearty meal and big portions! A hidden gem in the area. The owner was really kind and gave us complimentary Hong Kong Lemon Tea too!

    Winnie K.

    Amazing restaurant! Loved the vibe and service. The food was absolutely amazing. We ordered the Thai style minced pork with rice. The jasmine rice was cooked right on point and the minced pork was seasoned with right amount of spices and chilies. definitely recommend for people who love spicy and Thai style! The pork chop over spaghetti was also delicious with decent amount of cheese and yummy tomato sauce. The taste is decent and very HK style. Will recommend this place to anyone who wants great Hong Kong or Cantonese style food!

    Lynn V.

    Stumbled across this hidden gem randomly and it was a hit! We had a large party of 10 and they accommodated us wonderfully on a walk in basis. This family owned business really strives for excellent customer service and treated us so well. The owner was very attentive to our kids table and went above and beyond to make sure their needs were met. He even brought us extra beverages on the house. Food portions were huge and generous. I had their shredded hainan chicken, scallion pancake, and HK milk tea. All were delicious! My father in law had the beef tomato dish and that looked really good too! Highly recommend for some solid HK eats

    Millie K.

    This is a perfect spot for HK Milk Tea and HK style cafe food. We dropped by often on weekend for lunch. The interior was comfortable and service was fast and attentive. Milk Tea 5/5 Beef and Runny Egg Chow Fun 4/5 (slightly too salty) Baked meat spaghetti 5/5 Chicken wings and fries 4/5 Mapo tofu over rice 5/5 (nice and spicy) This is becoming our weekend go to lunch spot when we crave some HK style cafe food.

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    Christina L.

    Awesome Hong Kong restaurant (Cha Chan Teng), the food has some much flavor! The menu has a lot of variety, from baked dishes, rice plates, and noodles. The baked dish($17/$18 for meat, $21 for fish/seafood) takes about 15 minutes which is pretty quick for baked dish, the pork pieces were large and tender. The tomato sauce is not too acidic, tastes great and cheesy flavor. My favorite dish was the XO sauce stir fry spaghetti with seafood ($21), great peppery flavor, and quality seafood items. The restaurant can get busy, but the restaurant is really clean. Overall, great variety of items that taste super fresh and like a home cook meal.

    Baked Fish in Cream Sauce Over Rice Salted Egg Yolk with Fried Calamari
    Lynne E.

    I'm glad to see this spot has not changed over the years. I came here once with my cousin and I decided to come back as I was craving this particular dish. It definitely did not disappoint. The server was very nice and gave me this yummy spicy sauce when I asked for chili. A nice cozy spot for a solo lunch or break from studying as it's right by City College. Definitely try this place out. It will not disappoint you!

    Chicken noodle soup

    It's a great place for Hong Kong style dishes. Kevin, the owner, does everything except cooking. His HK milk tea and HK lemon tea hits the spot. Anything that's salt and pepper style are delicious such as tofu, chicken wings, and fish fillets. If you love salted egg yolk then try his salted egg yolk chicken wings. His restaurant is the only one that I know serves thai basil pork chow fun with some heat. His baked pork chop in tomato sauce over spaghetti is also our go to. It's on the same block as Beeps Burger.

    Salted Egg Yolk with Chicken Soft Bones
    C. Z.

    We came by for a lunch to try their baked rice. One of my favorite items was the salted egg yolk fried chicken cartilage, a dish I haven't seen elsewhere. The HK milk tea was very tasty. The baked rice with fish came in a pretty generous portion and was very garlicky and tasty. The owner(?) was super nice and attentive. He noticed my son watching the tv and changed it from basketball to a kids movie. Would definitely come back here again and try more things!

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    Great hk food. Family run restaurant with great hospitality. Baked dishes, hainan chicken and fried food is great. We are regulars here

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    Just to be honest this place is super good ok orchids but the chicken wing is big and it has a lot of blood but it s good

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    3.9
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    This is an institution in the Sunset--I think they've been here since the early 90s if not earlier…read more When I was growing up, I remember coming here for food as well as bakery items. There is no longer any bakery, but the food, after all these years is still solid. The portions are generous and it is reasonably priced. It has been a long time since I've dined here. There are so many restaurant choices in the Sunset. They offer western style foods in a Hong Kong style and my experience has been consistently good. The portions are fairly and so I always have leftovers to take home and another meal for the next day! My favorite dish has always been the tomato sauce baked pork chop and after all these years, it still tastes good. Their service is good and they are fast to deliver your food after ordering! My most recent visit I ate the curry ngow nam. The dish was yummy, the curry had a tiny kick, my only complaint was I got a large, inedible piece of tendon with my order. The garlic shrimp over past was really good--if you are a garlic lover, this dish is for you! Definitely a great neighborhood restaurant and I'm glad it's still around and still tastes good!

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    Food 4.5/5 Ordered three dishes for two people and there…read morewere plenty to share. The beef wonton noodle soup was delicious and 10/10! The wontons are made with lots of shrimps and the beef was tender. We also ordered garlic string beans and caramelized spareribs with ube. The spareribs are a little hard to chew and the meat doesn't fall right off the bone. Overall, the dishes are on the lighter side and not as heavy flavored. Service 5/5 The staff are very friendly and attentive. Everything is made fresh to order and you can definitely taste the quality and effort the chef put in. Ambiance 5/5 The restaurant itself is bright and spacious and is versatile to be split into different party sizes.

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    Noriega Cafe

    3.7
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    2.5 mi
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    Came here to try their food after finding out this is the sister cafe to TeaWood Cafe. Their menus…read moreare very similar with some different items like their don noodles, sizzles plates, and more variety of desserts. Their food service is quick after ordering. The cafe is significantly smaller than TeaWood so there will definitely be a wait time before being seated if you arrive during peak lunch/dinner time. Otherwise the food is really good!

    When I found out Noriega Cafe revamped its menu and made it very extensive, I knew I had to try it…read moreout. My party of three arrived on a Sunday just after 6pm and the wait was just over an hour. Parking wasn't too bad and I was able to get a spot a block away after circling a couple times. There was a huge crowd of people waiting for their tables, but keep in mind that the restaurant is very small and I only counted approximately 25 diners total throughout my whole visit. Since it took a while to get a table, fortunately we looked at the menu ahead of time and had an idea of what we wanted. There was a kiosk by the counter for those who preferred to order for takeout. Once seated, it took around twenty minutes just to place our orders since apparently the waiters were taking orders in the order customers were seated. For appetizer we ordered the Thai spicy minced pork with crispy balls. We saw it come out of the kitchen and it was brought to the table behind me, then the waiter quickly went to my table and said it was sold out. We then ordered the Thai appetizer platter as a replacement, a bit frustrated. The Taiwanese braised pork dry noodle came out first for another diner in my party and it was a good five minutes until my deep-fried chicken cutlet with braised pork dry noodles and someone else's shoyu duck breast ramen arrived. The waiter actually brought the first item to the table and said it was the chicken cutlet and had to go to the kitchen to verify which dish it was; perhaps the staff is still not used to the new menu but clearly there was no chicken cutlet on that dish. The only difference between the two dry noodles ordered was that one had chicken cutlet and the other had an egg. My chicken cutlet dry noodles tasted as expected and wasn't too salty; the fried chicken cutlet seasoning reminded me of Taiwanese popcorn chicken which I enjoyed. The diner with the shoyu duck breast ramen didn't really enjoy it and said it was very oily, I guess that was somewhat expected since it was a Chinese-made ramen rather than an authentic Japanese ramen. I tried a slice of duck breast and I thought it was prepared well and wasn't overcooked. The Thai appetizer platter finally arrived when we were almost done eating our entrees and by that point we weren't too hungry for it and weren't impressed with the quality of this appetizer. While it looked nice, the fish cake patties were spicy and tasted like they were store bought and the meats were on the dryer side. To drink, I had the strawberry yogurt with purple rice and it was prepared as expected and wasn't too sweet; the purple rice was okay and wasn't clumpy or hard. This drink was small but came in a reusable plastic cup with a metal lid. I also tried the silky Thai milk tea and thought it tasted like a standard milk tea. The new menu at Noriega Cafe was very appealing, but unfortunately the overall experience fell short. Aside from the long wait times and food coming out of order, the waiters didn't seem to have a full grasp of the menu and didn't really seem to have a structured workflow of taking orders and bringing out food as they were ready instead of in the order parties were seated. Upon paying for the meal, I was provided with scratchers based on the amount spent with prizes to be redeemed at the next visit; all of my scratchers were for spring rolls. I would like to come back to give Noriega Cafe another chance but will hopefully come during a time when the restaurant isn't so busy to get a better experience.

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    #106 避風塘雞翼 Typhoon Shelter-Style Chicken Wings | $14.95 (tastes more like S&P wings)
    #106 避風塘雞翼 Typhoon Shelter-Style Chicken Wings | $14.95 (tastes more like S&P wings)
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    S & E Cafe

    3.3
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    1.8 mi
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    The Beginning of Autumn has arrived, making it the perfect time to enjoy claypot rice!…read moreThe autumn atmosphere is growing stronger. A steaming bowl of Hong Kong-style claypot rice, accompanied by crispy fried rice crusts, followed by a bowl of Western Vegetable Fish Floss Soup, warms the stomach and heart. Welcome to Bo Kee Claypot Restaurant, where we'll welcome the first bowl of autumn together! Prime time is 11:30am - 1:30pm so careful when ordering a clay pot. It's quieter at around 10:00am til 11:30am and 1:30pm til 3:00pm. 立秋到,食煲仔飯最啱時! 秋意漸濃,一煲熱騰騰的港式煲仔飯,配上香脆鍋巴,再來一碗西洋菜魚滑湯,暖胃又暖心。歡迎到波記煲味館,一起迎接秋天的第一煲! 高峰时段是上午 11:30 到下午 1:30,所以点砂锅的时候要注意一下。大约上午 10:00 到 11:30,以及下午 1:30 到 3:00 这两个时间段会比较安静,人比较少。

    S & E used to be a Hong Kong style restaurant, and since it was my first time visiting, you can…read moreimagine my surprise when I found out that it was now all clay pot dishes! Their menu was completely overhauled in late May, and they now only have some Hong Kong style breakfast options. I asked the waitress, and she explained that the owner wanted to try something new. I did enjoy the clay pot rice, but I think that there was a bit too much rice compared to the toppings.

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    Noodle Stop

    4.0
    (226 reviews)
    2.5 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
    Grab-and-go

    Food: 3.0 | Service: 4.75 | Ambiance: 3.50…read more Hours: M-T-W: 10AM-2:30PM THU-F-SA-SU: 10AM-10PM NOODLE STOP at Noriega & 21st Avenue, off 19th Avenue offers plethora of Cantonese fresh noodles soups, plates, and appetizers. Homey comfort noodle soups. Regulars are the norm here. C5 - BRAISED PORK TROTTERS & BEEF BRISKET LO MEIN, BABY BOK CHOI, GREEN ONION GARNISH. Accompanied w/bowl of the house broth. The broth was okay but a bit too much white pepper for me. And I like white pepper. Flavors were meh but both pork trotters and beef brisket could have been more tender. Especially the pork trotters. Their HOUSEMADE CHILI OIL saved the day! A23 - GREEN ONION PANCAKES (葱油饼) - This was light, nice and crispy, not too oily. Tasty but not sure housemade. LO PAU BEI (SWEETHEART CAKE 老婆饼) - Not sure if they offer this regularly but looked good and fresh. Fillings were TRADITIONAL WINTER MELON, COCONUT, CHESTNUT, UBE, RED BEAN, SESAME. Took home two each of TRADITIONAL WINTER MELON, COCONUT, UBE! If in the neighborhood, I'd do a return visit for their variety of fresh noodles alone and other combos. P.S. I did take home some of that HOUSEMADE CHILI OIL!

    I'm not sure what changed recently, but the quality of the food has dropped dramatically. I've…read morealways loved the chili wontons here, but the ones on my latest order were completely inedible. The pork tasted off and clearly wasn't fresh, the wontons were much smaller than usual, and the pork and wrappers were tough. The meat was definitely old. Wontons aren't difficult to make. I can make better ones at home and I've never had any this bad. I ended up throwing away two full orders. The beef in the beef porridge also tasted off, it had a strong chemical flavor similar to Fabuloso cleaner - WTH?! Overspray while cleaning?! I had to toss that as well out of concern for safety. I'm extremely disappointed and I completely wasted my money. Please taste your food before serving it - what I received was not edible.

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    Ming Kee Restaurant

    4.0
    (265 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Ming Kee Restaurant was on my bookmark after seeing a Instagram post on cheap eats, although I was…read moreexpecting Ming Kee to be at San Fran's Chinatown. It wasn't, after circling around for parking, we finally found a spot in residential and walked to MK. The line were line, busy out the door, but staff tends to get it moving, once I got to the front, the lady takes your order and gives you a ticket. The menu is not posted on the board, it only has roasted meat prices. The menu is really simple, a no frill place just for simple roasted meats and rice plate lunch. I got the combo of shoyu chicken & roast duck ($15.) I remember the video I saw was for $10. cheap eats for lunch specials, but I think that prices is no more. Everything moved pretty quick after I got my ticket. & the verdict, Love how the color of the chicken and duck, the combo plate was great portion, more than enough for the 2, the shoyu chicken and roast duck was pretty tasty, meaty, tender served on rice and veggies, which was Chinese Cabbage ( Won Bok) which I love, they went great together. I LOVED the ginger garlic sauce, luckily I got 2 extra ( @.50) on side. This sauce is bomb, way better than what I had back on Oahu. I need more of this sauce & They take credit cards here! No dine in, simply just take out!

    No frills Chinese take out for bbq, brined, and roast meat! Came here to get a 1/2 roasted duck,…read moresome bbq pork and a 1/2 princess chicken. There are no tables or chairs for dining in, so don't expect to eat there. Sorry no pictures of the duck or bbq pork! My guy dug right in and ate most of it up before I could even take a shot. I guess hunger got the best of him! I did manage to take a pic of the chicken. I got a few pieces of duck and bbq pork before it was gone, so I got to try it! BBQ pork and duck were on point for flavor. Chicken skin had good texture. However, I would have to dunk the chicken in a bowl of soup noodles to take care of the saltiness. Still we liked everything we ordered. And prices and portions are more than reasonable.

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    Hon’s Wun-Tun House

    Hon’s Wun-Tun House

    3.6
    (167 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    Hon's Wun Tun House has good WON TON, that's how I spell it !!! :)…read more It's a good blend of shrimp prawns and ground pork (I think the standard is a juicy pork butt ground meat that most use). The other menu items is excellent. As someone mentioned in their review it's Chinese Cantonese Comfort Food. It's no longer 1980 nor the 90's when it comes to pricing, but it's unfair to get fixated on pricing from a quarter century to several decades ago when dishes were 1/2 or greater than 50% less than prices in the Y2KXXVI (2026) age with inflation and overhead impacting businesses. So it's FMV, fair market value pricing from that perspective I guess. The best way to come here is in a group to order "family style" and order many dishes to taste a variety of flavors to try out more things.

    Hon's Wun-Tun House is a great spot for authentic, comforting Cantonese food with generous…read moreportions. We ordered several dishes to share, including the spicy pig-ear salad, shrimp and yellow chive rice roll, west lake beef dumplings, braised fish and tofu clay pot, and Sichuan spicy beef noodle soup. Everything tasted hearty and homemade, and the portions were excellent for sharing. If you enjoy traditional Cantonese comfort food, especially wontons, noodles, and clay-pot dishes. Hon's is definitely worth visiting. I would happily come back to try more of the menu! Service was great and fast. The restaurant is clean, contemporary and plays Chinese pop music during opening hours. Great place for casual family gatherings.

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    Beef tendon won tun noodle soup.
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