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    4.6 (179 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Strawberry cake
    Emma W.

    Cute little store with a few fresh food items! The cake was super cute and the perfect sweetness. The strawberries were very red & juicy too! It was just a bit small :,)

    Salmon bento box ($11) - 3.5 stars. Just the right amount of food, tasty and healthy. Salmon a tad overcooked/dry. 2024-03-20 Wed lunch
    Ziyan C.

    Very cute little store with tasty bento boxes with just the right amount of food. Only $11 for a box with salmon, some veggies, and tofu. All was pretty tasty, but the Salmon was a tad overcooked/dry. The store is bare bones but also a cute spot with food and gifts. I hear that the bento boxes run out pretty quickly, usually by noon.

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    Ed U.

    I've walked by this Japanese gift shop many times, but honestly, I was never motivated to stop by until recently when I heard through the social grapevine that they were selling packaged housemade food. In particular, I heard they had sandoitchi, Japanese-style sandwiches, just like a Family Mart or Lawson's in Japan. They had closed to renovate the space into more of a grocery store. When I heard they finally reopened as a convenience market, I was so there. Now it didn't really turn into a Family Mart. That would've been wonderful, but they now have a refrigerated section with quite a packaged food collection. Prices were quite reasonable, so I scooped up my lunch to take into Golden Gate Park where I found a quiet bench in the AIDS Memorial Grove. I bought the $8.50 Egg and Pork Katsu Mix Sando which had egg salad on one side of the sandwich and on the other, a huge pork katsu with shredded cabbage and tonkatsu sauce (photo: https://bit.ly/45B7HSi). They used Japanese milk bread which lent it the authentic soft texture I was expecting. I also treated myself to the $5.50 Mitarashi Dango, three skewers of glutinous rice balls (photo: https://bit.ly/45B7Jto). They were covered in a sweet soy sauce glaze. It was all good stuff, quite welcome - though I prefer the more streamlined style of Japanese native sandoitchi, and while I like egg salad, tamagoyaki would've been nice. Still, when I closed my eyes, I felt I was next to the big pond in Ueno Park on a brisk day. But then I opened them and saw a homeless man urinating in the bushes. Welcome to San Francisco. FOOD - 4 stars....good sando and dango, made me want to catch the Shinkansen AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...looked like they're still organizing things, no cafe seating SERVICE - 4 stars...friendly TOTAL - 4 stars...good to know I now have a source for sando RELATED - Exploring the Sunset? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2EI8eIJ

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 second panda I got for $5!
    Chloe C.

    Sakura recently had a grand opening and kinda changed to more of a japanese convenient store. during grand opening week, they had a TON of sales! A bunch of plushies on sale for $5 - I got two cute pandas! I went back the other day and it looks like they're all sold out. I am excited to try their food though - i've only tried their salmon onigiri so far and it was ok. A bit dry for my liking and too much rice, but they seem to have a pretty good size of selection for other foods that I'm excited to try in the future. They do sell out fast on some days so try to go early for fresh food. // edit 8/23/23 came back again to Sakura to try out more food items. Got their (1) chicken katsu sando (2) strawberry sando (3) onigiri again Chicken katsu - a bit disappointing; chicken was relatively dry and overall flavor kinda bland Strawberry sando - cream was super good, bread was dry, wish it had more strawberries because I think the whole sando only had about 4 strawberries Onigiri - was ok; i've had it before. see my onigiri review in the 3rd paragraph.

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    Strawberry Sando great. Service great love it! My go too convince Japanese store!!! There is a big selection of candy and snacks.

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    Love this place so much you can't go wrong with their onigiri - they are really nice. Bento boxes, musubi, onigiri and more

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    the sushi was delicious! it was ordered and made within 5 minutes. I was very impressed

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    Cute little shop with some food available in the back. The workers were extremely friendly.

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    Bamboo charcoal soap,lace toe socks for wearing inside shoes..normally u get nude socks but I got some nice lace socks ..seaweed ,wasabi mix

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    Thank you very much for the detail review!!

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    Wonderful shop in the Inner Sunset with fresh Japanese daily take-away items! Nice selection of unique food items and novelties!

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    I love this little shop! Their selection of food is yummy and little snacks are amazing! I enjoy this place very much!

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    A really spectacular natural history museum. There is a lot to see so you can make a full day of it…read moreif you choose and you have the stamina. You're greeted by a huge T-Rex skeleton at the entrance-spectacular! This was my first time visiting. I especially enjoyed the rainforest recreation (all four stories!) it is humid and balmy- and there are amazing fish, birds, and butterflies to enjoy. There are lots of fish in smaller tanks on the main floor, as well as an aquarium which we just passed by as we arrived late afternoon. There's a shallow "river" with salmon and then in another area a tropical pond filled with manta rays from the Phillipines. My sibkid, who had been before, knew their way around and their favorite stop was the earthquake simulator -you go In a small room with inset bookcases and lamps, to create a "homey" vibe but you know it's not a normal home when they have steel railings to hold onto. and they recreate the 1906 and 1988 Loma Prieta earthquake. It was suitably terrifying and I almost made a run for it when they paused between quakes. We next saw the Africa wing which had amazing stuffed mammals of the continent- and a comprehensive creation of primordial man-or woman- from the iconic "Lucy" to Neanderthal man. They also had African penguins who enjoyed a fish feeding. There's a gift shop replete with stuffed animals and souvenirs and a cafe. They have different areas (grill, sandwich, pizza, coffee/pastries, as well as prepacked grab and go) and complimentary water. The food staff were especially helpful despite managing a lot. My sibkid had the chicken tenders and fries (16.99) and I had some coffee and a croissant ($14) Yes, it's pricey but the food was good and we enjoyed the view from the outdoor dining area overlooking Golden Gate Park. Next time I'd like to see the planetarium and spend more time with the skeletal remains of our forbears.

    I've been to the California Academy of Sciences a number of times in the past. I've always had a…read moresolid experience. So when my dad was visiting from overseas recently, and it was a rainy weekday - I figured it would be a fantastic way to pass the time. My father and I each paid 49 dollars to enter. About $100 for both of us. We quickly learned that many parents and nannies (I suspect most with California Academy of Sciences memberships) had the same rainy day plans as us. The moment we entered - I was struck by how many strollers there were inside. Though the exhibits did get quite crowded - it was heartwarming -seeing how genuinely excited all of the children were about nature. I loved seeing their little faces pressed up against the aquarium glass, and giggling excitedly about the penguins doing playful dives through the viewing glass. That being said - I was struck on this particular visit how small the penguins' enclosure was. I was also surprised to discover during our time here that there wasn't many (at least I didn't come across any) sanitization set-ups throughout the space. Being that there were so many people around us sniffling and coughing, we both were reluctant to engage with any of the interactive displays too closely. The rainforest area was magical with colorful butterflies dancing above us, but be warned that it is humid inside. I found myself eager to get some cool air half way through. There weren't too many people in line while we were there, but I have heard that that line can get long on the weekend, and I can only imagine how hot it must get in there during peak busy times. We enjoyed our time in the aquarium as well. The jellyfish are always particularly incredible to watch. The highlight for me was the living roof. Getting fresh air, as the light sprinkle of the rain graced our faces - was definitely a welcome change to the rest of the busy building. I'm sure my experience on this recent trip - would have been different if I had come here with my nieces. I can only imagine how special it must be to experience this museum through their young eyes. I think deep down - I was hoping that there had been some new updates since my previous visits and I was looking forward to experiencing the Academy with new fresh eyes. Later - once back at my place - my father and I both confessed that we both may have preferred spending our rainy day - exploring the breathtaking beauty of Golden Park with our umbrellas in tow - instead. Trust.

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