Overall really good Mediterranean food - I came to try Beit Rima after hearing great reviews from…read morefriends and loved how flavorful and generous the portions are. My friend and I got the fattoush salad to share along with the Chicken Shish Tawook plate and Musakhan for entrees. The salad was a nice fresh start and the charred dates added a nice sweetness. Loved the juicy chicken kebobs with a side of their delicious hummus. The musakhan had to be my favorite bite though, the chicken is so tender and flavorful and goes really well with the toasted pita. I would come back just for this dish alone! It's a counter-order restaurant which i didn't expect but it makes it a super quick sit-down restaurant to stop at and I loved sitting on their outdoor patio considering it was a nice sunny SF Sunday!

I'd give this place about 3.5 stars. The food was good, but…read moreI've definitely had better elsewhere. I ordered the chicken and beef kabob plate, and while the meat was flavorful, I wish they included more hummus. At around $25- $30 per plate, I expected a more generous portion. I ordered takeout and arrived about an hour later because the app never updated to show my order was ready. Surprisingly, the restaurant wasn't very busy, and they didn't start preparing my food until I got there. I mentioned that I had placed the order an hour earlier and expected it to be ready, but the server seemed to brush off my concern, which was disappointing. One highlight was the hot sauce. I'm not sure if it's house-made or not, but it's so good. The pita, however, was a letdown. I prefer my pita soft, fluffy, and warm, but this one was hard and grainy. Overall, it's a cute restaurant with decent food, but it isn't my top choice.

The steak and fries are definitely the stars of the show, but the "Triple Threat" drink really…read morecompletes the experience. It captures that nostalgic, sweet profile that tastes remarkably like a white gummy bear--deliciously fruity and dangerously easy to drink. The cocktail features a chili-salted rim that adds a nice kick, cutting through the sweetness of the drink and the richness of the steak perfectly. It's a great balance of playful flavors and sharp presentation. Between that perfectly tender, juicy steak, the flavor-soaked fries, and a drink that hits that sweet spot so well, Kinara is proving to be one of the best dining spots in San Francisco. It's a high-energy meal where every component actually lives up to the hype.

Was going to a show at the Masonic and hit a parade for Chinese new year. Got there a bit late but…read morethey were very accommodating. Had the Nihari which was my least favorite. Had good flavors but the meat had way too much fat. The chapli kebab was also fine. Then tava chicken was fantastic. So flavorful and perfectly made. The chicken 69 was also fantastic. Crispy yet soft inside. Then service and ambiance were good. Formal. Very much higher end for a Pakistani place. I enjoyed it and will be back.

Really yummy! Had never heard of this spot but glad we found it! Shared the Turkish breakfast for 2…read moreand the pancakes. We knew it would be too much food but it was good. That sausage was to die for. Next time we'd get the sandwich which they recommended and maybe a side of pancakes because it's pretty sweet with all the toppings! Cute spot great ambiance and service

We came here because we were craving a traditional Turkish breakfast, and overall we had a really…read moreenjoyable experience. The Turkish breakfast was absolutely delicious. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We shared one breakfast platter, and it was more than enough for us. The restaurant itself is also beautiful, with a cozy atmosphere that makes you want to stay and enjoy your meal. The biggest disappointment was the Turkish coffee. I had been telling my husband how amazing authentic Turkish coffee can be because I had previously visited a Turkish café in San Mateo where the coffee was served in a traditional pot alongside Turkish delights, allowing you to refill your small cup. I expected something similar here. Instead, we each received only a tiny cup for around $5, which felt more like ordering a small espresso. It wasn't bad, but it definitely didn't live up to our expectations. The service was another area that could be improved. We arrived early and were ready to order, but we waited quite a while before anyone came to our table. During that time, I noticed another table that had arrived after us was greeted, had their order taken, and thus received their food before we were served. That was a little frustrating. One small inconvenience is that there is only one restroom for the restaurant. Despite those issues, the food was excellent, and that's what matters most. We would absolutely come back for the Turkish breakfast because it was truly delicious. Overall, I'd give this place 4 out of 5 stars. With a little improvement in service and a more memorable Turkish coffee experience, it would easily be a 5-star restaurant.

Loved it, came here with family, tried Soju for the first time, had the beef bulgogi, loved all of…read moreit. Would definitely come more frequently if I wasn't just visiting the area.

Great spot if looking for dinner late, everything was fresh, quickly served and reasonably priced…read more Good intimate vibe for groups and good service. Everything had a great taste but my favorite was definitely spicy chicken with cheese, bibimbap and the corn cheese

Went for lunch last Saturday around 11:15 AM and we were seated on the patio. Everything on the…read moremenu looked interesting and, after getting a few recommendations from our server, we decided to share the Jerusalem Breakfast and the chicken wrap. The breakfast comes with several small dishes and dips served with pita bread, while the wraps are large and generously filled. Both dishes were absolutely delicious, especially the hummus and the flavorful chicken inside the wrap. The restaurant is close to the Mission District and, from the outside, it might not immediately catch your attention, but it is definitely worth trying. The service was also excellent, and the ambience made the experience even better.

OMGGG food at Freekeh was AMAZING!!! I ordered Jerusalem breakfast with Suzuk. Everything was fresh…read morebeautifully presented!! Service - was great! Ambiance - beautiful and spacious! Location is right crossed a street from Roxie theater. Great place to dine before/after the movies!! I Highly recommend and definitely would go back!!

I'm writing this review as a mom who brought her two kids, ages 10 and 5, here for lunch--and Burma…read moreLove was easily a 10/10 for all of us! For the kids, we ordered the sesame chicken and plain garlic noodles, and they genuinely could not stop raving about the food between bites. My 10-year-old officially declared Burma Love her new favorite restaurant, and of course, her 5-year-old brother immediately had to confirm that he agreed. I ordered the tea leaf salad and samosa soup for myself. The samosa soup was absolutely fabulous--rich, flavorful, and so satisfying--and the tea leaf salad was lovely as well. Everything we ordered was delicious, and finding a restaurant that both I AND my kids are this excited about is always a win. We will absolutely be back. Easily a 10/10!

A great first impression. I never had Burmese food before and recently found this place going…read morethrough yelp; I was surprised how highly reviewed it was and decided to give it a try. Parking for this location was very difficult, especially when you visit on a busy day. The atmosphere is moody and dark which is perfect for a date night. I ordered - Burma Chicken Mint - Nan Pia Dok - Tea leaf salad We started off with the tea salad since it was highly suggested by our waiter. I love the amount of toppings they add onto the salad and having it served table side is even better. For the salad, it was more savory and the flavor was light which helped bring out the salad more; which is a positive. The Nan Pia Dok noodles were also served table side and honestly, this was good but not quite extraordinary. Eventually halfway, the noodles lost its flavor and just felt like stir fried noodles with toppings. This was also more of a savory dish. The Burma Chicken Mint dish was also somewhat delicious but fell short towards the end as it tasted exactly what it looks like. It's not bad but does get boring fast. If you love spicy food then I highly recommend getting this; otherwise it's not really for me. The service is honestly top notch, can't really complain when the person serving you the salad is extremely friendly which breaks the awkward silence every now and then. Overall, I would definitely come back to try some of the other dishes as I'm venturing into newer territory, and honestly that's okay. The service and food was decent enough for me to give it another chance. The salad was honestly the best thing to get here.

Tried something new-- the breakfast sandwhich. It was really yummy (especially the bread) but not…read moreas good as the burrito imo. Line moves fast and orders are served pretty quick. Love this causal brunch spot!

My friend and I stopped by for lunch and ordered the chopped chicken ceasar salad wraps. It was my…read morefirst time trying one, and it was delish! The wrap was pretty big and packed with fresh Caesar salad and chicken. Everything tasted fresh and it had the right amount of seasoning and dressing. I also really liked that it came with a side of chips! Our food came out within a reasonable amount of time, and there were outdoor tables available for seating. It was a bit windy when we visited, so we had to keep an eye on our food and napkins, but other than that, we had a great lunch. The wraps were so big that we even had leftovers to enjoy later!

Waited about 20minutes for weekend brunch, which was not too bad…read more The chicken and waffles were fantastic, and we absolutely loved it. The service was quick and no frills.

I took a friend from the east coast for breakfast here and we both had an amazing experience…read more Compared to Plow, I actually think food here is better. As a disclaimer, I am a huge fan of fried chicken, so my opinion might be biased based on that factor. I love that they have a digital menu and that you can easily pay for your meal on it. We ordered family style and shared several dishes, including French Toast, Chicken & Waffles, Nasi Goreng, and 3 extra pieces of fried chicken. For the daily caffeine, I opted for a Vietnamese coffee. The verdict? Love. Everything was delicious, and I especially liked their crispy fried chicken. We both loved that the batter wasn't too heavy on the salt, and that the meat was still juicy despite being fried to a satisfying crunch. The French toast and Waffles were also delicious and buttery. Nasi goreng, on the other hand, was a bit of a letdown. Maybe my expectation was too high, but the fried rice just didn't hit the spot. Their Vietnamese coffee was also pretty mid, since I've had it much better elsewhere. These slight misses won't stop me from picking them over Plow though. I love that they have more of the menu variety that resonates with my tastebuds, and I will definitely be returning there.