Great selection of teas. They even let you try some of them before you buy. I love the Moroccan Mint, and the Peppermint Rose tea.
Amanda offers the best help and tea tastings!! So knowledgable and poetic!!
They have infusions, flavored teas, & premium leaves that range from $400 a pound oolongs to $46 a pound white teas. After you’ve discovered what you like, buy a gaiwan for around $12 and start brewin Read more.
try the chicken milanese. one of the top dishes in San fran. can feed 2. great cocktails, too.
Burrata just do it
Chicken Milanese if ur about to get the electric chair
Ask for a taste of Iron Goddess, my favorite tea. Buy a gaiwan($15) to brew your high quality tea in the best way.
get a few ounces of the Blue People Oolong aka crack
The guy who runs the shop here is nothing short of awesome.Humorous and smart,he's the best tea artisan ever.Free tea tasting! Give these people your business.They rock. Read more.
Kenny, who I think is the owner, is incredibly helpful. It was a pleasure tasting out way to some perfect teas.
Uncle G is 83 but acts like he's either 11 or 30. This place rules! A must-do in china town.
Wonderful way to learn about tea, how to prepare, when to drink, and how to store. Karina is knowledgeable.
Great soy latte. Nice outdoor seats on sunny Castro days.
Lovely cakes! Try the New York Crumb Cake :)
Bring your dog! It's as much of a dog cafe as it is a people cafe.
The vegan chili is delicious and pretty big! Get the half size if you're not extremely hungry.
Really good food. Nice people and wonderful place. Got to wait a bit for your order, in my case was 20 minutes.
Chilaquiles are just like my Grandfather use to make ... amazing.
Best chilaquiles I've ever had.
Han Il Kwan's meat is the most tender. It's still worth it at $30 for the quality and experience, which make it a definite step above the others on this list. Read more.
SF Weekly's Best of Winner 2010 - Editorial Pick - BEST ONE-DISH FEAST: DOLSOT BIBIMBAP
I had their pork dumplings and pot stickers, which were outstanding! It's easy to get to via MUNI Metro's L Taraval line from downtown San Francisco.
For about $30, you can get like 4 plates of a MILLION dumplings. Omg. So good! And cheap, wow! Great alternative to sushi.
Shanghai-style pork soup dumplings, pan-fried potstickers, and the garlic bok choy are all yummy. And the hot chili oil makes everything better.
Very friendly staff! Wonderful place to end a fine evening
Free wifi
0.50 Refills on any size coffee with purchase the same day.
Hand pulled noodles in a vegetable broth was delicious and the shrimp dumplings were delectable. Staff is very helpful with ordering tea! Huge selection
Expensive and nothing to show for it. They may catch the occasional tourist off guard but I know better. Small portion doesn't mean it's fancy.
An oasis of peace & quiet in the ferry building.
The crispy duck is delicious! Every portion of the rest of menu can be shared up to 4 people
What a whirlwind of crushed claws, flying crab shells, a spray of rich, moist and oh-so-tasty crab meat. This is a sign of a good restaurant. – Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations
For group dining that's a notch above hole-in-the-wall, R&G is one of the few Chinatown spots that delivers. Try its famed salt-and-pepper crab, Peking duck, and walnut prawns. [Eater 38 Member]
Ummm-so if you're looking for a place to go where you have some options; this is your place! I love the variety of the Ferry Building-you can get breakfast, gelato, wine or oysters all in one place!
The Ferry Building is very popular, and I recommend it to anyone who is visiting San Francisco. They've got great restaurants (Slanted Door, MarketBar) and a morning farmer's market a few times a week
Opening in 1898, The Marketplace provides a distinctive space for bringing together the greater Bay Area's agricultural wealth and renowned specialty food purveyors under one roof.
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