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🧵 of insanely overlooked places to eat in SF:
yongzi ji for amazingly authentic HK-style wonton noodle soup. less than 10 things on the menu so you know it’s good. a hole in the wall run by an impossibly sweet older couple
pro-tip: add ~3:1 vinegar:soy sauce to taste
yongzi ji for amazingly authentic HK-style wonton noodle soup. less than 10 things on the menu so you know it’s good. a hole in the wall run by an impossibly sweet older couple
pro-tip: add ~3:1 vinegar:soy sauce to taste
saap ver (“damn good” in Thai) is the best Thai place in the city. the ambiance is boisterous while the food comes correct: an “asian spicy” order puts you straight into a fragrant hot ones episode
don’t sleep on the green beans and tofu or crispy basil duck (or pork belly)
don’t sleep on the green beans and tofu or crispy basil duck (or pork belly)
Food is my core competency so I will periodically add to this thread over time. I love ernest, san ho wan, flour and water, benu etc. too but I want to highlight the places you’re less likely to find via yelp or google maps. (think Q* search vs only next token prediction 😂)
chuy’s fiesta has the worst storefront and, bafflingly, makes you journey through the kitchen to get to their outdoor patio
they serve you this whipped guac salsa in a molcajete that I slather onto my highly perfected order: a dank quesabirria, vampiro, and al pastor taco
they serve you this whipped guac salsa in a molcajete that I slather onto my highly perfected order: a dank quesabirria, vampiro, and al pastor taco
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