Spicy yasai miso tare, corn, garlic butter, pork belly, soy-cured egg. $14
The Ramen Bar, San Francisco CA
This broth was SUPER salty! Omg, I almost couldn’t finish it because of the high salt level. I liked the overall flavors though and the ramen noodles were nicely firm. The egg was beautifully cooked, and the pork belly was delicious.
Served with rice and side salad. $11.95
Katana-Ya, San Francisco CA
The pork katsu was pretty tasty (on the verge of being over-fried perhaps), but I thought there would be more curry. The restaurant is really shady though.
Sautéed shrimp, ground chicken, calamari, tofu, dried shrimp and onions, bean sprouts, and black mushrooms in a sweet black sot sauce, served over steamed flat noodles. $10
King of Thai Noodle House, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious! I loved all the proteins and the sauce was super tasty. This dish was definitely greasy but it certainly packed a lot of flavor!
Posh Bagel, San Francisco CA
This wasn’t very good. The maple frosting was sickeningly sweet and the cronot was dry and tasted very artificial. Yuck!
Bowl $9.75
Sinbad’s Pier 2 Restaurant, San Francisco CA
This was decent, but not very memorable. It had a nice creamy texture but there was nothing special about it to set it apart from other clam chowders in the city.
Wild fried cod, chipotle salsa ($4.50). Braised beef tongue with tomatillo salsa ($3.50). Served with side of black beans with queso fresco.
Uno Dos Tacos, San Francisco CA
Tacos for lunch always makes for a yummy lunch! I think the fish tacos are still my favorite, but their lengua is a close second.
Topped with Kewpie mayo, bonito flakes, scallions. $6.95
Katana-Ya, San Francisco CA
I actually really liked these. They tasted wonderful and had a pleasant aroma. Unfortunately, this restaurant is dishonest so I can’t support Katanaya.
Topped with sesame seeds, almond, and parsley. 6 pieces $8.25
Kokio Republic, San Francisco CA
Ugh, I’m in love with Kokio chicken wings. They’re one of the stickiest, tastiest wings I’ve had in a while. And they’re cooked in a food truck even! Mmm…
Mild Italian sausage, onions, and marinara sauce with mozzarella and fontina cheeses. $12.75
Firewood Cafe, San Francisco CA
Ugh, I can’t ever deny a warm, bubbly, cheesy, saucy pasta dish. I feel like I need to hit the gym again just thinking about it. This was very home-y and yummy.
On the half shell. Dozen $31.50
Sinbad’s Pier 2 Restaurant, San Francisco CA
Ew, these were gross! They didn’t feel or taste fresh at all which is the worst when it comes to oysters. Definitely a lunch FAIL!
House champagne. $10
Cup $5
Lobsta Truck, San Francisco CA
This cup was very small, but the chowder was rich and creamy. I liked it enough but thought it was overpriced for the tiny amount.
Spicy salmon, tuna, butter fish, eel, seaweed. $13.95
Katana-Ya, San Francisco CA
This roll was ok, but I will never return to this place. They are deceptive and untrustworthy. Boo!
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