With bok choy, green onion, cilantro. $6.25
Lee’s Deli, San Francisco CA
I actually crave this for lunch every once in a while. Probably because it’s so salty and I love salt! Honestly though, it’s a pretty big portion and it definitely fills me up. And it makes for a nice and cheap lunch.
With slaw, sauce and pickles. $9.75
4505 Burgers & BBQ, San Francisco CA
Omg, this was SO good! The chicken was very flavorful and and not greasy at all. The slaw added some bite, tang, and moisture to this yummy sandwich. Yes please!
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With housemade coleslaw and tortilla chips. $13
Yosemite Lodge Food Court, Yosemite National Park CA
This bbq pork wasn’t fancy or special, but it tasted great and was super saucy (just how I like it). The tortilla chips were very stale and gross though. They would have done better to serve regular potato chips instead. The coleslaw was an afterthought.
Half Dome.
Yosemite Lodge Food Court.
Szechuan eggplant, cumin pork, and fried rice. $6.58
New Ming’s Restaurant, San Francisco CA
There’s something funky and odd about the cumin pork, but I actually kinda like it. It’s got an odd texture, but it tastes great and the pork remains tender. The eggplant is super greasy, but I love the Szechuan flavors. New Ming’s is one of my guilty lunchtime pleasures, hehe.
With potato salad and pineapple coleslaw. $11.50
Yosemite Lodge Food Court, Yosemite National Park CA
In terms on park food, this was actually really decent tasting and reasonably priced! Most park food costs and arm and a leg and very low quality. This chicken was tender and juicy and tasted great, and I really liked the pineapple coleslaw.
El Capitan.
Cornmeal fried oysters, Hogwash slaw, salt and pepper potato chips. $15
Hog Island Oyster Bar, San Francisco CA
Wow this po’ boy was delicious! When it arrived, I thought that it was pretty tiny for the price, but it actually was the perfect size for a filling lunch. I loved the cornmeal crust on the oysters although I wished they would have been slightly less hard. I wasn’t impressed with the soggy potato chips though. They were pretty lame.
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Bread and butter. Complimentary
House-made market shrub and soda. $3.50
Oyster bar at Hog Island Oyster.
Brisket, pastrami brisket, corned beef, muenster cheese, Board sauce, brown mustard, pickles, French roll. $15
Deli Board, San Francisco CA
Omg, I’m not even a sandwich fan but this Boca sandwich was a revelation! Three types of meat with cheese and delicious sauces – you can’t beat that! This sandwich was loaded and it knocked my socks off. NOMS!
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All natural chicken, red onion, tomatoes, pesto sauce, cheese. $7.99
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
This was pretty good! I would have love a bit more chicken, but it was pretty balanced as is.
Onion, cilantro, spicy salsa. $3.75
La Taqueria, San Francisco
This was delicious, but maybe too game-y tasting for me. I love lengua, but this had an exceptionally strong flavor that didn’t agree with me.
$7.69
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
I was pleasantly surprised by this pizza. The sourdough crust was delicious and the toppings were pretty good. This certainly doesn’t compare to an artisan pizza around SF, but it’s a great quick lunch pizza at a great price.
Beef, rice, chipotle sauce, sour cream, cheese. $4.29
Taco Bell, San Francisco CA
Had to post this, lol! It was disgustingly yummy. 🙂 I was surprised at the price though since it was pretty small.
1/2 sandwich, provolone cheese, anchovy-garlic butter. Lunch combo $12
Red Dog Restaurant, San Francisco CA
This was good, but it’s the exact same egg salad sandwich that they serve at Il Cane Rosso which is the same restaurant group. If you’d had one, you really don’t need the other. 7×7 is kinda lame when they do this!
Served with 1/2 salad.
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Chocolate chip pecan cookie.
Turkish coffee. $4.50
Vittle Monster 