The ramen broth was actually not too salty, which I liked. But the karaage portion felt a bit small for the price. The hot sake was nice though.

Love the classic Hong Kong cafe feel here. It&#39;s bright and lively, which I enjoy. The food arrived quickly and the portions were just right for me. A comfortable spot for a straightforward meal.

The ash soup was the best part. Rich flavor, well-seasoned, and served hot. Staff were friendly and efficient. Good spot for a quick business lunch downtown.

Been coming here for years, and the build-your-own noodle bowls are why. Always get the Hokkien noodles with Thai sauce and chicken. That sweet-spicy combo just hits right every single time. It&#39;s my go-to comfort meal.

The cheese expert was so helpful picking out a picnic selection. Tasting them at room temperature with fresh bread was lovely.

The owners are so nice and really make you feel at home. They checked on us a few times, not in a pushy way, just making sure everything was good. It&#39;s a small thing, but it made the visit really pleasant.

The outdoor patio is a nice spot for a slice. Quick, friendly service, and the pizza hits the spot without breaking the bank.

The lunch special galbi combo is a good deal. Comes with noodles, soup, and all the sides.

The build-your-own bowl concept was a fun way to get exactly what I wanted.

The Tom Kha soup and crispy pumpkin were good. But the Kua Gai main dish portion was a bit small for the price. I left feeling like I needed a snack later.

The mushroom dumplings are my go-to. For the price, you get a generous portion that&#39;s actually filling. I&#39;ve tried a few other veggie dim sum spots, and the value here is solid. It&#39;s become my regular lunch spot when I&#39;m in the area.

The young coconut flavor here is what got me. It&#39;s a solid vegan option, really stands out. That specific taste was exceptional enough that I had to mention it.

Grabbed a quick bite here during lunch. It&#39;s right on Shattuck, super close to BART. Got the chicken sandwich, came out fast. Good for a quick stop.

Nigiri and sashimi were the stars. Fresh, clean cuts that just melted. Sake pairing was on point. Skip if you&rsquo;re after loaded rolls.

Grabbed the breakfast burrito on a quick lunch run. It was solid, packed with eggs and sausage. The espresso is strong and got me through the afternoon. Perfect for a fast bite.

The Dutch crunch bread really makes their sandwiches special. It&rsquo;s got this perfect texture&mdash;crispy outside, soft inside. The whole place just feels tidy and well-kept, which makes grabbing lunch here pretty nice.

The self-serve setup is pretty neat. I liked being able to pick my own flavors and toppings. Ended up with a mix of strawberry and vanilla, plus some mochi and chocolate chips. It was fun to build exactly what I wanted.

Had them cater for a group of 25. The grilled meats and veggies were fresh off the grill, and the pita was spot-on. Really glad they&#39;re still doing catering now that the restaurant itself is closed.

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