What to Eat in San Francisco

 

What to Eat: San Francisco 

San Francisco 

Japanese Food 

Moshi Moshi 

Moshi Moshi is a legacy business situated in the Dogpatch region of San Francisco. They specialize in fresh fish in their sushi and sashimi, as well as taking pride in their other entrees that include udon, teriyaki bowls, and katsu bowls. They have both traditional and modern sushi options, and everything they serve is delicious! They have a variety of alcoholic beverages as well. The staff is friendly and the food quality is consistently amazing. It's worth a try if you're in the area.

Mastuyama Shabu House 

Matsuyama Shabu House is located in San Francisco's historic Japantown. It is a unique place to sample Japan's classic hot pot dish, shabu shabu. Each seat comes with its own stovetop, so you can cook your meat yourself when the staff bring the pot of broth and vegetables. Come on a weekday to try the $18 weekday special!

Kui Shin Bo  

Kui Shin Bo is another fantastic choice located in Japantown. It's small and quaint, but its menu is extensive. Here is a great place to order almost any Japanese dish you want--from sukiyaki to shabu shabu to sushi to okonomiyaki to udon to sashimi, et cetera, all for low prices. Everything they make looks and tastes amazing.

Burgers

Gott's Roadside 

Gott's Roadside is one step more elaborate than basic fast food. For a slightly elevated price, you get something more sophisticated and gourmet than regular fast food. The burgers are solid and filling here.

In N Out 

I N Out is the fast food staple of San Francisco. Whether you prefer their classic menu or their "secret menu," you will find tasty, cheap, solid fast food here. The restaurant prefers simplicity and speed, and they certainly have their act together.

Bandit

Bandit is a small restaurant in the Dogpatch neighborhood that quietly serves fantastic burgers and sandwiches (as well as coffee and fries) for a great price. The service is fast and the food is notable.

Other

Marcella's Lasganeria 

Marcella's Lasganeria is a cultural experience you won't want to miss. The pasta dishes, including their famous lasagnas, are homemade with a special recipe. You can taste the love, pride, and quality. It's just a small shop in the Dogpatch region that often has a line just to get a seat. The dishes are typically served with a fresh salad and warm bread.

Manna

Manna is a popular Korean restaurant near Golden Gate Park; customers churn in and out of its small eating area. The menu is extensive, meaning there is something to interest almost anyone. The food is served hot on beautiful Korean ceramics.