Parking downtown is a bit of a hassle, especially on a busy Friday night. Took me a few extra minutes circling for a street spot. Once inside though, the menu had some great fresh options.

The veggies were stir-fried just right, with that consistent quality you only get from a place that&#39;s been family-run for years.

Just got takeout again. The roast duck is so good - crispy skin, not too fatty. Lunch plates are a solid deal.

The pancakes are huge and fluffy, just how I like them. It&#39;s a really relaxed spot, great for a lazy weekend morning. Felt like a cozy neighborhood place, you know?

I really appreciate how clean and well-lit the space is. The simple, comfortable atmosphere lets the fresh ingredients shine. You can tell they focus more on the food than on fancy decor, which I prefer.

Staff were super friendly and attentive. They even mentioned the lunch specials without us asking. Made the whole visit feel really welcoming.

Stumbled in after shopping. Their okonomiyaki is the real deal. The cabbage was crisp, the batter had a nice chew, and the sauce had that perfect sweet-savory balance. Just a solid, classic version. The ramen looked good too, but I&#39;ll try that next time.

Just had their roti canai for the first time. It came out so hot and crispy, and that curry sauce for dipping was just right. Loved seeing them make it fresh in the open kitchen.

Their halo-halo was the highlight. The mix of ice cream and cornflakes is a fun twist, really different from the usual. Got it after a heavy lunch and it hit the spot.

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.

The all-you-can-eat sushi is a solid deal. I went straight for the nigiri and mussels, the fish was fresh. Just a chill spot for a casual dinner.

Been coming here for years, and those yucca fries are the reason. Always perfectly crispy outside, soft inside. They just never miss.

Had a team lunch here with my vegetarian coworkers. The vibe is super casual and the menu had so many good plant-based options. We all found something we liked and could actually hear each other talk!

Been coming here for years. I always get the spicy salmon roll&mdash;it&rsquo;s got that same kick every time. Nice to see a place keep things consistent. The vibe&rsquo;s still cozy, just like a small neighborhood spot should be.

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

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.

Solid izakaya. Dark, lowkey vibe. Good for a casual hangout. The grilled chicken skewers were the standout. Juicy, smoky flavor. Could&#39;ve used a bit more seasoning though.

The patio&#39;s the real draw here. Grabbed a burger and a beer on a sunny afternoon, just perfect for a relaxed bite. Food came out fast, nothing fancy but hits the spot. A solid neighborhood spot for when you want to be outside.

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.

Always get the South of the Border skillet with the country potatoes. Solid, filling meal. Sometimes I add the chocolate chip pancakes if I have time. Gets me through the afternoon.

The pollo a la brasa here is a standout. The skin was perfectly crispy, and the meat so juicy. A solid find on Burlingame Ave.

Walked in and felt like a regular. The back deck is a nice spot. Food&#39;s a solid step up from your average pub grub.

The menu is pretty limited, but you can tell they use good ingredients. My pasta was fresh and well-made. It&rsquo;s a decent spot for a simple dinner.

This is such a cozy neighborhood spot. I love the warm lighting and the mismatched wooden chairs&mdash;it feels lived-in and comfortable, not like a chain at all. The pot stickers were delicious, but the atmosphere is what really sticks with me.

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