Recommendations for must-eats when traveling to San Francisco, delicious American delicacies

Recommendations for must-eat foods when traveling to San Francisco. Delicious American delicacies. Living in San Francisco, we can feel the impact of multiculturalism and enjoy special foods from all over the world! There are many restaurants in San Francisco that sell Chinese, Italian, Thai, Japanese and other dishes, with different styles and huge price differences. There are many Chinese restaurants in CHINA TOWN, which I will not introduce here. In the Sunset and Richmond districts, where many families of Chinese students live, there are many unforgettable elegant delicacies. (1) Hot girls are popular in Sichuan restaurants. Located at the intersection of 6th Street and Clement, it’s always hot and the hall is packed. It was once rated as "the best Chinese restaurant in San Francisco in 2005" by the famous AOL city guide. (2)Pomelo, which serves international cuisine, is a small restaurant located on Judah&6th that has both atmosphere and delicious food. Price range: $7~$15. (3)Brothers Barbeque Restaurant. Located in the Richmond district north of Golden Gate Park, at the intersection of Fifth Street and GEARY Street. This Korean barbecue restaurant has an ordinary appearance, but the door is usually crowded with people waiting. The reason is simply because the barbecue here is delicious. (4)Pasta Pomodoro. Cheap and good pasta. Many branches. (5) Centered at the intersection of Iving and 9th streets, there are several Thai, Indian, and Japanese restaurants, adjacent to cafes and bars of different styles, which are worth exploring carefully. (6) MANDARIN ISLAMAC RESTAURANT, 3132 Vicente St., near the San Francisco Municipal Zoo. The Beijing mutton hot pot is very authentic, and the beef pie is particularly famous. Many Beijingers go there. (7) Wuliangye (Panda Country Kitchen), 4737 Geary Blvd, very authentic Sichuan cuisine. There are several places in and around San Francisco that are worth stopping for an appetizer: (1) When you first arrive in San Francisco or “have friends coming from afar”, you will definitely go to the famous Fisherman’s Wharf. Please note that there are two famous San Francisco delicacies here – “San Francisco Giant Crab” and “Seafood Bisque”. The crabs here are large and have been recognized as the freshest and most tender among all types of crabs in the world. They cost 5-10 US dollars per pound. The seafood soup is filled with seafood cream soup into a bowl-shaped fermented bread. It tastes very delicious and special, and costs about US$8 per customer. The tourist area of ​​the pier has a booming business, similar to domestic food stalls. (2) Lei Yue Mun Seafood Tea House (Koi Palace). Lei Yue Mun's seafood is well-deserved. It has been selected into the top 100 restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area many times. Address: 365 Gellert Blvd, Daly City, California 94015. (3) Little Sichuan (Fuen Garden). Sichuan cold noodles and Xinjiang barbecue meat are must-orders. Address: 168 E 4th Mateo CA. (4)TOFU HOUSE. Address: 213 veras Blvd Milpitas CA. At the Santa Clara location, 3450 El Camino Real #105 Santa Clara, CA. Click to learn more about San Francisco travel. Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated. Other food-travel related pictures