Hong Kong Clay Pot Restaurant

Don’t miss out on the absolutely most delicious Cantonese style Chinese food my family and I have ever eaten. The food prices are very inexpensive for as much as you get. The Chicken Chow Mein and the Chinese Broccoli With Beef are a MUST! These two dishes are by far the best we have ever eaten at any Chinese restaurant. We tried several dishes and only found chicken fried rice being average. Everything else was top shelf. The services is fantastic and I would recommend any party 4 or smaller to sit by the window so you can look out. Make sure if you’re anywhere near San Francisco to come eat at this gem!

Love the old school vibe of this place. Food was similarly old school and delicious. The combination fried rice was perfect with wok hei and the clay pot with tofu was amazing. Looking forward to returning.

A small restaurant on the second floor, you do have to take stairs to get it. The clay pots come out boiling hot and the dishes are big enough to share. There’s over 100 options to choose from with many vegetarian dishes available. A great restaurant in Chinatown!

Handsdown one of my favorite meals in Sf. We had the crab claypot with vermicelli noodles and it slapped! Great flavor and the dungeness grab was so fresh! I’m particular and I don’t see this dish in LA. Claypot seasoning is perfect, not salty and servjce was fantastic for a busy small business! We got the seafood claypot and yam greens sauteed with garlic. All of this with tip was under $100. Unreal for an incredible meal. SF’s chinatown is something special!

Absolute epitome of a true Chinese food experience! The service was over the top I the best ways possible that you could imagine. Was very nostalgic coming here as this was the first place I had ever been to in Chinatown over 10 years ago on my first visit to The City. Still just as good and just as awesome.

I was walking down Chinatown today and saw a flux of patrons in and out of a restaurant that is on the second floor. Typically, a large number of customers would likely indicate that the restaurant is clean, offers delicious/exotic food, offers good value for your money, or a combination of all three. Having browsed the menu, I was sure that it was most likely not the third reason stated above, but since prices were just a bit higher than your typical Chinatown Chinese food prices, I decided to give it a try, and this was a mistake. The food was hot (really hot, meaning having a high temperature when served, as is typical in an authentic Chinese food), but it was unusually salty: the Chinese only make the food extra salty if it's not fresh, or meant to preserve the food in the first place. Since I ordered shrimp with eggs, it couldn't have been the second case. Additionally, the portion that was served was really small, as evident in one of the photos. Looking around, I noticed that there were a good number of non-Asian patrons, and I can clearly see why: this restaurant boasts one of the cleanest restrooms I have ever seen in an Asian restaurant in Chinatown. Furthermore, although the restaurant was far from being full, service was really slow, and while this isn't uncommon in a Chinese restaurant in Chinatwon, especially when you are an Asian who don't speak Cantonese, I just thought I should note it here as well. Note that I did not lower my rating becuase of this : because they seem to serve Cantonese-speaking patrons and non-Asians quite promptly. I would hate to think that they are discriminating their patrons on the basis that they can't speak Cantonese alone, although my experience does seem to strongly suggest it. However, as a Chinese person who also knows how to cook, I have to give this restaurant a pretty low rating: the food served was not delicious, and it was not good value for the money (in Chinatown, you expect at least one, if not both, since you are typically paying in cash). I did give it an overall two stars for two reasons. One, I was impressed with the restroom, that it being so unusually clean for this area of the town. Two, they offer a receipt that was actually comprehensible : I took a photo of the receipt becuase I was surprised that they would accept a credit card, and that the receipt is actually itemized : in many Chinese restaurants they would only write in Chinese on a slip and give you some total to pay, and they also would only accept cash. However, given this was Chinatown, I just paid in cash :-). In sum, it weren't for the restroom and the how clear the receipt was, I most likely would have given it a lower rating, because if I were to rate the food alone, it simply doesn't deserve two stars.

I loved this place and their food tastes very authentic, I ordered Kung Pao Beef and it was delicious, the service was very fast and the food was in just a few minutes even when they were with many customers, I recommend this place I will come again.

I don't like Chinese food but I'd like this restaurant 😋 My wife who barely eats anything cleaned 2 plates I can see why this restaurant has stood the test of time I highly recommend this restaurant 👌