International Food Court

Interesting food court in near financial district. This place has been opened for a long time, but I just recently found this place from some posts on instagram. There are 2 entrances to this place and both via steep stairs. It is underground. This place has tables for eat-in. Seems like it used to be a popular place before. Now, it only has 3 food vendors. They serve Japanese, Korean, and Thai foods. Except for Thai food, all are served in to go boxes. We had Japanese katsu , pork curry, and Korea tteokbokki, and we ordered Thai iced tea. All are yummy. I think the portion is generous, and the price is reasonable. Next time, we will try the Thai dishes

Spicy pig ear with rice and egg from Yum Dragon SF was so good. And amount is too good for 1 person.

Subject: Urgent Health Concern: Rodent Sightings in the International Market(O I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to bring to your immediate attention a serious health concern I encountered during my recent visit to the International Market just 15 minutes ago. As I navigated through the market, I was alarmed to observe multiple full-sized mice and rats scurrying between various restaurant stalls. This sight was not only disturbing but raised significant concerns about hygiene and food safety in an area that is frequented by families and individuals seeking diverse culinary experiences. The presence of rodents in a food market raises numerous health risks. Rodents are known carriers of various diseases, including salmonella, hantavirus, and leptospirosis, which can severely impact public health. The fact that these animals were moving freely between food establishments suggests a lack of proper sanitation and pest control measures, which is unacceptable. In addition to the health implications, this issue could severely damage the reputation of the market and the businesses operating within it. Customers expect a clean and safe environment when dining, and the sight of rodents could deter them from returning. This not only affects customer trust but could also lead to financial losses for the vendors. I strongly urge you to take immediate action to address this concerning issue. A thorough inspection of the market is essential, along with the implementation of effective pest control measures to eliminate the rodent problem. Additionally, I recommend increasing public awareness about food safety practices among vendors to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter. I believe that swift action can help restore safety and confidence in the International Market. I look forward to your prompt response regarding the steps that will be taken to address this situation and ensure the well-being of all patrons.

I've been here half a dozen times for lunch during the week, and there's something for everyone. Typically will get crowded at the peak of lunchtime, and not ideal for big groups. Tables and floors are sticky with a no frills food court atmosphere. The Korean bowl place and the Russian dumpling place are top notch, highly recommended. The Vietnamese pho and the Thai food are good too. The Japanese ramen place is just ok.

Interesting underground food court with a variety of cuisines. The pad thai wasn’t so good, but the other dishes were great! Good lunch option :)

I enjoyed the rather economical fare and was so pleasantly surprised by the quality received. I'll come back for sure!

Pretty interesting underground food court close to the Financial District and Chinatown. The setup is pretty basic but you get to choose from a variety of cuisines like Russian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Mexican. A good workweek lunch spot.

It's a basement food court, so you're not here for the ambiance or a 5-star meal. I went to Katsuya after work and got the shrimp sammie, cheese balls, and the cheese corn dog. While the sauces for the sides were too sweet for me, the sandwich was great. The bonus is the location because it's close to BART, and you can hit the tiki bar across the street for dessert. 😁