Tycoon Kitchen

First time eating here for lunch and I was very happy with my meal and service. I ordered at the convenient kiosk and the food and drink came out quick. The salmon was seasoned well and not dry. The soup was spicy but very flavorful. Also, they cooked the rice perfectly lol. The coffee was strong, but delicious.

I ordered the Drunken Noodle beef & Shrimp pad Thai Drunken Noodle Beef is a solid 100/10 Just amazing. Best beef noddles I’ve had in a minute Savory, delicious , amazing , and looks great Shrimp pad Thai is a solid 2/10 All u can taste is just spice not heat spice but just spice. And shrimp was like shredded chicken and like over done to the Max. This place deserves 5 stars for the beef noodle alone. I had a couple bites then had to share sorry.

Tasty and speedy fast casual / takeout-centric Thai spot conveniently located on the first floor of Salesforce Tower, making it the perfect workday lunch spot. Tycoon Kitchen has been quite the prominent feature in my rotation of office lunches, and I’ve been impressed every single time by the consistency and quality of their food, the efficiency of their service (especially with only such a small kitchen), and how friendly the staff and owner are. My go-to is their eggplant and tofu stir-fry, which often seems to take a few extra minutes to prepare, so the owner will often offer me a free Thai tea or spring rolls for waiting for what he considers a long time but what I think is perfectly reasonable given how busy they are. To make things more efficient, they also have two kiosks outside that you can order on, or you can poke your head inside if you’d rather speak to someone live. The food is absolutely delicious, and I love how flavorful everything is (including the tofu — a rare sight these days)! The portions are also quite generous. I’m often left with a healthy amount of leftovers, perfect for dinner or an afternoon snack.

We absolutely LOVED this place!!! Their customer service, quality, flavors, freshness just perfect 🤌🏽 chefs kiss!!!! Anytime we're back in SF this will be one of the stops we make!!!

Awesome staff and food. Took a little longer, then they gave three sodas to make up for it to me and my friend — very empathetic!

Good food, friendly service, short wait. I dined in and sat to wait for my food but a larger group came in. I was kindly asked to switch to another table and the manager offered me a drink on the house as a thank you. Was not expecting that but it was much appreciated!

What a gem. Incredible food, only to be outdone by the staff. Friendly, high energy, great portions.

VALUE. Food comes out fast, wide variety of food, and it tastes great. They have a couple locations across san Francisco, definately reccomend it for someone visiting.

Hidden gem full of flavor bombs at the Salesforce Transit Center. I popped in for a bite. Met the owner, Tran, might just be the nicest human in the bay. Came back the next day. Even during lunch rush (30-40 people deep), the staff was still kind, attentive, and still made time to chat. Favorites: Drunken noodle beef - noodles with the right bite, beef not overdone like other places. Veggies are fresh! Salmon curry bowl - curry flavor bursts in your mouth. Sweet, spicy, and full of depth. Peppers, tomatoes add the perfect touch. This one came out super fast, even during lunch hour.

the pad see ew was okay, the tofu had a weird taste and not much flavor. but the chilli oil did help the spicy fried chicken was amazing tho! so good, flavorful and great value for price

Very good Hainan Chicken in FiDi. It is $18 which is a bit steep for Hainan Chicken which averages $14-$16 in the Bay but it's very tender. The plate comes with a mix of white and dark meat, collard greens, Hainan Chicken Rice, a poached egg, and crispy onion bits. Loved the taste and it is a solid spot for lunch with its other Thai / Southeast Asian fusion dishes.

I had a really delicious lunch at Tycoon Kitchen while in town for a work conference. My friend and I just happened to be near it on our hunt for Match and I'm so glad I tried them. It's very unassuming and small. There's a couple tables and chairs inside and outside, so I was happy for that. You order via a kiosk out front and they bring it out to you. I think I only say one person, so seems like a very self sufficient spot. I ordered the crispy egg rolls and they were freshly made and delicious. The sauce that came with them was also really good! For my main course I had their garlic noodle bowl with grilled shrimp and it was amazing!!!I loved all the fresh veggies and the jalapenos. This was a flavor party!! This lil spot is worth a trip!

Tycoon Kitchen was the perfect choice for a quick but delicious lunch. The food was amazing, pretty sizable portions, and the menu had lots of options. Everyone in our group (even those with dietary restrictions or picky eaters) found something they loved. While most folks opted for a noodle dish like pad Thai, the salmon in the curry sauce was speaking to me. It came with the filet, a bed of rice, veggies like bok choy and the curry sauce in a container on the side. There was seriously nothing not to love. We had an order of the summer rolls to share amongst our group and they were fresh and crunchy and delicious as well. There was about 8 or so people in our group and luckily we ordered ahead to avoid a big wait time and I HIGHLY recommend you do this if you also plan to eat your lunch during the classic lunch hours. There was still a bit of a wait but nothing too bad. There might have been a few outdoor tables but this really is a pick up and go kind of spot. Luckily you're already at the beautiful Salesforce Park so a gorgeous park sit or scenic picnic table vibe is not far. Order ahead and enjoy!

Tycoon Kitchen has a prime location underneath the northeast end of Salesforce Park. They almost share a wall with the elevators; you go up to the top floor and boom, a gorgeous spot for an outdoor picnic. For a small location they have a large Thai food menu. I was here with a group, but I ordered the Tom Yum soup with chicken along with some shrimp spring rolls and veggie egg rolls for the group. The Tom Yum soup was good, but I felt the portion was small and it had too many onions. The ratio of onions to everything else was crazy; maybe sub some extra chicken instead? The soup did have a great flavor, and I found myself throwing it back the last drops of soup like I a shot of whiskey. Everybody loved the spring and veggie egg rolls and I heard no complaints about the other dishes. One person in my lunch group ordered the curry, salmon and said it was very good! I was able to order our entire lunch via their Yelp page and select a time for pickup. Everything was super smooth, and the staff was on top of the game even though they were slammed. There are some tables inside of the restaurant and a couple outside, but like I mentioned earlier, you're better off eating lunch up at Salesforce Park.

Whoever whips up the noodles knows what they're doing x) Have tried the drunken noodles with beef and the pad see ew shrimp. My pad see ew even had wok hei which some Thai establishments don't do. Another thing to note, they use broccoli and bokchoy instead of gai lan. I personally love gai lan so much, but the other two dark leafy greens are also good for you :) Although they don't have chili vinegar, they have chili powder and chili oil upon request. Also, make sure to take advantage of the free drink Monday and Friday promotion! Went with the Dalgona Vietnamese Iced Coffee for my free drink. Yum.

Tried Tycoon Thai for the first time and I'm so glad I did! I ordered the Pad Thai and it was delicious. Perfectly balanced flavors, not too sweet, with just the right amount of tang and spice. You can tell it's made fresh and with care. What really surprised me was how fast the delivery was only about 20 minutes from order to doorstep. Everything arrived hot and neatly packed. Will definitely be ordering again soon!

This was a great little spot that I was able to spend a nice April afternoon with some coworkers. We grabbed our food to go and sat up on top of the building at the small park that has a bunch of tables full of people doing exactly what we were. Be prepared that this place can be busy! It was kind of crowded when we arrived and only got busier the longer we waited so be prepared. You can order your food in advance, which one of my coworkers did but for those of us who didn't, we probably waited only about 10 minutes for our food to come out... oh yeah, easy ordering on the screens out front! So, I had the basil chicken and while it didn't knock my socks off, it certainly wasn't bad. It was your average basil chicken, no frills, served with white rice and some veggies. Moderately priced and a good quick option if you're in this part of the city.

I was in town for work and grabbed lunch here with a few coworkers. You can find it under Salesforce Park at the transit center, along the elevators on the bottom floor in between 1st and 2nd street. We ordered online in advance, which was definitely a good call, because we when arrived there was a line out the door, and we still had a to wait about 10 minutes to get our food. That said, everything was delicious. I opted for the pad Thai with shrimp and our group shared the veggie eggs rolls and spring rolls. My portion of pad Thai was huge and was definitely enough for two people or two meals. It was packed with flavor and the shrimp weren't the super tiny ones either. I didn't try the spring rolls, but the egg rolls were fried to perfection and a great way to start the meal. I don't remember anyone in our small group having any complaints, so there's a little something for everyone as long as your like Asian food. I would totally order here again.

Love this place. What a great spot for lunch. Get in time otherwise queues are long. Sometimes food can take a while to come. Tried the coconut curry with salmon and rice. Very delicious! Also, their dalgona coffee is to die for. Not too sweet, but just right, creamy and delicious goodness!

Tried the thai tea there and while it wasn't bad, it also wasn't good. The thai tea flavor wasn't really pronounced and it tasted a bit watered down. I would grab a drink here if I was in a pinch, but otherwise wouldn't go out of my way.

Great spot, reasonably priced. Food is made to order and tastes both fresh and flavorful. I like the space they are located in as well, matches the vibe. Do not go right at noon time as you will be bombarded with a long line. The pad kra phow always hits the spot. You can also order ahead and request to dine in. On Mondays and Fridays they have a cool promotion where you can get a free drink with any order. This has gradually turned into my g to spot to eat in fidi.

Service is great!!! Drunken noodles with beef that was recommended by staff was absolutely delightful, and you get a choice of how you want your beef cooked. I picked up a takeout and thoroughly enjoyed it in my hotel room. Thanks staff!

Must admit, the name confused me a bit until I read more carefully about the business (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=72&select=pxOzTGDphiN0QM4_g523qQ), (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=72&select=w1vVw7ZyNfGH6J3-Taur-g). My friend happened to order some dishes through Neon from here so I studied the menu and joined her. Being a noodle fan, I decided to try the pad kee mao with mixed vegetables and tofu (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=120&select=J_2YjUI5NnXHE1OompFIzw); the Neon description reads protein of choice stir-fried with thick rice noodles, fresh garlic, Chinese broccoli, white onions, tomato, chili, and basil. After reheating, it was still attractive and, more importantly, very tasty. I was amazed that the noodles held their form so well (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=120&select=Mh07RbvyEBmXIpLgz6eMVw), no easy feat. Liking this so much, my friend ordered from them again so I decided to try a couple more menu items. The corn salad (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=x2mae4osbmB2hApSnNJ9FQ) caught my eye, sweet corn mixed with tomatoes, long beans, fresh chili, peanuts, garlic, and lime juice. I loved the contrast of the lime tang to the sweet corn, in season during the summer. A few days later, I reheated my order of beef noodle soup which was packed very well (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=YhPLIjVLxhV1gMJrP1ETEw); I chose silver noodles in beef broth, flank steak, beef balls, bean sprouts, and green onions. After boiling the soup and adding the noodles for three minutes, this was my Sunday lunch (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=0HfFQYuojrgWKuXdHZVGKg). I waited till past the suggested use by date so there was a funky smell from the bean sprouts, but the flavors were still fine. The broth had deep flavors, evidence it was brewed for a long time, and the meat portions were very generous. I was very happy to have this non-typical noodle option as a great change. I will order this again. Thank you, Tycoon Thai, for two enjoyable meals and a refreshing seasonal side dish. Looking forward to the next time my friend decides to order from here.

Excellent brunch and lunch food items located nearby the Salesforce Tower and SFMOMA. The indoor seating area is pretty small, so not great for large groups. Saw lots of people ordering to-go. We came on a Friday afternoon, which apparently meant a free drink for each of us! We ordered the lychee and classic mimosas, which were served in champagne glasses garnished with fruit. $15-20 for an entree, but the portion sizes are huge and the entrees were delicious! Had the tom yum omelette filled with flavorful shrimp and topped with two large slices of bacon. Sides included country potatoes and salad. Loved the variety and presentation! To be honest, I am not sure when I will be able to stop by next time since I'm typically not in the city during the day, but if I happen to be in the city early enough, I would gladly support this business and order some takeout prior to my evening activities.

Right at the central transit station and minutes away from BART. Was in downtown SF for a business meeting and had lunch here with some co-workers. Quite a lot of options from sandwiches to curry and Hainan Chicken rice which was random but interesting. Food wasn't bad but pricy after taxes and fees. Service was great though and would come back when in the area especially if not interested in western foods.

TL;DNR: Very limited table options, food portions are GIGANTIC, service is quick and you pay with an iPad by the front. Ambience: We were one of two tables inside. It was pretty cold that day, so I honestly don't even remember if there were outside tables. If you're interested in coming here, I'd highly suggest getting a reservation ahead or just ordering to go. There was a pretty long line outside by the time we finished. (Not sure if they were waiting for to-go items or a table.) Relatively small inside, so the ambient noise levels were regular. You can kinda hear them moving around the kitchen area, since it's really tiny. Service: SO fast! We ordered and had our food out pretty quickly. The check is at the front by the iPad, so you can just pay whenever you're ready to leave. Pretty convenient. The people working here were also so friendly and welcoming. Food/Drinks: I guess we were also able to get free drinks?? But I got confused when they charged us for our Thai iced teas. I think because you can get one free drink, but I was under the impression that it was unlimited. (Maybe it's only for one type of drink, but since I also got a lychee mimosa, that one was free?? I have no idea. I didn't try to clarify.) I got the Bo Luc Lac - a breakfast item ($19) - but holy smokes there's SO much food on the plate. It's angus tenderloin with onions and hoisin sauce, but there was an egg, house potatoes, 2 pieces of small toast, AND a salad. I'm telling you, this plate was heaping. I can usually finish my breakfasts, but I had to take half of this home. There was no way I would make myself uncomfortable for a few hours because of this meal. My friend got some kinda omelette (I think??) and that looked pretty good as well. I didn't try it because I had so much food on my plate. All in all, a wonderful experience with good food. I would certainly come back again, and it's also a great spot if you're looking for food near SF MoMA

This is an example of a kitchen with a small menu but gets each item on the menu right. Each item on the menu brings a robust, savory Thai/asian flavor. Small kitchen but friendly staff and the food is amazing.

I came here with a reservation on a Sunday afternoon and wow! This was a pleasant surprise. Good: - Table was ready immediately - I was immediately a fan of everything that I got - The Dalgona coffee was not too sweet but so good and unique - The drunken noodles were so chewy and had a great texture! The beef was so good too. Bad: - Somewhat long wait time for food, but it's also a small kitchen so I understand why - Small tight space Overall, loved this place and the concept and it's not too far away either!

Tycoon Kitchen was delicious! Staff were very friendly and kind, and the food came out pretty quickly. It's a great little spot for a quick bite to eat and the portions were great for the price. I had the Hai Nan Chicken (which was I loved!) and the Thai tea was a great treat too.

I really like the spicy chicken sandwich. I always order ahead and pick up. The wait is short and Friday is Free drink Friday. I usually get a Thai iced tea that usually like $5. The sandwich and fries is about $15 to $16. It's a good value and the sandwich is delicious. Service is friendly. Highly recommend!

What an incredible surprise. Had no idea this place was just a block away from me and so glad I tried it. I ordered here for takeout twice in a week after stumbling onto Tycoon Kitchen. The staff is super friendly, the food is fresh, pricing is fair, and portions generous. This is good food and may honestly be one of my favorites for fusion/Asian in the city at the moment for everyday fare. The chicken and rice entree is fire. Juicy fried chicken over a generous bed of fried rice. Absolutely delicious. Spring rolls are fresh and plump. Perfect with the peanut sauce. May go back again tonight....

Jamie W. was the one who alerted me to this extremely compact Asian fusion eatery on the ground floor of the Salesforce Transit Center. He had come by already since he works nearby and told me straight away that they have good Hainan chicken. It took me a while to try it, but I walked over a little later in the afternoon to find a mass of people waiting for their takeout orders. It turned out to be a group from the same company because they walked together in a pack. Meanwhile I made my order on the touchscreen and waited patiently for my order. Once I got my food, I went up to the rainbow table area of the rooftop park where I was immediately hit with high winds as a cheery woman was trying mightily to conduct a yoga class. Of course I ordered the $17 Hainan Chicken, slow-cooked boiled chicken thigh topped with fried onion bits with poached egg, ginger-infused rice, cucumber slices, and cilantro (photo: https://bit.ly/475rICj). No ginger garlic sauce though, just the standard house one, which was a bummer. It still hit the spot. I also got the $9 Fresh Roll (photo: https://bit.ly/3KhtPZO). It contained all sorts of goodness in a rice paper wrap - shrimp, vermicelli noodles, pickled daikon and carrot, red leaf lettuce, and crispy shallots - with a peanut hoisin dipping sauce (photo). Definitely one of the better spring rolls around. I couldn't help myself and ordered the $7 Mango & Sticky Rice glued together with coconut milk and topped with sesame seeds (photo: https://bit.ly/3rQ2wQ3). By the way, Jamie and I both noticed how similar the execution of the Hainan Chicken was to a look-alike version served at Mr. East Kitchen nearby on 5th Street (review: https://bit.ly/3YcZzF9). We thought the two businesses were somehow connected. Speaking of which, I wasn't sure if this place was connected to Tycoon Thai in the Tenderloin (review: https://bit.ly/3DzyVNg). That place was good, too. FOOD - 4 stars...satisfying takeout food but hey, where was the ginger garlic sauce? AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...they have some tables, otherwise prepare to take it elsewhere SERVICE - 4 stars...cordial, expect to wait during a rush TOTAL - 4 stars...good to find another Hainan chicken option within walking distance RELATED - Exploring eastern SOMA? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2VNINP6

I've had the basil chicken and drunken noodles--both delicious! This is a very popular spot for lunch, so I'll need to try more items.

This place can be a little tricky to find at first. It's located on the ground floor in the Salesforce Transit center. Food is pretty good. I got myself a Salmon Rice Bowl - Salmon was great. It was served with red curry sauce. Rice was average and the side salad that came in was okayish. Service is lightning fast. They were able to manage so many orders at a very fast pace. You need to commend them on that. The place is good for takeout as the dining area is very limited here. The interior has probably just 2 tables and they have made some makeshift arrangements to accommodate people outside.

Visited Tycoon Kitchen on a weekday for lunch for two and was able to get a seat indoors upon arrival. The space itself is small but clean and modern. Ordering was easy and service was attentive. I opted for the beef pad see ew as well as a shared crispy veggie roll. The veggie roll was delicately fried and paired with a sweet chili like sauce that complimented well. I especially appreciated that the roll was not overly oily or heavy considering it was fried. my pad see ew arrived shortly after and was very generously portioned. I was especially impressed with the preparation of the beef. Many times, I feel like beef in pad see ew can be over cooked but the beef here was so tender. It was not over cooked and was actually cooked to what seemed to be a medium temp which I thought added great texture, flavor, and tenderness. The beef was also in generous chunks. The staff was very kind and efficient as I would definitely come back.

Excellent food ready before promised. Extremely friendly host/cashier. Would definitely revisit next time we're at Salesforce Park.

Apparently the outside kiosk doesn't work for ordering food to eat there. You have to get seated and have a waiter take your order, which is kinda strange for such a small inside place with so few tables. But whatever, the food is really good despite being at a bus terminal. Fresh Spring Roll w/ Shrimp: Seemed a lot fatter than regular spring rolls. I think they stuffed in more leafy greens, which was pleasant since it felt very salad-y. The hoisin dipping sauce was a nice dressing, though it tasted like there was more than just pure hoisin in there. An appetizer where it feels like you're eating a lot, but doesn't spoil your appetite for the main course. Drunken Noodles w/ Beef: Like chow mein, but with some really pleasant Thai flavors like basil and chili sauce. The steak was very tender and flavorful; I appreciate that they didn't overcharge more than the chicken. Noodles were chewy. There were some veggies like green bell peppers, bok choy and hot peppers to balance things out. It all worked great together since each bite was so pleasant. Though the menu mentioned tomatoes, both in text and picture, yet there wasn't a single tomato in my noodles so that was disappointing. Crispy Chicken Sandwich: Doesn't feel particularly Thai, but it was still really good. Crispy breading with firm meat underneath. A really soft chewy bun. And an interesting slaw with lots of fresh veggies and herbs and spices. Kinda wish they'd offer a version with a red curry or green curry sauce. Garlic Fries: Thin and crispy, just the way fries should be! Lots of garlic and parsley for flavor, though no parmesan. The sriracha aioli gave it a little kick for dipping. Thai Milk Tea: Big glass. Creamy and bright orange. Love the refreshing and rich flavor.

Had a nice pad thai with chicken! Nice menu with Asian fusion They also have a menu of 5 items that if you order, you get a free drink. The pad Thai is on there and I got the Thai milk tea! The noodle to meat and vegetable ratio of the pad Thai was also kind of high. But the portions are large! Overall nice place for a lunch break with friends or co-workers during the day! Little seating but they also have take out

Super cute and new Asian Fusion brunch place in the Salesforce Transit Bay! My friend and I tried this on a Thursday around lunch and we loved it! They have two iPad stands outside and we ordered togo through that since inside is pretty small. We got the Bo Luc Lac (traditionally a Vietnamese dish with rice or noodles); they served it with a salad (not pictured but still good), amazing garlic bread like homies smeared real garlic everywhere & topped it with a layer of parm, and lots of cubed potatoes. My friend got the Tom Yum Shrimp Omelette and really liked how unique it was; the shrimps were also FAT & very juicy! They have average SF downtown prices (~ $16-20) and huge portions! My friend and I were definitely full. I recommend you to order ahead on the site so you don't have to wait as long! Overall, I would definitely come here again and try their other things. :)

Pad thai is pretty good. Order ahead and early if you are in a time crunch as they can get pretty busy during the rush.

Very small business with amazing food. I usually do take out for lunch as there are just a few outdoor tables (I think). I love their fried chicken sandwich. Their rice dishes have a ton of healthy veggies with big portions. It's one of my regular lunch places! I love coming here.

My new favorite brunch spot right under the Salesforce Tower! It's a little tucked away but if you walk down Minna or Natoma, you'll see the first floor area of shops including Tycoon Kitchen. We came in for a weekend brunch. There wasn't a wait but the space is very small with only a few indoor tables and a few outdoor tables set up as well. I think this is more of a takeout place but of course if you need an area to sit to eat, Salesforce park is right upstairs! The thai tea french toast caught my eye and it was every bit as flavorful and delicious as I imagined. The thai tea flavor was strong but it wasn't too sweet of an entree. I appreciated the side of fresh fruit too. For $14 it was magnificent. You can also pay more for a combo to add eggs and meat but that sounded like too much for me at the time. My bf got the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich which was also tasty in its simplicity. It came with a huge side of fries which we didn't expect, but they were very good too! Crispy and thin cut, just how I like it. Again for $9 this was a great deal. I got a dalgona coffee (remember the hype a few years back?) It was quite strong and sweet, as Vietnamese coffee should be! Our server kindly explained to us that Tycoon Kitchen was the product of the combination of several of the owner's existing restaurants in the city--while compact, it boasts only the bestsellers at each restaurant. A greatest hits, if you will. So creative and definitely makes me confident in ordering anything on the menu. I was so pleased that I came back for a weekday takeout order for lunch. Phone ordering was quick and easy and they have an online ordering platform as well. I got the drunken noodles which I enjoyed but they were more standard Thai food. I liked how they switched it up and used chow mein instead of rice noodles. Overall I found this to be a fabulous spot for brunch. It's conveniently located, quick and friendly service, and amazing, FRESH food: my Asian fusion dreams come true!

New Asian fusion place in the area, tucked in on the ground floor of Salesforce transit center. I stopped by here for sunday brunch and got a banana french toast and crispy chicken sandwich. Overall food is pretty solid and what you'd expect from similar Thai brunch places in the area. Service was pretty attentive. The place is pretty tiny with only have 3-4 tables inside. Luckily many people are ordering take out/delivery so the line here wasn't too bad just walking in on Sunday morning.

Food is so so so amazing. This is my second time having the signature fried chicken fried rice and it's mindblowingly good. The crispiness of the chicken with their house sauce is perfection. Also ordered the pad see yew with beef. Meat was tender and the noodles were just right. Definitely one of my fav restaurants in this area. The drinks are also delicious. I would come just for the thai tea even. The manager is really friendly and personable too! Always a joy to talk to. Thank you!

Invited this cute little restaurant today as we visited Salesforce park. I ordered Drunk Chicken Noodles and it was delicious! The service was excellent and also very nice. One thing about this restaurant is that they have promotional deals. If you order online through their website, you'll get a free drink every Mondays and Fridays! Can't beat that! I would highly recommend trying this place if you're in for some deliciousness!!

Mmm, sooo good! Tycoon Kitchen is a hidden gem in downtown SF and I'm so glad I found it. My husband and I brought our kiddos to the city, and this place was pretty close so we came by. I made a reservation on Yelp and the table had a reserved sign when we arrived. We ordered on the kiosk which was tricky because we had a hard time making up our minds! We ordered the Thai Tea French Toast combo and Tom Yum omelette. We took our seats and the staff brought water, utensils and got settled. They let us know it was Free Drink Friday (!!!) so we ordered Thai tea, Thai iced coffee and they even added a taro milk for the kiddos. They even had the taro tea in to go cups to make it easier for my kids to drink. The food arrived soon after and took up most of the table space! They were super helpful in shuffling stuff around to make room. We dug in and it was absolutely delish. I tend to lean savory more than sweet when it comes to food, and as delicious as both dishes were, I actually preferred the french toast. The staff were attentive and helpful throughout the meal, and we thoroughly enjoyed it! Really love the Thai twist this place has on typical dishes.

Great place to have a lunch; their food is delicious! Around noon they get very busy, highly recommend to order in advance. They have a tiny place to dine in (I never did), serving looks nice and all employees are very friendly and fast.

This was part of our food tour and the owner was very generous. We got a rice wrapped spring roll with shrimp (or tofu) and a bowl of noodles topped with beef. I went back a few days later, today, Friday, and ordered the spicy chicken sandwich. (You have to pick crispy chicken sandwich on the menu, then it will take you to the choice to make it spicy). You get your choice of fries or salad. I picked salad and it was a good sized delicious salad! Super nice people work here and on top of helping me order, he announces while I was waiting for my food, that it was FREE DRINK DAY I asked for the Vietnamese Dalgona coffee with oat milk and it was delicious. Everything came out very quickly. Hot and fresh.

My husband and I walked by Salesforce Transit Center and saw this newly opened place. You can order through the kiosk or through the cashier. There are tables inside and outside too. Casual dining. We ordered light for dinner and shared a hot fried chicken sandwich with garlic fries combo. The food came out fast. It was delicious. The servers were very attentive too. They refilled our water without asking.

Full transparency: I'm writing this review for the single selfish reason that I want/desperately need them to stick around this neighborhood. If you live in the Rincon Hill area, you know there aren't many options for food. Tycoon Kitchen fills that hole in my heart when I'm looking for a tasty, reasonably priced, SF-casual, Asian-influenced meal. There are VERY few places in this city where you can get tom yum soup and garlic fries in the same meal--this is one of them. Plus, their service has always been friendly and attentive. If you're stuck on what to order for brunch, my favorite is the tom yum omelette. Tom yum shrimp + omelette + bacon + potatoes + salad with some kinda crack dressing? Perfection.

Found a pretty new spot near Transbay terminal! We first passed by this spot and was bummed out it was closed, so we came back the 2nd time after our workout ! Super close to Fitness SF ! I was looking at the brunch menu and I want to try their Thai tea French toast next time! We ordered fresh rolls, drunken noodles with beef and Tom yum soup! The spot is pretty small and tight if you dine in here. Drunken noodles was sooo good and flavorful ! The fresh rolls was crispy and delicious to dip in their sauce. Tom yum soup hit the spot when it was chilly that day. If you are craving some good comfort food , I would recommend this spot!

I think they changed the chef, it's getting worse. The fried rice, noodles and beef are so soggy and wet, tasteless. Terrible.

Recent visited this restaurant and it was the place to go for a great Asian fusion meal that tasted fresh, quick and convenient. The restaurant is quite small but they have a cool to go order menu outside the restaurant doors or you can order by sitting inside the restaurant. The drunken noodles were delicious and packed with flavor. There is lots of vegetables and meat which was wonderful. The staff was kind and attentive. I would recommend anyone in the area to try and I would definitely be willing to come here again!

Spring rolls Pad saew Egg plant tofu First time impression of Tycoon Kitchen was a bit confusing. I didn't know what cuisine it might be until I walk in to the restaurant. Maybe Thaicoon? Haha With that being said, I was impressed the first time eating here! The staff was extremely nice and knowledgeable of the menu. I got the Egg plant tofu and my coworker got the pad saew which were both amazing! Great flavor and cooked perfectly. We also both shared the spring rolls but to honest it wasn't anything out of the ordinary. The rice wrapping was a little tougher than I liked. Overall the ambiance was newly built and clean design. The restaurant didn't have too many places to sit so it seems more of a takeout place. Overall, this restaurant was delicious and they left me wanting to try new items on the menu (especially the Thai/American breakfast fusion). I definitely will be back!

Shellfish allergies beware: I ordered the Tycoon Berry Salad yesterday for lunch. The website shows the salad comes with salmon, but no other types of fish are indicated in the description. About half way through my salad, I realized there was a large, raw piece of shrimp. I rarely leave reviews but because I have a shellfish allergy, I wanted to make other customers, who may also have shellfish allergies, are aware that there appears to be a high risk of cross contamination. Stay safe ya'll.

Wow, this place is surprisingly good! It has a couple of seats in the Salesforce Transit center and is usually packed with professional from the nearby buildings during lunch. The Tom Yum Noodle Soup is comforting and light. The spices in the soup, well cooked noodles, and yummy shrimp all work together very well. I didn't expect the poached egg to be included in there. The Vietnamese coffee is also great. The service is fast and the price is not unaffordable.

The Tom yum noodle soup with the side of crispy chicken is my favorite. So flavorful and comforting.