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Restaurant · Merced Manor

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2608 Ocean Ave, San Francisco, CA 94132

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Authentic HK cafe with wonton noodles, dim sum, and HK beef chow fun  

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+1 415 589 9669
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Wok Up - Review - Lakeside - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"Wok Up in Lakeside is a casual Chinese restaurant serving dim sum, noodle soups, and cha chaan teng classics like baked pork chop rice and milk tea. They also have a short dessert selection including Portuguese egg tarts. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Patrick Wong

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Ken Leung

Google
A good new restaurant for the neighborhood. We had the beef chow fun, cauliflower, baked tomato pork cutlet rice, and Chinese broccoli earlier. The baked tomato pork cutlet and chow fun were great. The prices were reasonable and the restaurant staffs were friendly. A good addition to the neighborhood.

Mimi Zhang

Google
Beef chow fun had a bitter taste, dry and some of the noodle remained white.

Cece hom

Google
The server was nice and the time I went there it was good and not many people there food was good and made it quick

Katrina

Google
This place opens recently. We came to try it and it's pretty crowded. We had to wait for a table. The place is clean. The decor is modern and simple. Their dim sum is steaming hot and delicious. The wonton noodles dish is excellent. The wonton is awesome, the noodles are cooked just right and the broth is flavorful. This dish tastes just like the ones I had in HK. The baked fish filet over rice with tomato sauce and the stired-fried noodles with soy sauce are both good. We also had a couple of the small plates: The Typhoon pork tenderloin dish and the Stir- Fried Cauliflowers with Beef are both tasty. For dessert, the Portuguese egg tart is crunchy outside and soft inside. Definitely will come back to try other dishes at this authentic HK cafe.