Where has a best chinese foos in SF? -

Best is subjective, here is a list of my favorites:Henry��s Hunan at 674 Sacramento, on Battery at Broadway or between 2nd and New Montgomery and Harrison and Folsom south of Market near the MOMA. - Great Chinese don��t miss Diana��s Meat PieTai Chi on Polk at Broadway has the best General s Tso s Chicken just the right combo of sweet, hot and garlic. They also do really good shrimp won ton soup and sizzling beef and scallops. Best expensive dim sum is at Yank Sing 101 Spear Street at Mission.http://www.yanksing.com/Moderately priced dim sum at City View restaurant on Commerical at Kearny.Cheap dim sum is Louie s on Stockton at Broadway. Best hargow and pork buns in the city! Take out onlyYou s dim sum has several locations in Chinatown worth checking them out.R G Lounge on Kerny at Sacramento, good chinese food less spicy, kinder to the tastebuds than the Hunan and Scheshwan food.Yuet Lee - Broadway at Stockton bare bones Chinese served until 2am. The calimari is amazing.

everything in chinatown is a tourist trap, avoid it like the plague. theres only one place in chinatown worth your money, Sam Wo s on washington street http://dinesite.com/info/rstrnt-290094/but i always go to this place on 45th and balboa in the richmond, i forget the name, but its worth the trip from wherever you are in the city.

Yank Sing is good, high-end food and they have a few locations around SF.Brandy Ho s hunan restaurant near Colombus Broadway is quite good. A lot of food snobs will rip on it for not being authentic enough for them but that doesn t matter: it s good.Tian Sing on O Farrell (I think), next to the Mandarin Oriental hotel, is really good.

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Head to Chinatown. You ll find all the best Chinese food there. I recommend the Eliza s on 18th St.

Good suggestions above. Just wanted to throw in my favorite for Hunan and Mandarin: Eric s, 1500 Church Street in Noe Valley. http://erics.ypguides.net/

What is a Chinese foo?