Chinese

Dumpling Baby. Dumpling Specialist. Dumpling Home (not to be confused with Dumpling House). The list goes on.

Dumpling King is an excellent Chinese restaurant in the Richmond.

Visit these spots for the best pineapple buns, dim sum, and mooncakes this city has to offer.

Where to go for mapo tofu, xiao long bao, seafood clay pots, and more.

When you want white tablecloths, dim sum carts, and fish tanks full of crustaceans, head to these spots.

Fu Lam Mum in Mountain View has great dim sum and is one of the dwindling handful still doing cart service.

Super Star Restaurant is a Filipino and Chinese takeout counter in the Excelsior with great lunch plates.

This SoMa noodle shop proves that focusing on a small menu pays off.

San Tung is a Chinese restaurant in the Sunset with great chicken wings, but the entire menu is worth trying.

This Chinatown bakery’s pastries somehow always taste like they just came out of the oven.

Hon’s Wun-Tun House serves fantastic noodle soup in Chinatown.

There isn’t a place in SF that’s more classic for dim sum than Yank Sing in SoMa.

This Chinatown bakery serves tough-to-find Chinese pastries and dishes.

The Chinatown bakery’s inconsistent hours make getting their fantastic egg tarts difficult.

R&G Lounge is a Chinatown institution. Head here with a big group to share a spread of Cantonese seafood dishes, like lobster, steamed clams, and the iconic salt and pepper crab.

Cherry Blossom Bakery is a solid Chinese bakery on Clement.

Go to Superior Palace in the Richmond for great Cantonese food and huge portions.

What A Meals inside the Strawflower Shopping Center in Half Moon Bay serves great Chinese and Thai dishes in generous portions.

Lung Fung is a Chinese bakery in the Richmond with stellar baked BBQ pork buns.

The Chinese bakery in Oakland serves fantastic egg tarts and wife cakes.

We go to Snow Bliss Cafe in West Portal for generously portioned and delicious bingsu and beef chow fun.

This casual Shanghainese spot in Duboce Triangle is our go-to for fantastic stir-fried rice cakes.

Go to this Richmond Hong Kong-style cafe in the Richmond for solid late-night snacks and hard-to-find desserts.

The Hong Kong-style cafe in the Richmond serves solid toasts, sagos, and teas.

Where to go when you really want dumplings.