Old Pier Hong Kong BBQ — Restaurant in San Francisco

I happened to come here to meet some friends and didn’t have any expectations. Four stars because this place is a good deal and the food is ok. Some BBQ items are also available but this review is specifically for the set deals B and C. The first time we had set B that fed 4 people with leftovers. I dragged a bunch of other friends here and we had set C during the 2nd trip. Both sets are a great deal! Set B is $58 and Set C is $78. Pleasantly surprised that the roast pork was decent. The fish plate was halibut with scallions and soy that everyone gobbled up. The only plate that was lacking were the green beans. I probably could have eaten the whole plate myself because there wasn’t much to go around but at that price I wouldn’t blame them!!! The second time we got set C the dish that I didn’t expect was the Peking duck and fried shrimp and pumpkin. Both dishes ended up being well liked by my pals. Give this a try. You can order a set meal to sample the food before diving into the...

This is a Cantonese style restaurant with fresh BBQ. It is as authentic as you can get. It is NOT American style Chinese food. I have never finished a platter of Singapore rice noodles or beef chow fun until here, I added a side order of fresh daily BBQ duck, tofu small pot stew and Cantonese style sour and spicy soup made from scratch.

I plan to be a regular.

If you go, accept this is a restaurant that really caters to southern Chinese patrons. It's like traveling to Asia without...

We went with the 2-3 ppl combo which includes a soup, meat dish, specialty dish, rice/noodle, and vegetable dish. The waiter said the fish maw soup is the most popular and it didn't disappoint. For meat, we got the roast duck and although tasty, it was a lot of fat. We got the braised tofu for specialty dish and it was meh. The Yang Chow fried rice was delicious. For vegetable, we got green beans and they were decent but the amount was a little sad for 2 people. Overall, the...