
Dear lord the wait here is ridonkulous. Thank god for the waitlist system. Put your name down at 6pm, come back around 9pm. The squab (juicy af) was excellent. They have a fried rabbit that looks...
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Four Kings is a popular pop-up turned permanent restaurant in San Francisco's Chinatown, offering a nostalgic taste of Hong Kong and Cantonese cuisine. Led by experienced chefs Franky Ho and Michael Long, the menu features dishes like fried squab, honey walnut shrimp toast, XO butter escargot, and black bean mussels, all inspired by the flavors of their childhoods. With a laid-back and unpretentious atmosphere, Four Kings invites guests to enjoy their flavorful creations alongside friends or foes, accompanied by a tall glass of beer.
Franky Ho, a Chef de Cuisine at a Michelin Star and James Beard winning Chinese restaurant, brings his extensive knowledge of Chinese cuisine to the table, while Michael Long, a former mechanical engineering graduate, pursued his passion for cooking and gained experience in renowned establishments across Los Angeles and San Francisco. Together, they have created a menu that evokes fond memories of street food enjoyed in Hong Kong, providing a unique dining experience that combines culinary expertise with a touch of nostalgia.
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Dear lord the wait here is ridonkulous. Thank god for the waitlist system. Put your name down at 6pm, come back around 9pm. The squab (juicy af) was excellent. They have a fried rabbit that looks...
Got very lucky and was able to snag bar seats for 2 people right at 6 PM on a Saturday. Really enjoy the ambience, and the place definitely stays true to its Cantonese Four Kings music theme and...
Four Kings is one of the hottest restaurants in SF right now but was it worth the hype? Here's my hot take: * We waited 3 weeks for a reservation, so naturally we were expecting a mind-blowing...
I generally enjoy it. It's a small plate, so it's not your typical Chinese restaurant. The dishes that get rave reviews on Instagram are the most disappointing: Fried Squab and clay pot rice! They...
Fun place to eat! Got that nostalgic Hong Kong hole in the wall vibe. The food is canto-fusion with Hong Kong classics and fresh new takes as well. I would say, overall, everything was strong...
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