🇺🇸 Diary of the Western United States 05 How to eat in San Francisco without making bad choices?

#100TravelWays #AmericanVietnamesePho #SanFrancisco #AmericanBurger This is just my personal opinion, SF is a bit of a food desert and you can’t get amazing food 😅 As an outsider on a business trip here, what impressed me most was the Vietnamese food! ! ! 🌟The Vietnamese restaurant "Bodega" in Downtown San Francisco has a different entrance environment than others. The decoration is very exquisite, and there is even a bar that provides cocktails. Of course, the price is a bit expensive (an average of US$20 per dish) ~ But! ! ✔️There is a must-order item: Beef pho is only $9 (not directly stated on the menu), a bowl full of beef and beef balls, the price and taste are both top choices in SF💕 🌟Highly recommend the cheap and delicious "Sarku". Its chicken Teriyaki lunch box is only $12.25. You should be able to find it in department stores in downtown SF😋 🌟A very famous Italian restaurant in the city, "Doppio Zero", is renowned as one of the 50 TOP PIZZA WORLD. My favorite classic Margherita Pizza is still delicious, but it is a bit overrated. Instead, I highly recommend the squid seafood pasta with tomato base, which is rich and delicious, with a large amount of seafood. I recommend it with the street view outside the window! 🌟The prices in the US are really expensive and restaurants require more than 15% tip. If you want to save money, try the famous burger restaurants and Mexican food. In summary, in-n-out is still excellent. Chipotle is not my cup of tea, but the sauce is refreshing and healthy. The up-and-coming Cava and Sweetgreen must be tried🥰 but there is no branch in SF (you have to drive a little further to LA to eat) 📍 Bodega: 138 Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94102 📍 Doppio Zero: 160 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041 (395 Hayes St)