Sam Wo Restaurant

12/13/2023

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09/02/2019

Thank you Expedia for highlighting us as part of your guide to America's favorite cheap places to eat! 😋

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08/03/2019

Find us at the Nihonmachi Street Fair in Japantown this weekend. We'll be selling Sam Wo merchandise, including jars of our infamous hot mustard.

05/25/2019

Thank you Food Network for including our noodle roll on your list of Best Cheap Eats in San Francisco! 😋

From artisan cheese bars to unfussy taco joints and everything in between, these places serve some of the best under-$15 meals in San Francisco.

03/29/2019

Thank you Culture Trip for sharing our story! https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/articles/meet-the-family-behind-sam-wo-san-franciscos-oldest-chinatown-restaurant/

03/14/2019

Who else's go-to dish is the noodle roll? 🙋 Thanks Thrillist for stopping by!

02/07/2019

Serving the same good home-cooked Chinese American food as we have for over 100 years.

Sam Wo Restaurant 三和粥粉麵 Serving the same good home cooked Chinese American food as we have for over 100 years. 713 Clay Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 TEL: ...

12/14/2018

Hey, Conan O'Brien Presents: Team Coco! Since you'll be in town this weekend, we'd love to see you again! 😁

09/25/2018

A big thank you to everyone who joined us at the Chinese Historical Society of America over the weekend!

08/07/2018

Members of the Ho family will join Denise Clifton at the Chinese Historical Society of America next month for a talk about Tables From The Rubble and share about what it takes to keep Sam Wo’s legacy thriving in Chinatown. Get your tickets below. Seating is limited.

Tables From The Rubble transports readers to San Francisco in the years just after the 1906 earthquake, when restaurants rose to feed the hungry and lead the city’s recovery. Author Denise Clifton …