Barbeque Restaurants near South San Francisco

“This little restaurant is right by the airport and a must visit, the interior is warm and inviting, the staff is wonderful and really friendly but the main thing! The food!!!! The food is to die for. We order the musakhan flatbread, the lamb shank and the beyti kebab. Amazing. A must must visit Turkish food spot in San “

“You have to come and try this restaurant in South San Francisco that mimics an Asian night market!There is so much food to choose from plus you get a free jasmine tea with Yelp check in!The food here was delicious. Good hearty Chinese comfort food. My favorite was probably the fried chicken skin that were perfectly crispy and the soft egg on the delicious beef over rice. The chicken skin had a fine covering of salted egg that added the salty punch to the fattiness of the skin.The soup noodles were classic Chinese soup noodles and you could add whatever toppings you preferred, nothing crazy unique, but perfect on a cold and foggy day. The lightly roasted with salt skewers were fun to try and cheap to boot. Would want to try more different meats than just the intestine.I would love to come back to try all the other options too. Bring a ton of friends so you can try more!The vibe tries to match that sitting on a plastic stool while watching street vendors cook scene at night markets. I enjoyed watching them put together my soup noodles but would love to see them cook more items out in the open. I'm hoping this post helps to bring them more business so they can afford to have more workers cooking out front!“

“A small hole-in-the-wall gem that’s a throwback to 1976, but the food is great and the prices. Just cannot be beat, especially in the Bay Area.Things to note upfront:1. CASH ONLY – y’all, the prices are this cheap because these ancient Asian elders aren’t having to pay for the overhead of a credit/debit card machine. Stop with the indignant posts about them trying to not report their tax earnings.2. Hours – Google hours might be wrong. These are community updated, so if you’re upset at the wrong open times, go ahead and submit an edit. Their website says 11am-8pm daily.3. It is a no frills, no fancy place. This San Bruno location had about four tables inside. Two Chinese aunties (these ladies had to be at least 65+) managed the orders and the cooking.4. They are called Hawaiian Drive Inn. No where does it say they are a drive-thru!Food: We had a Katsu mini-plate, a full sized Loco Moco, one spam musubi, and two canned sodas at a price of $26.95!!! Both plates came with macaroni salad and rice. And it was delicious. Katsu was crisp and had great flavor. Macaroni salad had just the right amount of mayo.Places like these won’t be around forever. The people that run most of these are getting up there in age, so enjoy it whilst they are around.Parking: Street parking is free with a 2-hour limit. Can get challenging to find a spot as there are other businesses on this short street.“

“Satisfies Korean food craving.“

“I like this place. Basic, no frills, Hawaiian BBQ. My favorite is the Shrimp Noodle soup. Large bowl of veggies' shrimp and super hot broth. Noodles on the side in the to go orders. Such nice noodles. Cooked perfectly so they finish cooking when you add them to the hot broth. Highly recommended. All of the other Hawaiian BBQ dishes also on the menu. Not much on atmosphere though.“