How can I make a reservation if the staff doesn't pick up the phone and their voicemail is full????
Willow Johnstone
I visited here on my mom's birth day. It's so beautiful place with the adorable pond. The dish was nice and decent. I love this place!
Thien Thuan Huynh
I ordered takeout through Grubhub on here and it was ready pretty quickly. I got the salt and pepper fish and the honey walnut shrimp, and both were pretty good, pretty good portions for the price. The salt and pepper fish was super flavorful, not too oily, and spicy but very mild which I liked. I got the honey walnut shrimp lunch special and it had a good amount of shrimp and fried rice, and the shrimp had a good flavor but the sauce was a little watery and I wish it was more creamy. But I would definitely try other dishes at this place again, thanks!
Drew Bryden
Shan Social House is a cute little restaurant on Willow Street. Stumbled upon it by accident and wanted to give it a try. We went in on a Sunday at lunch time and the place was fairly empty. There was perhaps 2-4 other people dining at the same time, so getting a table was not a problem. The interior was cute and had it's own flair, but at the same time had a very hole-in-the-wall feel.
Reginald Mitzi
We moved to the Willow Glen neighborhood about two years ago and Shan Social House has since become our go-to to-go place! Food is fantastic and service is always prompt and attentive. Everything that we've tasted so far from their menu has been amazingly delicious. Two thumbs up!
Cade Pennington
I tried this place in the past with a friend and I am addicted since then. I loved the fantastic ambience and fresh food and drinks. Fantastic work.
Philip Perez
The garlic noodles at Burma Superstar is a must. The portions are small, so the next time I go back, I'm definitely not sharing with my husband. The curry chicken was great and the mango chicken was not too spicy. Overall a very good meal and remember to go early because the lines starts forming at 5:30-6:00pm.
Tina Henderson
You can't go wrong with the Burmese dishes, especially the tea leaf salad and pork belly, but the Chinese vegetable dishes are also pretty decent -- our waitress said they have some Chinese chefs. Make sure to get the coconut fritters with coconut ice cream. Oh my LORD -- get the coconut fritters.
Judith Anderson
I'd been very excited to check this place out as I've not seen many Burmese restaurants, and was happy to say I was not disappointed. The line outside speaks for itself. The Tea Leaf salad is to die for. The prices are also very reasonable.
Albert Vanwingerden
I am partial on this review because I have only had Burma Superstar to go. So by the time I ate the salad was soggy and the food cold. So it was hard to really judge the food. But I have heard eating in is best, as are most restaurants. However the wait can be too much which is why we ordered out.
Small and cozy but the food is unique and very San Franciscan. It's a good place to take someone who is looking for a different food experience and the food is always good.
Fabian Berlim
Great food, was very busy but service was good and food came quickly. My 7 year old son also loved trying everything.
Patty Bates
The food here is fresh and tasty. I came with a burmese friend, so I had him order everything. We had a ton of food, my favorite were the tea salad and the curry over noodle. The restaurant is small relative to the demand. We had to wait an hour to get a seat. The staff is really nice though and make the wait almost worth it.
Chester Matthews
Food was great here but service was a bit slow. Rainbow salad was great and the curry chicken was even better. I wasn't hungry but found myself licking my plate clean. My thai iced tea was also one of the best ones I've ever had and my husband's mango coconut drink was awesome. It reminded me of a mango lassi you would get at an Indian restaurant.
Deborah Robbins
It's a small restaurant with big waits. That's okay, because there are plenty of places to go shopping at around here, while you wait. I usually wait over at the fish store, no big deal.
How can I make a reservation if the staff doesn't pick up the phone and their voicemail is full????
I visited here on my mom's birth day. It's so beautiful place with the adorable pond. The dish was nice and decent. I love this place!
I ordered takeout through Grubhub on here and it was ready pretty quickly. I got the salt and pepper fish and the honey walnut shrimp, and both were pretty good, pretty good portions for the price. The salt and pepper fish was super flavorful, not too oily, and spicy but very mild which I liked. I got the honey walnut shrimp lunch special and it had a good amount of shrimp and fried rice, and the shrimp had a good flavor but the sauce was a little watery and I wish it was more creamy. But I would definitely try other dishes at this place again, thanks!
Shan Social House is a cute little restaurant on Willow Street. Stumbled upon it by accident and wanted to give it a try. We went in on a Sunday at lunch time and the place was fairly empty. There was perhaps 2-4 other people dining at the same time, so getting a table was not a problem. The interior was cute and had it's own flair, but at the same time had a very hole-in-the-wall feel.
We moved to the Willow Glen neighborhood about two years ago and Shan Social House has since become our go-to to-go place! Food is fantastic and service is always prompt and attentive. Everything that we've tasted so far from their menu has been amazingly delicious. Two thumbs up!
I tried this place in the past with a friend and I am addicted since then. I loved the fantastic ambience and fresh food and drinks. Fantastic work.
The garlic noodles at Burma Superstar is a must. The portions are small, so the next time I go back, I'm definitely not sharing with my husband. The curry chicken was great and the mango chicken was not too spicy. Overall a very good meal and remember to go early because the lines starts forming at 5:30-6:00pm.
You can't go wrong with the Burmese dishes, especially the tea leaf salad and pork belly, but the Chinese vegetable dishes are also pretty decent -- our waitress said they have some Chinese chefs. Make sure to get the coconut fritters with coconut ice cream. Oh my LORD -- get the coconut fritters.
I'd been very excited to check this place out as I've not seen many Burmese restaurants, and was happy to say I was not disappointed. The line outside speaks for itself. The Tea Leaf salad is to die for. The prices are also very reasonable.
I am partial on this review because I have only had Burma Superstar to go. So by the time I ate the salad was soggy and the food cold. So it was hard to really judge the food. But I have heard eating in is best, as are most restaurants. However the wait can be too much which is why we ordered out.
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Small and cozy but the food is unique and very San Franciscan. It's a good place to take someone who is looking for a different food experience and the food is always good.
Great food, was very busy but service was good and food came quickly. My 7 year old son also loved trying everything.
The food here is fresh and tasty. I came with a burmese friend, so I had him order everything. We had a ton of food, my favorite were the tea salad and the curry over noodle. The restaurant is small relative to the demand. We had to wait an hour to get a seat. The staff is really nice though and make the wait almost worth it.
Food was great here but service was a bit slow. Rainbow salad was great and the curry chicken was even better. I wasn't hungry but found myself licking my plate clean. My thai iced tea was also one of the best ones I've ever had and my husband's mango coconut drink was awesome. It reminded me of a mango lassi you would get at an Indian restaurant.
It's a small restaurant with big waits. That's okay, because there are plenty of places to go shopping at around here, while you wait. I usually wait over at the fish store, no big deal.