Food Courts in San Francisco, CA

“The Alemany Boulevard location of HMart opened in 2021, a 48,000 square feet Korean-American grocery store and a small food hall. The seafood selection offers perfectly sliced sushi and fresh seafood from live tanks. The marinated meats are a favorite in my house, especially the kalbi short ribs and the bulgogi beef. Don't skip the snack aisle, chips, nuts, crackers and candies galore. The noodle aisle is an experience in itself, each time I discover something new to try. The banchan is my favorite, radishes, cabbage, scallions and more. If you are looking for prepared foods Korean sushi or kimbap are my choice for a quick snack when I get home. My son loves the Korean corn dogs, the frozen dumplings are always in my cart. In the food hall you can dine at a table or take out. The Korean Fried Chicken at Left Wing, Daeho for Kalbi Stone Pot and Paris Baguette Bakery for pastries and cake. ,“

“Both of us enjoyed our dinner though we dined on starters because the entrees seemed to fit the colder weather. My dining companion had the fennel soup, which presentation alone made you want to tuck in. She also had the potato pancakes that were plentiful. I had the tuna tartare with a delicious herb sauce & the outstanding, crunchy chick pea fries with a tangy harissa sauce. The fries alone will make me go back. We will be back.“

“Delicious burgers and fries and very creative with the presentation!“

“Nice festive it’s a whole vibe especially for the holidays Music food great energy“

“It's a basement food court, so you're not here for the ambiance or a 5-star meal. I went to Katsuya after work and got the shrimp sammie, cheese balls, and the cheese corn dog. While the sauces for the sides were too sweet for me, the sandwich was great. The bonus is the location because it's close to BART, and you can hit the tiki bar across the street for dessert. ?“

“Off the Grid at Fort Mason is a seasonal event, usually for a few months at a time (spring & fall) & last night was there last event until next year. The team last night was kimchi and K-pop. There was a DJ spinning K-pop music (BlackPink, BTS, Psy, etc.) & Korean themed food items from vendors. It was pretty fun. I've been to taco competitions & other themed events at OTG too. There's always live music or a DJ, a bar in the middle (my favorite drink is the hot cider with rum). Bathrooms are located in Building C. I'm looking forward to the next season of OTG at Fort Mason. It's good fun.“

“Unique selection of food trucks on weekends- everything from Peruvian, Bulgarian, Indian, burgers, ice cream, and creative cocktails/wine. Several vendors offer excellent vegan options too.On weekdays it's pretty lacking. Still it's a nice area to take a break and go for a nice walk.“

“Off the Grid at Fort Mason is a seasonal event, usually for a few months at a time (spring & fall) & last night was there last event until next year. The team last night was kimchi and K-pop. There was a DJ spinning K-pop music (BlackPink, BTS, Psy, etc.) & Korean themed food items from vendors. It was pretty fun. I've been to taco competitions & other themed events at OTG too. There's always live music or a DJ, a bar in the middle (my favorite drink is the hot cider with rum). Bathrooms are located in Building C. I'm looking forward to the next season of OTG at Fort Mason. It's good fun.“