This hole-in-the wall noodle shop reminds me a lot of Taipei, an unassuming place that pleasantly surprises the taste buds. San Francisco has endless amounts of amazing food, but this place stands out because of it’s size, taste, and prices. There are only about 9 seats in the place but if it’s packed, it’s worth the wait. While you wait for your noodles or curry, they’ll chop open a fresh coconut so you can hydrate yourself before downing a bowl of pure, salty goodness.
Address
Yamo, 3406 18th Street, San Francisco, United States
Current city: Los Angeles
Other cities: San Francisco
Mimi Cave is a Director based in California. She was born and raised outside of Chicago, and has a background comprised of dance, film, theater, music and yoga.
 

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