

Whether you’re a resident of San Francisco looking for a new place to eat, a tourist stopping by Golden Gate Bridge, or you’re visiting the city for business, our Chinese food is sure to surpass your highest expectations. We offer authentic Chinese cuisine from a world-renowned chef and have been wowing the residents of San Francisco and tourists alike since our opening. Today, Chili House SF has earned the reputation of being among the best Chinese restaurants in San Francisco. Some of our reviews include the following
Unassuming Chinese restaurant serving spicy, Sichuan-style cuisine plus Mandarin-style dim sum.
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Address: 726 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118
Phone: (415) 387-2658
Website: http://www.chilihousesf.com/
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Chili House: San Francisco’s Best Peking Duck & Chinese Food …
Chili House (@chilihousesanfrancisco) · San Francisco, CA
San Francisco’s Best Peking Duck & Chinese Food – Chili House
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Food was not that tasty. We had cold chicken and the amount of bones was too much.
Tofu was taking their time, we waited for a while, tofu was very good. We enjoyed it.
Beef dumplings taste pretty much pork.
Overall not bad experience.
You always need to have some authentic Chinese food once in a while. Super recommended!
During my friend’s visit, he wanted to get some Peking Duck. So we discovered Chili House & Peking Duck seemed to be a good option. We ordered a few of their dishes to try
– Chicken w/ Explosive Chili Pepper (飄香辣子雞)
– Pork Roll with Chili Sauce
– Frog Clay Pot
– Peking Duck (北京烤鴨)
We originally ordered three dishes, but my friend thought the chicken was bad and sour. The staff were nice enough to swap and recommend another dish, which was the Frog Clay Pot. The Pork Roll dish was a chilled dish, it was pretty good with the chili sauce. I quite enjoyed the new Frog Clay Pot dish. It came with lotus root and celery that goes well with the frog meat. The highlight of the show was the peking duck, which required reservation ahead of time. They had a chef carving out the duck in front of you. The remains of the duck we decided to make soup with it, which goes well with the duck. It was quite a bit of food for two people, but it was delicious.
The Miscellaneous
The restaurant is on one of the main streets, so prepare to look for street parking. They allow inside seating now, but they also have outdoor seating if you want. The inside is decent sized, with a good amount of seating for small and large parties, normal decors. We arrived a bit after lunch hour, so we didn’t have to wait for seating. The service and staff were standard, seated us and took our order timely. We got most of our food not too long after ordering, but would have to say the duck took quite a bit. The restaurant has quite an extensive menu, with lots of variety. It can be overwhelming if you don’t have an idea what you want. But if you have a big party, you can try quite a bit. The prices are slightly expensive compared to other similar restaurants. But they do have many selections and unique ones to suit people’s taste. Probably come with friends to order different items to try.
Note: advance order of Beijing duck needed otherwise you need to wait for 1hr+. Reservation highly recommended. Service is extremely friendly.
I traveled from Manhattan and found out this place after visiting a couple of restaurants in the Bay area. I had to say this is by far the best one. This place has authentic Chinese food from Szechuan and Beijing.
We ordered:
Beijing roast duck: very good. The skin is still attached to the meat, giving a well balance between fat and lean protein. The duck isn’t too fatty though, which is a little off from authentic Beijing duck. Still it’s nearly perfect.
*****
Fish head with pancakes: very good. The broth is sweet and sour and the pancakes are crispy and fresh. You can only order half of the fish head. *****
Twice cooked pork: great. Fatty but not greasy and not too spicy. ****
Mapo tofu: spicy and tasty. They added a generous amount of peppercorn so it gets your mouth numb (ma 麻) but that’s the key of authentic mapo tofu
Meat pancake: 门钉肉饼. Made with pork. Very authentic. Like a huge pan fried dumpling. *****
Glutinous cake with red bean paste: 驴打滚. Very very authentic and fresh. As someone growing up in Beijing, I almost burst into tears after my first bite – it reminded me of home. This food is better consumed in store otherwise it will harden. *****
We enjoyed all the dishes and each one of them are super delicious and flavourful. I will definitely revisit this place if I come back to SF.