
Hours
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3161 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Phone: (415) 829-3569
Website: https://www.donajisf.com/
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Reviews
We joined the donaji mezcal club because why not, it’s a pretty awesome concept and I’m not saying no to another shot of mezcal. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting SFvisiting.
Note: The quantities are good so be careful about ordering too much food. One entre is pretty filling for one person
We kept it simple ,
Guacamole with chips and grinded crickets, cauliflower tacos and braised rips with corn.
The guacamole was spot on , I wish the crickets were served as a whole piece but grinded. The cauliflower tacos, I give them a nice. Crunchy good flavor but the highlight was the braised ribs. They melted on my tongue and the mole was not overpowering the ribs but ever so slightly supporting them. The corn was a nice way to round out the various flavors and yes worth mentioning are their margaritas. Haven’t had as good as last night since my last visit to Mexico.
Congrats chef well done
The chicken mole? Thin, dark broth trying to pass as mole. No richness, no flavor, no depth — not even a whiff of grandma’s kitchen. The Tlayuda — the so-called Mexican pizza — was all show, no flavor. Just a big crunchy base with nothing going on.
And let’s talk about the biggest oxymoron of the night: calling this Oaxacan cuisine. If this is grandma’s recipes, grandma forgot how to cook.
And of course, my brother and sister from SF are out here hyping this up like it’s some hidden gem. Michelin star or not, if this is the kind of taste they’re promoting, we’ve got a real problem. Mission high? Nah. This was Mission low.
Taco Bell makes yummier food. There, I said it.