Piglet & Co presents nostalgic flavors in the form of modern Asian comfort food. Located in Mission District of San Francisco. This Non-Traditional restaurant inspired by childhood memories, meals shared with us by elders, and favorite dishes from night markets and Taiwan. We serve Sunday Brunch, Dinner, and Late Night Bar menu
Hours
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2170 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Website: http://www.pigletandco.com/
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Reviews
– Honey Walnut Shrimp & Pork Toast (our favorite)
– Mushroom Party (my second favorite!)
– Szechuan Honey Chicken Wings
– side of Furikake Rice
– Pickle Party (we couldn’t decide which pickles to try…so why not all of them)
– Dessert was soooo good and I think called “Donut Sundae” or something like that…it was like a sweet donut bread with a floral/citrus yuzu kind of ice cream…regardless, I’m glad we ordered it!!
I first experienced food & hospitality from Chef Chris and Marcelle before they had a brick & mortar; they had catered a friend’s wedding and it was the absolute best wedding food I’d ever had. When planning my own wedding this year, I immediately thought of their team. They were so flexible and great to work with, even with our unconventional vision of having hot pot at our wedding. We got tons of comments from our guests about it being some of the best hot pot they had ever had – super high quality vegetables and meats, and super delicious housemade broths and sauces.
They only do a couple of events a year – I’d absolutely highly recommend them for private event catering!!
Had quite the spread of their menu. Nothing I would suggest in particular. Everything tastes as you expect, nothing more and nothing less. The one thing I would note is they like to use an abundance of sugar in all their dishes. Every tastes ever so slightly sickly sweet.
Overall, had a decent time.
Also, I enjoyed the old Jackie Chan flicks playing above the bar.
It’s also crazy expensive because all the plates are fairly tiny because they are doing tapas style.
Honey walnut shrimp toast was the best, chicken wings were the worst because there wasn’t a lot of meat and the seasoning was too vinegary.
The restaurant itself is a nice spot, very casual. There are two massive TV’s behind the bar playing old martial art movies. It’s noisy, but not to the point where you’re having to yell or ask people to repeat themselves.
Food wise, awesome! The Fish & Chips were amazing; an interesting twist of a familiar dish. The ribs with the Mala sauce was great… tender, nearly fall off the bone! My wife is pescatarian and there were enough dishes for her to order or modify. Every dish we ordered was delicious!
As a bonus, we got to meet Marcelle, the co-owner, and she was lovely!
Anyways, we’ll definitely be back as there’s more on the menu to try out!!!
*Edit: Have been back for brunch and dinner again. It continues to be phenomenal