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Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1537 Ocean Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
Phone: (415) 452-9618
Website: https://www.jojoscafe-sf.com/
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Reviews
Afshin Afshar-Ghasemlou
Wei’s Café is a cozy spot that locals know well, even if it’s easy to miss. I visited to have dinner with friends. The café is small, with just a few tables, including one long table for groups.
Locals also refer to it as Jo Jo’s Café. The menu offers a mix of American breakfast favorites, Cantonese dishes, Vietnamese options, and some Hong Kong-style meals. This variety provides plenty of choices for any craving.
We shared several dishes, including Chicken Chow Fun, Spicy Garlic String Beans, and Basil Tofu. Everything was good, and the portions were big enough to share easily. This café isn’t flashy or trendy; it’s a laid-back place serving familiar food at a steady pace. If you’re in the Ocean Avenue area and want a casual meal in a friendly environment, Wei’s Café is a great choice.
… moreLocals also refer to it as Jo Jo’s Café. The menu offers a mix of American breakfast favorites, Cantonese dishes, Vietnamese options, and some Hong Kong-style meals. This variety provides plenty of choices for any craving.
We shared several dishes, including Chicken Chow Fun, Spicy Garlic String Beans, and Basil Tofu. Everything was good, and the portions were big enough to share easily. This café isn’t flashy or trendy; it’s a laid-back place serving familiar food at a steady pace. If you’re in the Ocean Avenue area and want a casual meal in a friendly environment, Wei’s Café is a great choice.
trax
Very good place to spend my 30 min break! Havent gotten to eaten there in a bit, but its such a nice environment!
… moreDaniel Kaplan
Excellent! The Eggplant in Garlic Sauce was super fresh, cooked to perfection! Slight crisp while tender on the inside, Sauce had just the right bite
… moreJenny Xu
Came here after a long run and it filled me up!
Good:
– The curry laksa soup was amazing!
– The baked pork chop was also amazing – so much flavor
– The portion sizes and prices were great- we even took home almost the whole dish since we had so much food left over.
– The place is super clean and modern inside, super cute and nice fairy lights and tons of seating, no wait
Bad:
– The food took a little bit to get to us, and it was really cold inside on a super cold day
– The servers don’t speak great english so it’s a bit hard to communicate
Overall would come again for the value.
… moreGood:
– The curry laksa soup was amazing!
– The baked pork chop was also amazing – so much flavor
– The portion sizes and prices were great- we even took home almost the whole dish since we had so much food left over.
– The place is super clean and modern inside, super cute and nice fairy lights and tons of seating, no wait
Bad:
– The food took a little bit to get to us, and it was really cold inside on a super cold day
– The servers don’t speak great english so it’s a bit hard to communicate
Overall would come again for the value.
RJ_SF
I stumbled upon this spot while I was walking aimlessly down Ocean Ave. I was in the mood for a satisfying soup, so I ordered the chicken pho noodle soup.
It was satisfying indeed.
The soup was tasty, hot, and fresh. Big serving, and the chicken tasted of good quality.
I will return to try more times!
… moreIt was satisfying indeed.
The soup was tasty, hot, and fresh. Big serving, and the chicken tasted of good quality.
I will return to try more times!
Victoria Cheng
Overall: I used to come here specifically for their Gan Ba Chicken Wings before they renovated a couple years ago. Returned to see if their Gan Ba Chicken Wings are the same and to check out their Vermicelli bowls, both were good for a HK cafe spot. Everything is priced reasonably, quick yet friendly service, and clean setting. Would come again to try the HK food!
Food: The Vermicelli with Lemongrass Chicken and Imperial Roll ($11.95) had all the toppings (peanuts, fried garlic, green onion) that I appreciate. The chicken was cooked well with good flavor; however, I didn’t taste any lemongrass. The imperial roll is not the kind I usually receive from Vietnamese restaurants, which have a different skin and contain meat. I personally feel that the egg rolls at Jo Jo’s are on the oiler side. Although the Gan Ba chicken wings ($13.50 for 10 pcs) are not the same as they were 5+ years ago, they were still plump, juicy, and fried to a nice crisp. The sauce was neither too thick or thin and I kept going back for more of it, especially to dip my vermicelli. I had one bite of my friend’s garlic noodles which were flavorful and had good texture/firmness; I definitely prefer these over Perilla.
… moreFood: The Vermicelli with Lemongrass Chicken and Imperial Roll ($11.95) had all the toppings (peanuts, fried garlic, green onion) that I appreciate. The chicken was cooked well with good flavor; however, I didn’t taste any lemongrass. The imperial roll is not the kind I usually receive from Vietnamese restaurants, which have a different skin and contain meat. I personally feel that the egg rolls at Jo Jo’s are on the oiler side. Although the Gan Ba chicken wings ($13.50 for 10 pcs) are not the same as they were 5+ years ago, they were still plump, juicy, and fried to a nice crisp. The sauce was neither too thick or thin and I kept going back for more of it, especially to dip my vermicelli. I had one bite of my friend’s garlic noodles which were flavorful and had good texture/firmness; I definitely prefer these over Perilla.
Griselda Rodriguez
Food, service and atmosphere were all 5 stars! It was our first time and definitely will be coming back!!! ❤️ the lady who cashiered was super nice and friendly!! Only reason I’m giving 4 stars is because I did 2 transactions and sister did 1 and we never got our receipts. And i like seeing what im paying. Other than that this place is awesome!!!
… moreJimmy C
Newly remodeled looks completely different than it did before and the ordering process is also different. You now order like a fast food restaurant where you order at the counter and take a number. They have two menus one is your traditional Chinese rice plates and the other American style breakfast. The rice plates are $9 and you get a ton of rice, I happen to see someone else eating pan fried noodles which weren’t on the menu. The house special noodles was a little too salty for my taste but still good. Currently offering 15% off promo not sure if it was applied since I didn’t get an itemized receipt.
… moreFred Jang
We ordered 3 dishes for 3 people and had plenty of leftovers. It took less than 15 minutes to get our meals. There were plenty of to go orders. Great place to checkout.
… moreJeff Ho
Updated review 5/1/2021. Today I had their two meat omelette. It contains avocado, bacon, bell peppers, cheese, sausage, onion and spinach. The omelette didn’t have much depth and was flat. For $10.50, the omelette comes with a juice or latte. I opted for coffee for $2 extra. Their coffee was decent. It is much better than the Folgers coffee most Chinese restaurants serve. I wasn’t quite full after the tasty little thin omelette. A Macau pork chop bun was ordered for takeout in case I get hungry later.
Original review:
Indoor brunch today 3/20/21. The interior of the restaurant felt like a contemporary beer brew house/wine tasting room with brick and wood decor. Jojo’s Cafe have three indoor tables and four outdoor tables at their parklet for COVID. They offer American style breakfast specials, Vietnamese entrees such as garlic noodles and pho and Hong Kong style cafe dishes such baked pork chops spaghetti and instant noodles (they call it “ramen” on their menu.) I had the corned beef hash, eggs over easy, hash browns, sausage breakfast plate $9 and pork chops instant noodles $6. In tradition with Hong Kong style cafes, the food came out within five minutes. The waitress was really busy with to-go overs and other customers with all seven tables full at 11am. The golden crispy hash browns and over easy style eggs were acceptable. The corned beef hash and sausage were salty and missed their mark on texture. The broth on my pork chops instant noodles was overpowered with a vegetable soup taste. The chef put too much broccoli and lettuce in there. I would have preferred the seasoning pack that came with Top Ramen. A traditional tomato based Hong Kong style cafe broth would have worked too. The egg and pork chop were good though. My bill was $20 with tax and tip.
… moreOriginal review:
Indoor brunch today 3/20/21. The interior of the restaurant felt like a contemporary beer brew house/wine tasting room with brick and wood decor. Jojo’s Cafe have three indoor tables and four outdoor tables at their parklet for COVID. They offer American style breakfast specials, Vietnamese entrees such as garlic noodles and pho and Hong Kong style cafe dishes such baked pork chops spaghetti and instant noodles (they call it “ramen” on their menu.) I had the corned beef hash, eggs over easy, hash browns, sausage breakfast plate $9 and pork chops instant noodles $6. In tradition with Hong Kong style cafes, the food came out within five minutes. The waitress was really busy with to-go overs and other customers with all seven tables full at 11am. The golden crispy hash browns and over easy style eggs were acceptable. The corned beef hash and sausage were salty and missed their mark on texture. The broth on my pork chops instant noodles was overpowered with a vegetable soup taste. The chef put too much broccoli and lettuce in there. I would have preferred the seasoning pack that came with Top Ramen. A traditional tomato based Hong Kong style cafe broth would have worked too. The egg and pork chop were good though. My bill was $20 with tax and tip.