Grand Fortune Food

My first time here with my sister for lunch. We were planning to order the rice noodle 腸粉, unfortunately they were sold out already. The portion and taste are decent. For less than $9 is considered very good deal. A meal includes a choice of drink. A small bowl of soup and a pack of napkin! The most important is No Tips Accepted!! Wow, I thought I was in Hong Kong. Because some restaurants in Hong Kong have the same policy, no tips! If I'm in the neighborhood, I will try again.

If you're looking for a delicious and affordable meal in South San Francisco, the Grand Cafe is definitely worth a visit. I recently tried their pork chop, and it was absolutely delicious tender, juicy, and just a little bit sweet. And at under $10, the value simply can't be beat. Plus, each meal comes with free milk tea, which is a nice touch.But it's not just the food that makes the Grand Cafe worth visiting it's the atmosphere as well. The trays they use are reminiscent of those you might find in Hong Kong, which adds an extra layer of authenticity to the experience. And I particularly enjoyed the clay pots they use to serve some of their dishes they really help to enhance the flavors and keep everything piping hot.But perhaps the most impressive thing about the Grand Cafe is that they refuse to accept tips. It's a refreshing change from many other restaurants, and it shows that they truly value their customers and want to provide excellent service without expecting anything in return.All in all, I would definitely recommend the Grand Cafe to anyone looking for a tasty and affordable meal in a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're in the mood for pork chop or something else on the menu, you're sure to leave feeling satisfied and happy.

Had a friend deliver some togo as I was feelin under the weather but man this brought me back up a little bit. Meat was soooo tenderized. You can always substitute your noodles but for me I always love ho fun(flat wide noodles). Delicious and clean noodle soup but nothing over the top and don't expect to be blown away. Just a simple cheap meal if you're in the area. A little hot sauce can go a long way if you feel like you need a little more flavor!Also comes with some milk tea, a little watered down though if you're thinking boba shops.

I order 2 wondon soup and they gave me this.It's like only one. I saw big bowls for soups.

Prices per dish are lowest I seen in the Peninsula. Most dishes includes drink. Their dim sums looks pretty good and I'll try them next time.