Peninsula Seafood Restaurant
San Francisco
At a glance
Peninsula Seafood Restaurant, located at 641 Jackson St in San Francisco, is a key player in the vibrant Chinatown dining scene. This restaurant has earned a reputation for its exceptional Chinese cuisine and attentive service. Offering a modern approach to classic dishes, Peninsula Seafood is committed to using fresh, high-quality ingredients. Known for its all-day Dim Sum, the menu is diverse and appealing to a wide range of tastes. Patrons are invited into a clean and comfortable setting to enjoy lunch or dinner, with options to dine in or take out.
The menu at Peninsula Seafood features a range of flavorful Dim Sum, celebrated for its freshness and authentic taste. Several signature dishes exemplify the restaurant's dedication to offering authentic and delicious menu items. Guests can expect to find a variety of savory dishes that are thoughtfully prepared and generously portioned, allowing them to savor each meal fully.
Known for its friendly staff and efficient service, Peninsula Seafood Restaurant is a welcoming place for both locals and visitors. The environment is designed to be relaxing for diners, making it a suitable spot for a casual meal or a more structured dining experience. Its convenient location on Jackson St. makes it easily accessible for those exploring the area, ensuring that it remains a popular choice among those seeking a true taste of Chinese cuisine in San Francisco.
Reviews
Not sure how this get low rating. I was nervous when I found out this get 3.4 star after ordering hgsa. But this is amazing dim sum place. They allow you to order dim sum late (like 4pm) , Chinese people order Chinese food, drinking ching dao. What else do you need to see? Vibe is ole school Chinese (sure it may need Reno) but isn't that exactly the charm? Yea. Overall good food. So don't know why the other bad review. Maybe inconsistent. But I have a good time and food.
If you’re looking for a spot that serves delicious dim sum with genuinely polite, efficient service, this place makes the whole experience smooth and enjoyable for families.
Microwaved (frozen) dim sum tastes better than these. Chinese kale was undercooked and really hard. Shrimps in 🥟 and pork in congee tasted weird, probably not fresh enough.
