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New York City restaurant veterans Aris Tuazon and Jim Harvey Sy introduces Manila Bowl to The Market SF. Aris, chef/owner of Ugly Kitchen, Claw Daddy’s and Mighty Bowl in New York City will introduce his take on Filipino cuisine to the mid-Market neighb...
Market Street 1355, 94103, San Francisco, United States
ManilaBowl offers a great variety of quick, traditional flavors that are perfect for a satisfying lunch on the go. The portions are well-balanced and the ingredients taste fresh, though the menu is a bit limited and the seating area can feel a little cramped during peak hours. It’s a reliable choice for a fast, tasty meal, even if it lacks a full dining experience.
Portion size is generous and I didn't know how much I could finish but the taste was so good that I ate the entire bowl and could've had a little bit more.
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