Utopia - Reviews

We found this place by chance and I truly recommend it because the food is delicious (for those who like it). I would return.

My experience at this restaurant was delicious. The chinese name is beef brisket king, so it's recommended to order the beef brisket dishes. The food was excellent, and I rated it a 5. The atmosphere was also very pleasant, rated at 5, and it was quiet, easy to talk. However, the service was just okay, with a rating of 3.

My experience at this restaurant was frustrating due to their cash only policy, which was not communicated upfront by the staff. This lack of notification made the ordering process difficult. The food was okay, but the service issues overshadowed the dining experience.

My experience at this restaurant was primarily based on its striking exterior. I was immediately drawn to the orange awning with its dayglo white lettering. While I haven't yet had the chance to try their food, I am eager to do so soon. The atmosphere appears convivial, with many locals seemingly enjoying their meals, which gives me a positive impression of the dining experience.

My experience at this restaurant was extremely poor due to the lack of service. I was left waiting for 15 minutes without any attention, not even a menu or water. I strongly advise saving your time and avoiding this place.

I brought my sons, my sister, and her son, and we were IGNORED. It felt like they didn’t want us to eat here. This establishment seemed awfully racist and bigoted. They served the old Chinese folks who walked in there the minute they arrived. This establishment does not exercise San Francisco values. Beware of this place. Look at the tea they gave us.

My experience at this restaurant was quite disappointing. The service was minimal, only bringing the food, which was acceptable. However, they DEMANDED tips, which felt inappropriate. The tea cups served had lipstick stains on them, raising concerns about cleanliness. Furthermore, the chicken wings were cold in the middle, and the staff refused to exchange them. This lack of service and poor food quality made for a negative dining experience.

My experience at this restaurant was probably the worst service I've ever had in Chinatown. The waiter, an old guy with glasses, was extremely rude when ordering, which really ruined the rest of my day. The food was nothing special. I would suggest just going somewhere else.

My experience at this noodle house in Chinatown was focused on their specialty, lo mien. The noodles themselves were good, and the portion size for the noodles was generous. However, the braised beef was not as plentiful. The wontons were a highlight, described as yummy and generous. In terms of value, the price was considered cheap, though it's important to note that it's cash only. The atmosphere was quiet and not busy during my visit. A point to be aware of is that the worker doesn't speak English, so patience is recommended.

My experience at the restaurant was positive, offering a very good price for decent comfort food. While the portion size was small, this was exactly what I wanted and needed. Overall, it was a satisfying experience for its value.