Clement BBQ - Reviews

My experience at the restaurant was interesting. It's kind of like a mini buffet where you get to choose what you want. You can see the food when you enter, which is a nice touch. The food itself was all right.

My experience at the restaurant involved trying their BBQ pork buns and cocktail buns. The BBQ pork buns were a pleasant surprise; they were large and generously filled with pork, unlike other places where you only get sweet red sauce. I'm used to paying less for a set of these, but the size and filling here justified the cost. The cocktail buns were just okay. I detected butter, which wasn't what I expected, and I personally prefer the cocktail buns from TC Pastry in Noriega. There was no wait to be seated.

My experience was limited to the food I ordered for takeout. I asked a friend to pick up some crispy chicken or pork for me. Unfortunately, what I received was not crispy at all. The pork was swimming in a very sweet, gooey, not sour sauce. The only redeeming quality was the chunks of pineapple, which were quite good. The rest of the dish consisted of pork chunks and an excessive amount of fat, all coated in the same sweet sauce. The fat was easily mistaken for pineapple due to its similar color. I plan to try them again and will order for myself next time to ensure I get what I'm expecting.

My experience with the roasted duck was okay. The skin was on the chewy side, though not excessively salty. The price for the roasted duck was $33.

Someone from work brought in these pork buns. I microwaved it for 30 seconds. It was 10/10 out of the microwave. They were crazy good.

Came here after a long roadbike session. It was quick and simple, yet effective, and certainly hits the spot. The take out service for lunch was efficient, and the price per person was very affordable, ranging from $1–10.

My experience at the restaurant was great, especially for dim sum takeout. The food selections were extensive and very affordable. I cannot wait to try their bbq next!

On days when being in the kitchen is a chore, Clement BBQ is a life saver. For a rice box with your choice of white, fried rice, or various fried noodle types, you get to choose two entrees from the cooked foods. All for $9. 50. There might be an additional dollar or two for the occasional more expensive fare. It feeds two people easily. Great deal. Two meals and done. No leftovers.

My experience was centered around the food quality and its exceptional value for money. Given that you can easily spend $15-20 on very average takeout in San Francisco, this place offers a very good food to price ratio. It was a take out lunch.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic, especially considering the price. It's a no-frills place, but that's perfectly fine with me. I was amazed to find PHAT meals for less than 10 bucks. It's an incredible deal that's hard to beat in the city.