San Francisco — SF's a vividly colorful city with a revolutionary cultural history. If you show The City love and respect, it will show it back in droves.
Thoughtfully curated selection of streetwear, mostly from small brands, alongside well-made pieces from their in-house brand.
Attention to design and curation of goods
It’s a family-owned ice cream shop that’s been in business for over 70 years and has a great mix of classic and interesting flavors.
Tropical flavors (ube, halo halo, mango, lychee, lucuma, etc.)
Golden Gate Park is home to the California Academy of Sciences (which hosts a four-story rainforest), the SF Botanical Garden, the Conservatory of Flowers, the de Young Museum, a Japanese Tea Garden, and a bison paddack. There’s just so much to explore at Golden Gate Park it’s damn near impossible to have a boring time there.
Vastness (it’s about 20% bigger than Central Park)
Yamo’s one of the city’s greatest treasures. It’s a true hole-in-the-wall type of restaurant: just a tiny countertop in the Mission with 8 seats and a bustling atmosphere. Yamo has some of the best garlic noodles you’ll ever have. Yamo also serves up rich and tasty curries, restorative soups, and excellent salads. Everything looks like anime food. Oh and everything is also under $10.
Lots of flavor for little price (I also hear they have a mayor)
Japantown’s a calm neighborhood with so much to do, eat, and love. Hotel Kabuki has great decor and vibes with rooms that have amazing views of the neighborhood and city. Most of SF’s hotels are either in North Beach or the Tenderloin—Hotel Kabuki in Japantown offers a less touristy environment.
Kabuki Springs and Spa
I'm in the Bay like I'm 40 but keep it Queens like I'm 50.