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Spork Restaurant

631 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133
$$
Asian Fusion, Breakfast & Brunch, Breakfast

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Spork Restaurant 7.8
Chinatown
Casual Chinatown brunch room blending Southeast Asian flavors with American breakfast—tom yum omelets, pandan waffles, and bennies with herby sauces. Spacious seating and friendly staff make it a comfortable linger.
Must-Try Dishes: Tom Yum omelet, Pandan waffle combo, Shrimp Benedict
Scores:
Value: 8 Service: 7.9 Consistency: 7.7 Food Quality: 8.1 Atmosphere: 7.5 Cultural Relevance: 7.6
What makes it special: Thai-leaning flavors refresh the standard brunch lineup.
Who should go: Adventurous brunch fans
When to visit: Late morning after the first rush
What to order: Tom yum omelet; pandan waffle; shrimp benedict
Insider tip: Ask for chili crisp on the side for extra heat.
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Limited street parking along Jackson and Kearny; use Portsmouth Square Garage (2 blocks) for reliability.
Dress code: Smart casual; brunch-cute or weekend dressy fits the tone.
Noise level: Moderate—steady brunch chatter but comfortable for conversation.
Weekend wait: N/A – brunch only, but expect 30–45 minute waits during peak hours 10–12.
Weekday lunch: Typically no wait; easy walk-in before noon.
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Yes—multiple dishes like pandan waffles and veggie fried rice available.
Vegan options: Limited—ask for modifications on stir-fries or sides.
Gluten-free options: Partial—omelets and rice plates are safe; waffles are not GF.
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Yes—low-key but interesting menu and warm service create easy conversation flow without pretense.
Can I get a table without a reservation? Yes—walk-ins accepted; go before 10am weekends or after 1pm to avoid the main rush.
Is it kid-friendly? Reasonably—high chairs available and mild dishes offered, but more relaxed for older kids or adventurous eaters.
Best For
Better for: Creative, Southeast Asian-influenced brunch plates you won’t find at mainstream spots like Surisan or Eight AM.
Skip if: You prefer classic American pancakes and bacon without spice or fusion flair.