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I am coming to SF next week for work, I am looking for recommendations for late night food (after 11pm) hotel only has a mini fridge so I need restaurants that isn’t a fast food chain. Last time I had Jack in the box every night and I need something better this trip.

Looking for hidden gems in San Francisco without breaking the bank? I'd love to hear your recommendations for great restaurants that won't drain your wallet. Whether you're craving authentic cuisine from around the world: Thai, Mexican, Chinese, Italian, Korean, Indian, or anything in between, I'm always on the hunt for spots that deliver exceptional food at reasonable prices. What are your favorite affordable eats in the city? Drop your suggestions below: tell me the restaurant name, neighborhood, what they do best, and why it's worth the visit. Let's build a list of the best-kept secrets that prove you don't need to spend a fortune for outstanding meals.

Favorite foods: Italian, eggplant parm, pizza, sandwiches, veggie omlettes, tacos, burritos, enchilladas, nachos, indian food, falafel sandwiches, thai drunken veggie noodles, Chinese veggie noodles

Please recommend Burmese restaurants in the area, thank you! Visiting very soon and unsure what to expect, group of 4.

In for the day today. I’ll have one free meal. Staying near the painted ladies. Don’t really want to do fine dining but want something delicious

I need it… where is it ? Thanks !

I have a huge stomach ache and I definitely would love to enjoy some healthy soup. Does anyone have recommendations for a wonderful hot soup?

Please drop some recommendations for a good Mala place either in SF or the east bay. Preferably a spot with Mala Xiang Guo (麻辣香锅).