Cha-Ya Vegetarian
Restaurant in Mission District
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Über das Lokal
Vegan traditional Japanese food chayasf.com
Ausstattung
Was Gäste erwähnen
- Essensqualität6
- Service4
- Preis-Leistung3
- Ambiente3
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wo befindet sich Cha-Ya Vegetarian?+
Cha-Ya Vegetarian befindet sich in 762 Valencia Street, San Francisco, Mission District.
Was für ein Lokal ist Cha-Ya Vegetarian?+
Cha-Ya Vegetarian ist ein Restaurant in Mission District mit Japanese, Sushi, Vegetarian.
Wie sind die Öffnungszeiten von Cha-Ya Vegetarian?+
Cha-Ya Vegetarian ist Dienstag geschlossen.
Hat Cha-Ya Vegetarian sonntags geöffnet?+
Ja, Cha-Ya Vegetarian hat sonntags geöffnet.
Wie teuer ist Cha-Ya Vegetarian?+
Cha-Ya Vegetarian ist preislich mittel.
Bietet Cha-Ya Vegetarian vegetarisch, vegan, glutenfrei an?+
Ja, Cha-Ya Vegetarian bietet vegetarisch, vegan, glutenfrei.
Was bietet Cha-Ya Vegetarian?+
Cha-Ya Vegetarian bietet Wheelchair access, Takeaway, Delivery, Bar, Outdoor seating.
Lage
Das sagen die Gäste
“Small plates, quick and friendly service and reasonable prices!”
Bewertungen stammen von Google.
Was Gäste auf Google sagen
Neesh Shah★★★★★We stopped by on our way to see some friends in the mission and wanted something warm. Luckily we found Cha-Ya and was very pleased with that decision. It was a Friday night and we didn't have trouble getting a table. The service was great and super fast. It felt like you were just at your friend's house growing up. The food itself was AMAZING, and without the SF price explosion too! We started with the Vegetable Tempura and the Spicy Eggplant rolls both which were very tasty and unique. We also ordered two bowls, both with the Udon noodles and they were phenomenal. Delicious but delicate b
Hiroko Maruyama★★★★★The hostess had a wonderful atmosphere, and the restaurant was very lively! ✨ The curry udon was full of flavor, something only a Japanese person could do, and it was a delight to have Japanese food for the first time in a while. Thank you for a delicious dinner. The fried eggplant rolls were also delicious.
Vanda Borba★★★★★The food is exceptional! I went with my husband two days in a row, and we tried five items from the happy hour menu, ordered two dishes from the regular menu, and tasted two of the desserts. I also tried both Japanese beers (Asahi is light, while Sapporo has more character). Everything — absolutely everything — was delicious and worth it. Excellent experience, truly one of the best vegan restaurants in the Bay. The service is friendly and attentive, and the place has a simple decor (it would be nice if it were a bit prettier; it’s not ugly, just simple). The happy hour menu is really worth it!
Katia★★★★★Enjoyed and would come back, especially during happy hour! You can get 3 small dishes for $20 during happy hour. We got the 1/2 cha-ya roll, Sansai udon bowl, and agedashi tofu. All of it was great. My friend and I admired all the paper lanterns hanging around us. It was a quiet, small, calm atmosphere. Edit: I have come back several times since my first visit, often bringing friends. Everything has been good!
Bewertungen stammen von Google.
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