>I lived in San Francisco in the late '70s and remember eating in >little hole-in-the-wall Chinese places where my girlfriend and I were >the only Anglos, dinner was about $4 and the only utensils were >chopsticks. I have particularly fond memories of a place called Wing >Lee's up somewhere on Russian Hill. I'm sure that it's long gone. > >I'm going back to SF with my family next month and want to repeat that >experience, to the extent possible. What I DON'T want is to go to the >tourist places in Chinatown or down on Fisherman's Wharf. I'm looking >for spots that regular Chinese folks go to eat and that are probably >located in a neighborhood, not a main drag. (I realize prices are >probably way up.) > >Does anyone have any suggestions -- if not specific restaurants, at >least where to look? > >Thanks! > >Mark Clement Street. Take the 32 Geary bus and get off around 22nd and walk one block north. A request in the ba.food newsgroup might yield some current restaurant recommendations in that neighborhood which is where a lot of chinese people moved to from Chinatown years back. Buzz
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