Takoyaki Yama-Chan in San Francisco: photos, reviews, menu

About

Takoyaki Yama-Chan in San Francisco offers a delightful fusion of Japanese street food that won't break the bank. Known for its piping hot, soft and gooey takoyaki with a crispy exterior, this spot has made a name for itself among food lovers, boasting an impressive 4.4 star rating on Google. Whether you're in the mood for a quick breakfast, a leisurely brunch, or a satisfying dinner, their menu has something to tantalize your taste buds. Enjoy a range of dishes, from sushi to udon and decadent pastries, all served with a side of genuine warmth and hospitality. With options for outdoor seating and speedy food delivery, it's the perfect destination for a casual outing with friends or a cozy night in. Indulge in an amazing taste experience with a variety of combos that will leave you craving more.

Price

1 - 10 $

Meals

Breakfast, Branch, Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Japanese

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Outdoor seating

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Features

Friendly staff

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Takoyaki Yama-Chan menu.

Cakes
Causa
Cheese
Coffee
Fish
Mozzarella
Pancakes
Baking
Pork
Shrimp
Seafood
Sushi
Tapas
Tea
Udon
Wine
Americano
Kimchi
Octopus

4.4

based on 184 reviews

Google

4.4/5 184 reviews

T-bone_Skv

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 5

We were in the line for about 10 minutes and wait for our orders for 45 minutes but totally worth it. They freshly made order to order (that is why it took so long) and we ate them right away when they are still hot. The textures outside were crispy and inside was soft and hot. We ordered original takoyaki and the cream cheese. The takoyaki sauce and squid were perfectly seasoned. I want to go back and try different creative Japanese fillings they got.

Chris Cooper

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 4

Legit takoyaki. Just like Kyoto 😍

A C

Food: 5
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 3

The Takoyaki was teally good! And the price is very reasonable. I did have a weird interaction with the cashier. She didn’t acknowledge me when I got to the counter. I don’t know if she thought I was still deciding. It confused me about where to order. It even made me question if it was racially motivated (I’m brown). After a minute, I left. I came back later in the day and ordered after another customer go there. Weird customer service.

Takoyaki Yama-Chan in San Francisco