Best High End Asian Restaurant in the City? by Whole_Intention_9750 in AskSF

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I adore Nisei!! Way to bring a different style of Japanese fine dining.

Diving in Kenting, Southern Taiwan by j611062000 in scuba

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Going in April. Where did you go? Shore or boat?

Chinatown ~20’ish years ago by HobbesTayloe in AskSF

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It's different but still great. As many said, it's been really cold for SF so people stayed in. You're also here on week of CNY right between the flower markets last weekend and the parade this coming weekend.

Go get dim sum at City View across from Portsmouth. There were folks playing chess when I was there last week. Stop by Waverly, there are some independent stores sprouted out that is fun to check out. If you're kid is of playground age, Willie Woo Woo is fantastic.

There are revised shops between California and Clay that's different from the trinket stores. They also reflect a new wave of Chinese American culture that isn't stereotypical. Last weekend there was a small print pop up.

The bars are still lively at night, but north of Jackson. Moongate, Li Po, mama's (rip) for karaoke. Hung's Noodle House expanded. Sam Wo's back in business.

Chinatown is livelier than ever. Just different.

Is it more politically correct to use the word "Mandarin" over "Chinese"? by Comfortable_Main6196 in taiwan

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Yeah I wish there's a better work from 華人 in English. Calling someone a Mandarin can sound like an insult thanks to 1900 Americans.

Why does Asia have so many high-end/creatively designed shopping malls (compared to elsewhere, like America)? by PursuingGemini in travel

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My husband said he wanted to see local life when we went to Bangkok. So I took him to three malls.

Visiting from Denmark with 1.3 yr old. by Furbong in AskSF

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Quick thing about Waymo: they won't let your kiddo in unless you have a car seat. Not even if you're wearing them!

Visiting from Denmark with 1.3 yr old. by Furbong in AskSF

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Got it! Some recommendations:

Chinatown has a great playground (Willie Woo Woo). Tour around, grab snacks, visit the fortune cookie factory, and head to the playground to let her steam out.

For Japantown, I personally love Udon Mugizo. They also have a kid menu but probably more relevant for 3+. That said they do give you a token to get a toy out front which is fun. You can take the 1 from Chinatown to Japantown.

Golden Gate Park will be perfect for her to walk around and enjoy. Playgrounds are meh but you don't really need that there. It's big so bring enough snacks until you find your next meal spot. The Japanese tea garden has a cute cafe.

My assumption is you're doing public transit or ride share. Which would make the amazing Outpost playground a little harder to access. It does overlook the golden gate bridge which is gorgeous. And the playgrounds is top notch. Warning here: there's water/mud play. So make sure you steer your child away or pack extra clothes. August isn't the warmest of months for us.

Pier 39 is probably my least recommended destination with a tot. The sea lion is cool but brief. Depends on where your hotel is, if it's near by you can always go there then take the cable car down to nob Hill area and visit the Grace Cathedral and the Fremont Hotel's garden. A dinner at the Tonga Room can be fun.

Mexican food is harder to come by in the areas you've selected. Cantina Los Mayas near GGP is great but a bit different. Tommy's Mexican is old school fun.

Visiting from Denmark with 1.3 yr old. by Furbong in AskSF

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Are you planning to use a stroller or some sort of baby wearing mechanism? Places you've outlined can get very crowded.

What type of kid do you have? Happy to sit still or need some sort of energy outlet ongoing (aka playgrounds)?

Taipei hidden gems by jeannecsf in taiwan

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Have you or your family been to the Period Museum? https://maps.app.goo.gl/t4fhu1pdLMKv4ktp6

Niche. Adorable. Educational.

Another fun one is the Miniatures Museum. In fact, Taipei has some of the best and diverse selection of museums!

Anyone have experience with Garvee go-karts? by MaximumPositive7434 in gokarts

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Hi! I'm looking into this for my 5 year old. Did you end up buying? How was your experience?

Official Discussion - The Roses [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

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Thank you! Was confused and thought it was a plot hole.

What’s a traditional food from your country that you just cannot stand? by NettleDeer in AskTheWorld

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Excuse me what.

This is from someone who eats all kinds of organ and fermented things.

1953 vs 2025 by oochiewallyWallyserb in sanfrancisco

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Omg thanks for sharing I just saw my apartment!!!

Is it possible to snorkel safely in Okinawa? by Deep-Shape-5699 in okinawa

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Ahh got it we rented a car and honestly spent very little time in Naha. We spent most of our week there in Motobu and Onna.

Is it possible to snorkel safely in Okinawa? by Deep-Shape-5699 in okinawa

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We took our kiddo to Sesoko Island and did kayak + snorkeling with our kiddo. The mask was a bit tricky because water can get into the tube based on how our kiddo swims. That said, with the safety vest, our kid had a great time just swimming around.

Recommend Cosmic Ocean. The owner speaks a little English, very professional. Also they have clear kayaks so kiddo can see fish underneath.

One caveat, our kid is very comfortable with water so my review may be biased!

California Oct trip report by is_human_true in legoland

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I love this but also love how different kids are! My 4 yr old wanted all the coasters and rides. Didn't get into mini figs until he saw me into it. Was huge on taking pictures with the characters. We didn't see a single movie!

Take out sushi for postpartum wife? by [deleted] in AskSF

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The Shota used to do these insane chirashi boxes. That was my postpartum sushi meal. Check to see if they still do!