A tiny two block strip of Larkin St houses an active Vietnamese American community where the vast majority of shops and restaurants are Vietnamese owned and operated

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San Francisco Food Tour: Little Saigon and the Tendernob

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Little Saigon, San Francisco

A tiny two block strip of Larkin St houses an active Vietnamese American community where the vast majority of shops and restaurants are Vietnamese owned and operated.

A tiny two block strip of Larkin St houses an active Vietnamese American community where the vast majority of shops and restaurants are Vietnamese owned and operated. Little Saigon functions as a both a Vietnamese commercial and cultural center, and there are some excellent restaurants and stores here.


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About Little Saigon

 Little Saigon, San Francisco, CA 94109, USA

Little Saigon and Nearby Sights on Map

Sgt. John Macaulay Park

Named in honor of a police sergeant who died on duty, this vibrantly colored park and playground only allows adults in if they are accompanied by kids

Last Planet Theatre

Producing what they call 'dream plays,' the Last Planet Theater is a niche experimental theater that eschews the conventions of mainstream theater

Civic Center Plaza

This grassy plaza is situated at the heart of the Civic Center and its tree-lined central avenue visually draws the eye to the imposing structure of City Hall

Black and White Ball

If you have the budget, why not 'hob-nob' at San Francisco's classiest party? Taking up four entire blocks of the Civic Center, this ball attracts a well-heeled crowd, as well as those who are just splurging

San Francisco City Hall

Designed by Arthur Brown Jr

Asian Art Museum

Built in 1917, and formerly the old library building, this building is a fantastic blend of 'Beaux Arts' and modern design elements

Alcazar Theater

Built in 1911 in honor of the Shriners (Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine); this Byzantine-style Islamic temple (now a 500 seat theater showing Broadway and off-Broadway shows), is now a historical city landmark

James Lick (Pioneer) Monument

The monument is a tribute to California and its early pioneers like Sir Francis Drake

The Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

This four-story tall, 'Beaux-Arts' style building occupies an entire city block in the heart of the Civic Center and has 7,000 seats inside

John Pence Gallery

This 8,000 square foot gallery exhibits art of the realism movement (particularly academic realism) as well as 'Beat Generation' art works