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1833 Irving St

San Francisco, CA 94122

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Kevin & Chris’s Noodle House

$$$$
Vietnamese  in  Sunset
Written by
Will Kamensky
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1833 Irving St

San Francisco, CA 94122

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Perfect For: Big Groups Casual Weeknight Dinner Cheap Eats Walk-Ins

If more restaurants were priced like Kevin’s Noodle House, then we could finally afford to buy the Vitamix that’s been in our Amazon cart for two years. You can come here, get more Vietnamese food than you and your friends could ever consume, and walk out spending around $30 per person. We especially like any of the pho options and the grilled pork chops. The only downside is that if you’re anyone short of Paul McCartney, whoever is helping you is probably going to treat you like you’re the largest inconvenience in their life.

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Big Groups Casual Weeknight Dinner Cheap Eats

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