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Sometimes I travel so I can immerse myself in the local cuisines and traditions. And other times I find local restaurants that remind me of those odysseys. My first pilgrimage to Cantoo Latin Asian Rotisserie let me wander and explore two cuisines and countries at the same time - Venezuela and China. I can hardly wait to go back. I stopped off on my way to see Richard Thompson at the Fillmore. The menu is pretty extensive and there are so many different soups, appetizers, rotisserie chickens, B.B.Q. pork ribs dishes and clay pots. The list and unique combinations were endless and a bit overwhelming. I ordered a Empanada con Carne Mechada: Deep fried corn flour empanada with Venezuelan shredded beef. and Chili Oil Pan-Fried Pork Dumplings: Home made pork dumplings! Made from scratch, starting from grinding the meat, to seasoning the filling of the dumplings. Both were so good. The Empanada had flavors of sweet corn filled with a rich shredded beef. The Pork Dumplings were fresh and tasty. The chili oil gives the dumpling's the right amount of heat and made my tongue sing. Service was so kind, friendly and efficient. I know I just scratched the surface of this gem. While located in the Tenderloin, the street is alive with people and automobiles. I felt completely safe. Matt says if you are anywhere near O'Farrell St - maybe near Union Square or on your way to the Great American Music Hall, take a Lyft or the 38 (R) Muni and let yourself travel to China and Venezuela and explore the amazing and creative foods of those countries.

The hotel is located in a part of San Francisco you don't want to be walking around at night. Homeless people lie on the street and against the hotel, some motionless, others screaming after a trip. Several rats roam the courtyard at night. The staff is very friendly and helpful. But that's about it. The rooms are really dated, and the bathroom fixtures are filthy. There was a stage for two parties in the courtyard. We were glad we left on the day of the party. The portable toilets and sinks were ready and waiting for us during the three days we were there. The photos on the website are completely different from reality, and all that for over $160 a night... oh yeah... parking is on the lot... $28 a day.

Wonderful food and service!

"Great First Impressions – Excellent Check-In & Solid Amenities!" Reviewed April 1, 2025 • Stayed at Hotel Fusion, San Francisco Just checked in today at Hotel Fusion in San Francisco, and I have to say — so far, so good! Jesus at the front desk was absolutely spectacular. Friendly, professional, and super helpful. He took the time to clearly explain all the amenities and even gave me a great room. I learned that the on-site bar just opened about four months ago — definitely looking forward to checking that out during my stay. As part of my travel routine, I like to share a review of the room, my check-in experience, and the amenities. The gym here is a solid highlight — open 24 hours, which is a huge plus. I actually did a quick video in there (you can catch it on my blog or wherever I end up sharing it). The gym includes a good variety: a nice rack of dumbbells, a convertible flat/incline/decline bench, and four machines — a stair stepper, treadmill, elliptical, and one more I’ll have to circle back on. I booked through Southwest.com and scored an extra 2,000–3,000 Rapid Rewards points, which made the already reasonable rate (around $120/night) even more worth it. All in all, I’m happy with my stay so far. If you’re in San Francisco and looking for a solid, centrally located spot with good service and amenities, check out Hotel Fusion! — Casey N.

Exactly what we were looking for! Authentic Chinese food! Offered jasmine tea as soon as we were seated soooo good... Enjoyed the bok cho, pot stickers, Mongolian beef, wonton soup and bbq pork fried rice. Perfect food experience. Room was cozy, had a cute table next to window. Staff went out of there way to give us a great experience! Loved it thanks for the jasmine tea and hot pepper to go :)

Thank you Mr. Francis Ford Coppola for this charming place in SF Your spirit is definitely here The service is very professional The Italian food here is authentic We are definitely in Roma The plate of charcuterie and cheese delicious The Gorgonzola, the Taleggio and the prosciutto sublime. We love the Inglenook Cab..!!! Do not forget the Tiramisu .. mamamia.. A must in San Francisco

Friendly staff Ok pizza Pretty busy Hazelnut desert was really good Chocolate cake was so so

Review rating: 4.0

Very clean hotel. Friendly and helpful staff.great location to union square and transport. Comfortable beds. Coffee machine in room. Free coffee and tea downstsirs in the morning. Would recommend

Review rating: 5.0

Sometimes I travel so I can immerse myself in the local cuisines and traditions. And other times I find local restaurants that remind me of those odysseys. My first pilgrimage to Cantoo Latin Asian Rotisserie let me wander and explore two cuisines and countries at the same time - Venezuela and China. I can hardly wait to go back. I stopped off on my way to see Richard Thompson at the Fillmore. The menu is pretty extensive and there are so many different soups, appetizers, rotisserie chickens, B.B.Q. pork ribs dishes and clay pots. The list and unique combinations were endless and a bit overwhelming. I ordered a Empanada con Carne Mechada: Deep fried corn flour empanada with Venezuelan shredded beef. and Chili Oil Pan-Fried Pork Dumplings: Home made pork dumplings! Made from scratch, starting from grinding the meat, to seasoning the filling of the dumplings. Both were so good. The Empanada had flavors of sweet corn filled with a rich shredded beef. The Pork Dumplings were fresh and tasty. The chili oil gives the dumpling's the right amount of heat and made my tongue sing. Service was so kind, friendly and efficient. I know I just scratched the surface of this gem. While located in the Tenderloin, the street is alive with people and automobiles. I felt completely safe. Matt says if you are anywhere near O'Farrell St - maybe near Union Square or on your way to the Great American Music Hall, take a Lyft or the 38 (R) Muni and let yourself travel to China and Venezuela and explore the amazing and creative foods of those countries.

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The hotel is located in a part of San Francisco you don't want to be walking around at night. Homeless people lie on the street and against the hotel, some motionless, others screaming after a trip. Several rats roam the courtyard at night. The staff is very friendly and helpful. But that's about it. The rooms are really dated, and the bathroom fixtures are filthy. There was a stage for two parties in the courtyard. We were glad we left on the day of the party. The portable toilets and sinks were ready and waiting for us during the three days we were there. The photos on the website are completely different from reality, and all that for over $160 a night... oh yeah... parking is on the lot... $28 a day.

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