Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California, is 20 percent larger than Central Park in Manhattan, New York. Approximately 25 million people visit it each year. Even so, many tourists are unaware of how much there is to do in the park. Most are ...
There is something majestic about redwood trees, one of the tallest species of tree in the world. Not only are these magnificent trees several dozen feet taller than their closest competitor, but redwood trees are some of the world’s oldest as well. Although they are not...
Social connection is essential to the human experience. Unfortunately, the lockdowns and isolation associated with the COVID-19 pandemic over the last year has meant many people did not see their loved ones in person. According to a March 2020 article published in Psychology Today, lack of social connection...
Looking for a fun activity during your next day off in San Francisco? Check out our "Golden Stroll.," a scenic 2.8 mile walk from the South side of the Golden Gate Bridge to Chili House SF. Get some exercise, enjoy some world-class views, and reward...
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After over six months of temporary closure, Chili House SF is thrilled to welcome back our patrons for indoor dining at our restaurant on a limited basis. As of September 30th, the City of San Francisco is allowing restaurants to re-open indoor dining at 25%...
Many Chinese restaurants in the nation still offer takeout or delivery only due to the coronavirus pandemic. While Americans are happy to support local restaurants forced to shut down for several weeks or even months, some have decided to use this time to learn how...
With most families living in the Western half of the "City by the Bay," there's a lot of demand for family and kids activities in the Richmond District of San Francisco. Parents of younger children enjoy getting out of the house while grandparents and empty...
Holidays could be a lonely time for the first Chinese immigrants to the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1870s. Not only were the missing loved ones thousands of miles away, the holiday traditions themselves were like nothing the Chinese immigrants had experienced back home....
Peking duck has long been a popular and revered dish in China. Chefs create this famous dish by allowing a duck to hang overnight and then pumping air under its skin. This helps to pull the fat out more during the roasting process, which results in extremely...
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