Saucy Asian

Been here enough times that I felt it was time to give a strong review. I honestly believe korean-Mexican fusion is one of the best food fusions. The burritos here are massive, tasty, and incredibly filling (and so satisfying). At just a few blocks from Dolores, I'd recommend grabbing a burrito to go and enjoying it in the park.My go-to order is a kimchi burrito with guac and either spicy chicken or beef bulgogi. Prices seem to be a bit higher on delivery apps so I'd recommend ordering in person- the wait isn't too long and the ambiance is decent.I normally end my reviews with whether or not I'll go back, but as I've been here (or ordered from here) multiple times even though I live over a mile away, I think that sufficiently covers my feelings about this restaurant.

Saucy Asian. Condiment Queen. Saucy Minx. Just a few of my nicknames. (I joke, but did anyone catch that "Love Actually" reference?) True to social media pics (no catfishing here), the top of my Saucy Asian Bowl ($15.99 + $2 for bulgogi beef) was evenly coated in gochujang aioli. The bottom is layered with rice, mixed greens, & japchae noodles; I left my bowl unmixed which made each bite a flavor & textural surprise with additional crunchy elements coming from kimchi, slaw, & fried shallots. As the restaurant fuses Korean & Mexican flavors, I couldn't leave without ordering their tacos & burrito. My bf enjoyed the Spicy Pork Street Tacos ($14.49), so much so that he polished off all three in one sitting. The Cali Burrito ($14.99) was filled with Soy Sauce Chicken (thigh meat), fries, guac, cheese, cream, pico, & scallions, but the dominant flavor was their delicious garlic sauce.Generous portions, perfect for sharing. Well-made food for people who, like me, can't get enough of sauces & condiments. It took me too long to finally try Saucy Asian but I plan to make up for lost time by having their Kimchi Burrito & Bibimbap ASAP.

We ordered and dined in at Saucy Asian. Not sure if there were understaffed for the day, but it took quite a while for our food to come out. I think people normally order DoorDash from here and that's why there were so many orders even though the restaurant was pretty empty. The food was good, but not consistent. My friend and I ordered the exact same poke bowl but his was visibly significantly larger than mine. It's kind of a gamble, much like chipotle. Some days you will get a large bowl, some days it seems the fish is scarce. It would be nice to order and go to a nearby park to eat it for a picnic.

Great poke spot! Came here for a to-go lunch on a Friday afternoon and there was no line. The inside decor is very colorful and fun, and there's a bit of seating inside if you wanted to eat there. The cashier was super friendly!I got the Island Poke Bowl with rice base. The ingredients were so delicious and balanced! Good proportions of all ingredients, and they don't skimp out on the fish. The fish tasted fresh and the sauce wasn't overdone, which is a problem I have with many poke places. Had a relaxing afternoon eating my bowl in Mission Dolores -- would come again!

Came here with a friend on a Thursday for dinner and man was this delicious! I loved how much food this came with - the kimchi burrito was incredible, it had so much flavor for a burrito. Good: - Good value for price - Unique dishes that are Asian fusion - Nice staff that helped recommend the right dish - Cool vibes, it had LED lights inside and had a fun aura Bad: - Super casual place, overall Overall would come again!

I'm amazed by the prices they offer here! It's hard to find a solid meal in SF that retails at $12.99, but Saucy Asian's menu all hovers around the under $15 mark, for some delicious well portioned food!I got the tonkatsu bowl, and it was delicious. The rice was the perfect texture, and it wasn't too oversauced. I'll definitely be coming back when I need a quick bowl fix!

Just stopped in for a quick bite while running around after hearing several recommendations and wasn't disappointed! Only ended up trying the saucy Asian tacos but everything people around me were eating looked and smelled really good. Tacos were very good, crema stood out as a highlight. Asian fusion has been a fad for a while and some places fall flat while others really nail it. I would say, in my brief and limited experience, that Saucy Asian is much closer to the latter, but not all the way there. Definitely worth a try.

This place is nice inside, though it's somehow not really conducive to hanging out. There are a few tables, but it's more of a takeaway place. Service is efficient.We got a Kimchi Burrito and a Saucy Asian Burrito with bulgogi. Both of them were tasty and well-portioned. It comes with good corn chips and salsa The prices are reasonable. I'm often skeptical of fusion type cuisine, but classic Korean American food does well as a burrito! I'll be back for a casual bite.

Absolutely recommend saucy Asian if you are in the Castro! Not only was it super fast, great friendly service, but also affordable for the city! The saucy bowl with shittake mushrooms was perfect for vegetarians and filling! It is seasoned with their delicious sauce which next time I'm going to ask for more on the side. Really nice veggies and just a perfect size for a meal. The star for my boyfriend was the saucy Philly cheese steak. I was so impressed with the flavors and how delicious the cheese, steak and sauce all melded together. Probably one of my favorite cheese steaks ever!!

Korean food is one of my favorite cuisine and I understand it's a fusion spot but I just didn't love it. I ordered the Cali burrito and it was good but I don't think I would order it again. I would like to try the Bibimbap. I thought the Cali burrito was very saucy. Obviously it's called Saucy Asian but I think I could do without the sauce, or maybe on the side. I'd like to come back and try to Bibimbap.The place was clean, the service was nice and I got my food pretty quickly. It's a nice establishment.