7 Things to Highlight When You're Visting San Francisco
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Hello there! Been a while since our last post from our honeymoon trip to Banff. We were extremely busy since the grand opening of our restaurant and also our own bakery kitchen, BakePack. Thank you for your great support, it’s one crazy hectic month in our kitchen. Still, we owe you guys the complete story from our Canada-US trip last winter. So, this is it. Are you guys ready for our next city, San Francisco!


It was not my first San Francisco trip, but yes, first for me and Dion to be in this bay area together. Been a few times visiting this city, we just want to share some facts about San Francisco. Who knows it could be useful for your future visit to this beautiful bay area. Here we go!
City of wind
Haha. I believe everyone would be
totally agree with me about this. No matter what season it is, you need to pack
your cardigan with you. You’ll enjoy beautiful sunny day in mid of June but
still, the wind will always be there. It’s good, you will still able to get
light breeze and won’t sweat much. Hat would be great when you’re planning to
go for jog or cycling. It helps you to place your hair in order so it won’t
bother your eye sight.
Winter won’t be harsh. This city
is quite friendly for people who hates winter. Temperature won’t drop easily to
minus. Maybe it just the wind that will bring coldness. I never experienced any
snow in this city, it’s just wet winter with a lil bit of rain.
Big Chinatown
Been to New York, LA, Houston, I
think SF has one of the biggest Chinatown in the United States. They have
everything that you need to cook perfect bowl of Chinese delicacy. The name
might be Chinatown, but we can also find Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian groceries
stores. Basically it covers Asian food market. Do not underestimate their food
because it’s legit. Some even taste better than in its original country.
Limited parking spot
Every corner of the city are full
and packed with cars. Parking might not be cheap, will cost you around $2-$2.5
every hour but still, everyone in the US has their own car. Not mention if you
need overnight parking, average is around $60 per night. Not cheap. Staying in
five stars hotel won’t guarantee you free parking spot either. Renting a car in
SF might not be expensive but the parking fee will cost you about the same
amount with the rental fee.
Great place for foodies
There is no way you’re in SF and
you don’t know what to eat. It’s HEAVEN! Even if you are Asian food sucker,
Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese even Indonesian food just name it. Always
remember that this is US. Their portion are always huge. So don’t be greedy
when you’re ordering your meal.
Street wear paradise
For you guys who are into street
wear and anything that is not main stream, this city is the best for you. Head
to Divisadero St, you can find cool shops selling various range of unique
limited stuff. SF shopping paradise is much more than the Mason St area guys,
you should check this one out. Around the neighbor hood they have great coffee
shops that you can try. So in love with the ambience and great positive energy.
Something new and inspiring! Who knows it could inspires you to start your own.
Hype Coffee Shop
I believe that coffee shop is
life. It’s like the current IN thing everywhere around the world. We managed to
visit two of them in SF. We LOVE it. So much. Their coffee is good. Their
pastries are legit. Their stores are beautifully designed. You have to add
coffee shop hoping to your TO-DO list whenever you’re in SF. Trust me, you will
love it.
Wear your best shoes
When you’ve been to SF, you’ll strongly agreed that we need to wear right pair of shoes in SF. Their unique landscape will require you to walk up and down around the city. Should you really hate walking around, you can hop on to their cable car, it’s free and going around the city. The only thing you have to take note is their schedule and fact that you have to queue with the other tourists.
So, that would be seven things to
highlight from San Francisco in BakePack version. Should you have things to add
and you’re willing to share, please drop you comments below. We’ll be delighted
to hear it from you. ‘Til next time guys!
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