Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are The Occidental Cigar Club, Irish Bank and Roxanne Cafe, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
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Discover cheap restaurants in Chinatown with sesame free options. Budget-friendly sesame free dining.
Chinatown's Cheap Sesame Free Destinations
Explore a vibrant selection of affordable, sesame-free dining destinations nestled within the heart of San Francisco’s Chinatown. From the comforting Italian slices at Golden Boy Pizza and American classics at Boudin to the aromatic Thai flavors of Lapisara and traditional Chinese plates at House of Nanking, this collection offers a safe and diverse culinary journey for every palate. These local favorites prove that you can enjoy everything from Mediterranean specialties to Japanese cuisine while keeping both your dietary needs and your budget in mind.
30 restaurants in Best Cheap Sesame Free Restaurants in Chinatown | Cheap & Sesame Free
- The Occidental Cigar Club · rated 4/5: American.
- Irish Bank · rated 3/5: American.
- Roxanne Cafe: American.
- Lai Hong Lounge: Chinese.
- Boichik: American.
- Nob Hill Cafe: Italian.
- Oma Sushi: Japanese.
- The Stinking Rose: Italian.
- Il Pollaio: Italian.
- 707 Sutter: Korean.
- Ramen Hiroshi: Japanese.
- Mastro's Steakhouse: Steakhouse.
- Akiko's Sushi Bar: Japanese.
- Z & Y Restaurant: Chinese.
- Columbus Burger: American.
- Kinara Fusion Kitchen: Indian.
- Fishmandu Sushi: Japanese.
- Molinari Delicatessen · rated 4/5: Italian.
- Atlas Tap Room · rated 4/5: American.
- The Treasury · rated 4/5: American.
- Sool Bar and Lounge · rated 4/5: Korean.
- Boudin Sourdough · rated 4/5: American.
- Sammy's on 2nd · rated 4/5: American.
- 620 Jones · rated 3/5: Italian.
- Boudin · rated 3/5: American.
- Sotto Mare: Seafood.
- Another Cafe: American.
- Tadich Grill: Seafood.
- House of Nanking: Chinese.
- Del Popolo: Italian.
How this list is built
Chefi analyzes each restaurant’s menu and tags every dish’s dietary suitability with an ingredient-based engine. Restaurants with at least three matching dishes on their current menu rank first, ordered by diner ratings, with the number of matching dishes breaking ties; owner-verified restaurants are highlighted at the top. Lists refresh as menus and ratings change.
