Cocobang

Name: Cocobang
Address: 550 Taylor Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102, US
Telephone: (415) 292-5144
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

Cocobang: Late-night Korean bites that satisfy and delight in San Francisco.

4.8(5 reviews)

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Cocobang is a small, casual Korean restaurant at 550 Taylor St, San Francisco. Diners rave over flavorful dishes like chicken wings with green onion, seafood pancake, kimchi fried rice, army soup, and BBQ combos. A late-night favorite with a friendly staff, it runs as a walk-in spot with a kiosk waiting list when busy, and a compact dining area with a few booths and small tables.

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550 Taylor St, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA

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550 Taylor Street

San Francisco, CA, 94102

(415) 292-5144 cocobang.org/

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Services

Korean BBQ Combos

Flavorful and tender meat selections served with rice, perfect for sharing and enjoying authentic grilled flavors.

Kimchi Fried Rice

A savory dish blending kimchi, rice, and ingredients for a hearty and delicious meal option.

Corn Cheese

A cheesy and creamy side dish that pairs well with BBQ and other mains, loved for its rich taste.

Seafood Pancake

Crispy pancake filled with fresh seafood, ideal as an appetizer or shared plate.

Army Soup (Budae Jjigae)

A spicy and comforting hotpot with assorted ingredients, perfect for group dining.

Late-Night Dining

Open into the evening with a lively atmosphere, catering to post-bar or late cravings.

4.80 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Rocio Barraza

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· 10 months ago

Delicious food, amazing atmosphere and great service. Highly recommend. The food was sweet and spicy and savory just made you happy to be there and experience what Korean food can offer to your tastebuds.

Tommy Nguyen

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· 11 months ago

Food was delicious. Service was excellent. Place is small, three booth and about five 2 seat tables. Kiosk waiting list when it gets busy.

Dianne Namgung

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· 11 months ago

This was our 2nd dinner of the night. We had the chicken wings with green onion and the seafood pancake with makgeoli and beer. Fun spot for late night food during a bar hop!

Claudia Drinovsky

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· 1 year ago

We were hungry after a day of baseball and sight seeing ans I was craving hotpot. So we found this cute little place. The wait was about a 20 minute wait. The wait staff was super friendly. We had the army soup and the kimchi fried rice. It was so delicious. Would def. War here again.

Mel

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· 1 year ago

Super tasty late night dinner place! No reservation so we waited around 30 minutes to get a table. Service and atmosphere was okay, very busy vibes around the time we ate (8PM). Food was so delicious and filling for the price! The corn cheese was so good and cheesy, it went well with everything. The kimchi fried rice was also delicious and all the ingredients came together perfectly. The BBQ combo is the best deal for the price and the meat was flavorful and tender, with an extra bowl of white rice to go with it. I would recommend ordering any of these items because they were all so tasty! We still had leftovers too. Overall, I would definitely recommend coming here for a cheap, tasty, late night dinner. I do wish there was some dessert on the menu though!

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