Have you ever tried Spam musubi? If not, @diamondheadgeneralstore in San Bruno should be your next stop. Tucked along El Camino, this little slice of Oʻahu serves up island classics like plate lunches of Mochiko Chicken, Loco Moco, Kalua Pork, and Garlic Shrimp, all with generous portions and big flavor. And their musubi selection is absolutely next-level (Spam, Tamago, Mochiko Chicken… we could go on) 🍙 You’ll also find Poke bowls, Hawaiian-style sides, and sweet, icy shave ice in a rainbow of flavors—with all types of sweetness to add on top 🍧 But this spot is more than just a place to eat; it’s a heartfelt tribute to the general stores of Hawaiʻi, where owner Chad Kaneshiro grew up grabbing plate lunches and musubi. Drawing from his Oʻahu roots and inspired by mom and pop shops, Chad and his wife Monica have recreated that nostalgic experience right here on the Peninsula. #thesfpeninsula #bayareaeats #yelppeninsula (fb)

Ever thought about exploring the Peninsula one boba stop at a time?🧋From South San Francisco to Redwood City we’ve mapped out a flavorful trail—with some of the Bay’s best spots just steps from @gocaltrain stations. Here’s where to go 👇 🧋Hop off in South San Francisco at @beauteasf, small but friendly, we’d recommend their Oreo Milk Tea Cheese Mousse ~ 7min walk 🧋Swing by @societeasf in San Bruno to have a Taro Cloud while admiring their art of the Bay Area ~ 5min walk 🧋Stop to see @grapeholic_boba, known for making their boba using real, fresh grapes, their signature is the Kyoho grape tea ~ 5min walk 🧋Head to Burlingame to see @sunrightteastudio.norcal, a sleek spot that blends traditional Taiwanese tea craftsmanship with a sleek modern aesthetic ~ 4min walk 🧋Over in San Mateo, @urbanritualcafe makes house made syrups from scratch and utilizes quality loose leaf teas ~ 6min walk 🧋Pop into @sharetea near the Hillsdale station for boba classics while wandering the Hillsdale Center ~ 6min walk 🧋Finish strong in Redwood City at Bobalicious, a family-owned shop with customizable drinks based on what you’re looking for ~ 6min walk To read more about each location and tips for the trail, including the easiest ways to ride CalTrain, head to the blog in our bio! (fb)