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Cute place, but not easy to find if you're on your...

Cute place, but not easy to find if you're on your own. Would suggest a Taxi because the driver pointed us in the right direction. Shop is small with merchandise from the front door to a few feet in. Best part is watching the 2 ladies making the fortune cookies right there in front of you. Pay the 50 cents to take pictures or add a little more to take picture next to the ladies forming the cookies.

This was a totally unique place to visit. It is lo...

This was a totally unique place to visit. It is located in an alley which adds to the experience. There was a line to enter the store and the line moved fast. Know how much you want to spend on fortune cookies before getting to the cash. It was a very quick visit but the owner was charming and seeing them make the cookies while we were there was fascinating. It is an assembly line and you feel like you are in one as well as you shuffle through. As you leave with freshly made warm cookies it's hard not to smile and embrace the vibrancy of San Francisco.

what a disappointment!! A small room with one lady...

what a disappointment!! A small room with one lady folding dough into a cookie with some pictures of honoraries on the wall. worn out depressed people not at all happy to be there. attitude and grumpiness is all we experienced. not worth it as tourist destination. waste of time! use your time for some more valuable historical points.

This is a hidden gem and such a fun place to visit...

This is a hidden gem and such a fun place to visit. It's fascinating to watch the little old ladies expertly wrap and fold the cookies. There's delicious samples, a charge of 50 cents to take a photo and for $1.50 you can write your own fortune and have it wrapped!

This one is easy to miss. Its located in a small a...

This one is easy to miss. Its located in a small alley and only a small sign is hanging outside. You should stop by here on during your visit in chinatown. You can smell the cookies when you enter and the give you usually a free sample of the cookie before it has the little piece of paper inside. This company is a part of chinatowns history.

Iconic place to visit.

Iconic place to visit.
Last factory where Chinese fortune cookies are made by hand.
This is a place that briefly appears on the movie in pursuit of happiness.

Must for anyone visiting chinatown and the surroun...

Must for anyone visiting chinatown and the surrounding area. this is a historical laboratory where fortune cookies are produced. you can see the workers at work and choose different types of cookies. the biscuit wafer is simple but very good. I prefer the green one with the taste of herbal tea. You can't miss this place

This was a very cool place to visit while in San F...

This was a very cool place to visit while in San Francisco! Less factory, more a station where someone is making the cookies, it is still cool to see... if you hang out for a minute and watch the person expertly place and fold hot-off-the-press cookies into the shape we all know and love. They even are nice enough to give you a sample castoff or two, and with my purchase she slipped in a small handful of the castoffs. A nice snack while walking around Chinatown waiting for the hotel to be ready. I would highly recommend a visit here. Stop and read the signs in the alley, describing how the alleys of Chinatown originally came about, and some interesting facts about an area with a long history in San Francisco.

Great spot tucked away in an alley. All they do is...

Great spot tucked away in an alley. All they do is fortune cookies! Many different varieties, but the real fun is making your own. Write down a fortune, hand it to the lady, and she folds it into a cookie on the spot, inside a cute little to-go box.

This is a small tight fit to see the production pr...

This is a small tight fit to see the production process. The cookies are good, especially the samples. The employees may not seem excited to get their picture taken but they did smile. This is a 30 second tour so the line outside goes pretty fast.

Disappointed. No tours offered. Literally one room...

Disappointed. No tours offered. Literally one room measuring 10 feet by 15 feet, and located in an alley. Not missing much if you don't stop by. I will say that their cookies and tasty, tough.

Very small bake shop with very unique experience. ...

Very small bake shop with very unique experience. Hiding in the drive way, the place turning to whole new experience level quest to find the shop. But it is worth it.

You can watch the fortune-cookie machine at action and feel Chinese hospitality. You can chat with owner and learn quick history about Chinese-American food and, yeah, fortune cookie like perfect example of san francisco the best invention.

Delicious cookies in the store but staff are not f...

Delicious cookies in the store but staff are not friendly in general. This is not a museum or something even close. Just a store with very little "showroom" that can be completely packed by 4-5 people

Located in an alley in Chinatown, there was a line...

Located in an alley in Chinatown, there was a line but goes fast. Fast service if you're just picking up the pre-made cookies, which are the original. They also come in several different flavors and chocolate covered.

You may get free biscuits while in line. You may w...

You may get free biscuits while in line. You may write the small bits of paper by yourself at the desk. Then they are put inside the cookie. The offer is hard to be customized: 1 cookie + 1 box = 1 $ OR 2 cookies + 1 box = 1.50 $. When I added an extra package of cookies worth 6 $ the cashier wanted 10 $ instead of the 9 $ I expected to pay. I had to insist to have my dollar back. Whach out, you tourist!