A walk down Clement Street won't be the same without it.
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The multifaceted eatery, known for Chinese pastries like egg tarts as well as Hawaiian barbecue staples such as spam musubi, is a quintessential story of immigrants moving to the United States and sharing their expertise in food with the community. “My dad immigrated here first with no money. He worked a series of blue collar jobs and saved enough to sponsor my mom to come here,” Eric Yu, son of Yu and Chen, told SFGATE via email. “Red A Bakery is an American dream story.”
After a few years, they rented out a section of a Chinese delicatessen in San Francisco’s Chinatown, where they shifted to a direct-to-consumer business model. After saving enough money, they were able to open their first brick-and-mortar in the Inner Sunset, and then three additional stores in the Inner Richmond, the Mission and Chinatown, two of which have since closed. The couple’s lone remaining outpost on Clement Street, the second of their expansion, opened in 1991.
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