Amid the crime and robberies plaguing San Francisco neighbornoods, there is a sweet sign of hope. A new chocolate shop is opening in Chinatown.
Jade Chocolates on Grant Avenue near California Street opens Wednesday morning. It is a welcome sign in the neighborhood, which has seen many businesses shut down and very few open during the pandemic.The shop is double the size of its previous location in the Inner Richmond. Owner Mindy Fong says it was important for her to open her now expanded shop in Chinatown.
Fong, a self-trained chocolatier, specializes in making unique chocolates infused with flavors from Asia and the Pacific Islands. The 2000-square foot shop is also a cafe that will also serve baked goods, mixed drinks and soon offer afternoon tea.
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