335-339 Noe St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 335-339 Noe Street, owned by Tsuei Day Y & Sharon, has undergone several significant improvements and faced various challenges since its construction in 1922. Most recently, in 2024, the building received substantial maintenance work including siding replacement on the left side of the building and a complete reroofing project, both valued at $10,000 each. The property has maintained its commercial component throughout its history, with a full-service restaurant occupying part of the ground floor, currently operating as Mr. Fu Kitchen with a Type 41 ABC license.

Recent plumbing upgrades include the replacement of fire sprinkler backflow devices in 2019. The building has experienced periodic maintenance issues, with a notable cluster of violations in 2000 related to interior surfaces, plumbing, and ventilation systems, though these were all abated by September 2000. The property has also faced some safety concerns, including a fire incident in 2004 that affected common hallway lighting and required various repairs, as well as a restaurant roof flue fire in 2005. The building's history includes several tenant-related concerns, particularly regarding the restaurant operation, which has been the subject of multiple complaints between 1998-2018 involving issues with noise, odors, and improperly maintained exterior elements like awnings and signage.

Recent maintenance records show active upkeep of building systems, with proper management of violations and repairs, including kitchen hood repairs following a 2014 fire damage incident. The property has demonstrated responsiveness to code requirements, as evidenced by multiple completed permits for building improvements and system upgrades. Recent 311 calls from 2023-2024 have primarily focused on street-level issues such as noise, waste management, and parking concerns, indicating typical urban maintenance matters rather than building-specific deficiencies. The most recent building permits and completed work suggest ongoing investment in maintaining the property's structural integrity and systems, though recent complaints about excessive noise from building systems and various cleanup issues were noted in 2024, which appear to remain under review or resolution.