Used Cooking Oil Pickup From Mission Street to Serramonte — Daly City Restaurants Run Cleaner

Daly City is one of the most cuisine-diverse small cities in California and home to the largest concentration of Filipino-American restaurants in the contiguous United States, with a dining footprint that stretches from the San Francisco border south through the city's neighborhood commercial strips. Mission Street through Daly City carries the densest Filipino restaurant cluster in the country, with lechon counters, lumpia and pancit kitchens, kamayan-style restaurants, halo-halo cafes, and Filipino bakeries packed into the blocks between the Top of the Hill area and the John Daly Boulevard intersection. The volume of fried-food output from those kitchens — lechon kawali, chicharon, fried lumpia, ukoy, and the rotating menu of crispy items — makes Mission Street one of the heaviest weekly grease corridors on the Peninsula.

Beyond the Mission Street corridor, the Serramonte Center and the surrounding Hickey Boulevard commercial strip carry a second major dining cluster, with the Serramonte Center food court, the surrounding chain quick-service operators, and a long list of Filipino, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Mexican independents. Westlake Shopping Center on the western edge of the city anchors another neighborhood restaurant cluster, while the Top of the Hill business district along Mission Street near the San Francisco line concentrates older family-owned diners, Chinese restaurants, and bakeries. The John Daly Boulevard, Junipero Serra Boulevard, and Geneva Avenue corridors each add their own smaller restaurant clusters serving the surrounding residential neighborhoods.

Our Daly City route is built around the dense neighborhood corridors that define the city. We cover everything from the Top of the Hill blocks along Mission Street through the Filipino restaurant corridor south to John Daly Boulevard, west through Westlake and the Lake Merced border, east through Bayshore and the 101 frontage, and out to the Serramonte Center and Hickey Boulevard strip. We schedule around your kitchen's busiest hours so pickup never interrupts service, and our drivers know the tight rear-alley access behind the Mission Street Filipino restaurants, the parking enforcement patterns around Serramonte, and the loading restrictions on the Top of the Hill blocks.