The restaurant
Cocobang serves Korean fried chicken, barbecue, stews and shared plates at 550 Taylor Street in San Francisco. The website puts the food, late-night hours and ways to order within easy reach.
Find a dish, then order
The dedicated menu page has 26 dishes across five categories. Guests can search by name or filter by category, then choose Uber Eats, DoorDash or Grubhub to place an order. The links open the restaurant's ordering pages on those services.
Make the visit easy to plan
The site brings together the address, phone number, hours and common questions. Hours run until 2 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 4 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, with overnight closing times kept consistent across the page and structured data.
Built for local search
The home and menu pages include structured data for the restaurant, menu and frequently asked questions. Google Analytics and Search Console are connected so we can measure visits and search visibility after launch.
Search and orders, updated September 28
Latest 3 days · Search Console + GA4, Sep 25–27, 2026
- Daily impressions
- from 1 to 830New domainSep 22, the day the domain was registered → Sep 26, the highest day so far
- Queries at #1 on Google
- 40Including “korean food in sf”, “nearby korean restaurant” and “korean food near union square”
- Visits that clicked to order
- 25%Uber Eats, DoorDash or Grubhub
Whole domain. On Google's first page for 229 queries. Order clicks count once per visit. September 26–27 are preliminary.
The search figures cover September 22–27, 2026, in Pacific time, retrieved from Search Console on September 28. September 26 and 27 are still preliminary. The totals include HTTP and HTTPS pages on the production domain and its www host, aggregated by page, and exclude staging hosts.
The domain cocobang-sf.com was registered on September 22, and Google recorded its first impression the same day. Daily impressions then went from 1 to 84, 385, 787 and 830 on September 26, the highest day so far. In the latest three days the site reached Google's first page for 229 queries and the top position for 40, including "korean food in sf", "nearby korean restaurant" and "korean food near union square". Broader searches are climbing too: "korean food near me" showed the site 48 times at an average position of 4.0, and "korean restaurant san francisco" 32 times at 3.3.
88% of those impressions were on phones, where the site's average position was 4.6. Late-night food is a phone search.
GA4 counts a click on an ordering link once per visit. From September 25 to 27, 55 of 218 visits, 25%, included a click to Uber Eats, DoorDash or Grubhub. These are clicks toward an order, not completed orders.
