Name: 🥡Din Tai Fung Meetup!🥢
Start: 2026-10-17T18:30:00.000Z
Location: Din Tai Fung

🍂🥢 SF Supper Club 🥢🍂

A cozy Saturday lunch, good food, and even better company 🤎

Join us at Din Tai Fung for a laid-back afternoon filled with dumplings, warm tea, and good conversation 🥟🍜🍵✨

Come hungry, come as you are, and let’s spend a Saturday afternoon around the table 🍂🫶

🥢 Dumplings
🍵 Warm drinks
🍜 Comfort food
☀️ Slow Saturday vibes
🫶 New friends & good company

See you over lunch! 🥟✨

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Din Tai Fung

By RSVPing, you agree to help us secure our table at Din Tai Fung! 🤎  There are two ways to do this: ⏰ Wait in person: Someone will need to go to the restaurant and wait for a table — wait times can be up to 2 hours.  💳 Reserve online: You can make a reservation online using your own credit card to secure the booking.  The host will not be responsible for making the reservation or providing a credit card. If you RSVP, please be prepared to either help wait in person or make the online reservation yourself.  Thank you for understanding & helping make lunch happen! Do you agree and have any questions? 🥟🍂🫶

One guest will pay the restaurant bill in full. After lunch, the rest of the group will Venmo or Zelle their share directly to that guest. The host will not be responsible for this.

This supper club recognizes that food carries history, emotion, and politics. We’re living in a culture that rewards restriction, thinness, discipline, and self-denial, while punishing people for existing outside narrow body ideals. These pressures are shaped by patriarchy, racism, historical colonialism, capitalism, ableism, and purity culture, and they land unevenly.  Because of this, we are explicit about boundaries at the table. We do not allow conversations that frame food or bodies in moral terms, such as comments about “being good,” earning food, cutting back, cleansing, or fixing bodies, because these narratives reinforce food and body hierarchies and can cause harm, even when unintended. This boundary exists to support a shared environment of care and respect, not to police individuals.  Our intention is to keep the table open and welcoming to everyone by resisting narratives that tie worth, health, or virtue to what or how someone eats.  We choose food as connection, not control. ♥️ Name one thing you agree with or you’ll be moved to a maybe!

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