I am a San Francisco-based food and restaurant photographer specializing in visual storytelling that highlights the craftsmanship, culture, and emotion behind every dish.

My work began during the pandemic, when I started documenting home-cooked meals inspired by A Kitchen in France by Mimi Thorisson. That experience developed into a passion for capturing the artistry of chefs and the atmosphere of restaurants, which I now share through my photography brand, nomnom.glouglou.

Influenced by my Chinese heritage, I view food as a language of connection and celebration. My visual style is clean and moody, guided by natural and ambient light. Each image aims to convey honesty, warmth, and a sense of place.

I collaborate with restaurants, cafés, and culinary brands in San Francisco and beyond to create refined, story-driven imagery for menus, marketing, and digital campaigns. If you are seeking authentic restaurant photography that captures both flavor and feeling, I would be glad to connect.