Farallon Cafe Kati Eos Boulevard and Mecca Han K. wrote: > Hello folks, > > If you were to pick best five restaurants in S.F., > what will they be? > > Babba Gump, Ruth Chirs Steak House, .... > > Thanks > Han
San Francisco, CA
BEST 5 RESTAURANTS IN S.F.?
Han K. wrote:
> If you were to pick best five restaurants in S.F., what will they be?
I don't know about BEST, but my five favorites would probably be Boulevard, Fleur de Lys, Woodward's Garden, Cafe Macaroni, and maybe Firefly.
You didn't ask, but in the East Bay: Lalime's, Rivoli, Nava, Breads of India, and Great Wall.You're joking, right? Michaela 1. Ma Tante Sumi 2. Masa's 3. Thai House on Sanchez@Market 4. Bruno's 5. Flying Saucer No particular order, subject to change. Han K. wrote: > > Hello folks, > > If you were to pick best five restaurants in S.F., > what will they be? > > Babba Gump, Ruth Chirs Steak House, .... > > Thanks > Han
Rose Pistola, Zuni, Boulevard, La Folie, Vinga. Han K. wrote: > > Hello folks, > > If you were to pick best five restaurants in S.F., > what will they be? > > Babba Gump, Ruth Chirs Steak House, .... > > Thanks > Han
Someone wrote: > You're joking, right? > Michaela > 1. Ma Tante Sumi > 2. Masa's > 3. Thai House on Sanchez@Market > 4. Bruno's > 5. Flying Saucer > > No particular order, subject to change. > Am very interested to see your listing Ma Tante Sumi. I seldom see it listed or reviewed locally, but my husband and I had one of the best dinners we have ever had there, locally, or coast to coast, or in Paris or London. Prices are entirely in line, and there is no attitude.
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Someone wrote:
> Pilgrim wrote:
> > Am very interested to see your listing Ma Tante Sumi. I seldom see it
> > listed or reviewed locally, but my husband and I had one of the best
> > dinners we have ever had there, locally, or coast to coast, or in Paris or
> > London. Prices are entirely in line, and there is no attitude.
>
> I am a late comer on this thread. Can somebody give me the location and a
> brief review of Ma Tante Sumi?
Ma Tante Sumi is in the Castro on 18th St. just
past Collingwood (ie past Cala). It's sort of a
Japanese/French infusion kind of place that
actually works. I've always had really good meals
at Ma Tante Sumi; their potatoes made with sliced
apples are *wonderful*. The BF swears by their
duck confit as well. The one thing that I've been
disappointed by there are things which call for
pastry -- it's clearly store bought and not very
good quality. However, everything else has been
fab.
The best part about Ma Tante Sumi is that it is
never all that busy. Or trendy. Or attitude laden. I really don't understand why it's not busier than it is, but they seem to do OK. Of course, if they're all booked up, you can always go across the street to Tana, the Ethiopian place, for some cheap, fab, food with their always pleasant service.