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Switzerland posted:Can someone explain the thread title to me? It's been vexing me for a while now They are all foods associated with San Francisco.
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Hadlock posted:Re: food desert of soma ATwater has good food but terrible service. SOMA is a paradise compared to bleakness of Mission Bay 
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Steve Yun posted:I'm staying in Fremont this weekend for a wedding in Newark, anything good in those two cities? If not I guess I'll check out places in the op There's tons of great Indian, Asian, and Afghan food. My personal recommendation is the gyro pizza at Falafel Corner. It's the restaurant I miss most from Fremont. King of Dumping is great choice if you're in the mood for Chinese TLT BBQ has really great Chinese skewers Pakwan has really great Pakistani food
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Gorilla BBQ in Pacifica is the best I've had in the Bay.
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AnonSpore posted:I need recommendations for really good: Marugame in southern SF is an udon chain from Japan that makes all their noodles fresh and has a lot of fun toppings.
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AnonSpore posted:Thanks to everyone else for the other recs. I dropped by Marugame a few weeks ago but the line was so long I just got something else instead. I'll try and catch em during off hours or something. The line gets a lot shorter around 8:30/9:00
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Please, please, the name? They're pretty good. I miss Galbi Time in Oakland having charcoal grills.
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Carillon posted:Anyone have a favorite bbq restaurant in SF or on the peninsula? We usually go to 3 pigs in San Carlos, and have been to Gorilla a few times, but looking to take my partner our for a fun meal so would love a new recommendation. Have you ever had Chinese barbecue(Shaokao)? It's not really barbecue in that it's cooked with direct heat but it is delicious nevertheless. I recommend Aceking BBQ in the Richmond. I haven't found anything better than Gorilla for American style. aqu fucked around with this message at 20:59 on Dec 18, 2019 |
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404notfound posted:Anybody know where to get good bread in the south bay? I was just up in Berkeley with a friend and got to check out Acme, which had a huge variety of different breads. But when I try to look for bread/bakeries down here, it's mostly pastries and cakes. Though a smaller selection than their retail stores in SF and Berkeley, Acme is available in select grocery stores in the South Bay. Here’s a list of stores that carry it by city. aqu fucked around with this message at 17:53 on Mar 2, 2020 |
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Nea posted:So I live in the south bay. When I lived in the midwest before that, Chinese food places often had sweet and sour chicken- an extremely battery sweet and sour chicken designed to be dipped in sweet and sour sauce, rather than having it already on. Very large pieces, kind of like a fried meatball kind of deal. You could try looking for tangsuyuk which is a Korean-Chinese version of sweet and sour pork that sounds pretty similar to what you are describing (though it’s not chicken). You can ask for the sauce on the side and/or it is usually served that way when packaged to-go. Yelp lists a number of places in the South Bay that serve it.
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