Tag: Thai
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Nari
Dinner here with Jacob and Robert. This was my 6th time dining here (was last here after Andrea and I came to Hotel Kabuki for Sake Day and then ate here at Nari afterward). Jacob brought an aged Margaux that he scored as part of lot from K&L that he won (Thank you Jacob!). We
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Nari
We were already in the Hotel Kabuki for Sake Day, I had planned for us to eat at Nari which is also in the hotel and also one of Andrea’s favorite restaurants. This was our 5th time here and we usually get the chef’s pick menu, but this time we decided to go a la
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Sushi-Thai Too
Had dinner out with my sister Ginny, visiting from Lanzarote, and my parents. Went to one of their usual places, Sushi-Thai. Not surprisingly, their menu has both Thai food and sushi, I’m guessing to better appeal to the locals with a pan-Asian menu (I’m also assuming that Japanese cuisine is more popular/mainstream than Thai). I’m
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Nari
This is our 4th time eating here, but it’s been about 15 months since we’ve eaten here and it’s one of Andrea’s favorites since we’re guaranteed to get a flavorfully delicious meal. We started with cocktails which is always a good way for us to start if they have a good cocktail program, which they
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Khao Tiew
Wanted to try this newish Thai restaurant in West Portal. You can only make reservations if you have a party of 6 or more. We showed up just a bit before 6pm and had no wait for 2. There were a lot of dishes we wanted to try and didn’t know where to start so
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Prik Hom
Was just looking for something pretty quick and easy, but tasty, so we decided to revist Prik Hom on Geary. They have a seasonal menu, although the last time we were here it was also summer so some similarities with the menu. I started with their Ultimate Thai Iced Tea. Not sure what made it
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Hed11
Trying a new restaurant that I read about in Eater. They just opened up less than 2 weeks ago. Restaurant is in Japantown at the Kimpton hotel. Chef had previous experience at Michelin star restaurants so we were very interested in a high end Thai dining experience. The only option for the menu is the
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Prik Hom
low-key dinner this week at Prik Hom, a new-ish (opened in Feb) Thai restaurant on Geary in Laurel Heights. Menu has a few choices each for starters, soup, salad, curry, and stir fry. We went with all of our waiter’s recommendations (although we would have happily ordered anything on the menu) – branzino passion fruit
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Nari
After our last several dinners out, I’ve decided to go on a no Michelin star free diet. Andrea’s been wanting to go back to Nari, so here we are! We last ate hear almost a year ago. We went with the Chef’s Pick, which is a great way to go in our opinion because you
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Kin Khao
A quick early dinner at Kin Khao. During the pandemic, we had takeout/delivery from here, but had never actually eaten in the restaurant and this was/is the only Michelin-starred restaurant in SF at which we had not dined actually in the restaurant (including the latest guide just published). It is the older, but little sister