Category:
American (New)
Neighbourhood: Lincoln Park
Alinea has recently been hailed as the Best Restaurant in the U.S. (and #7 in the World). With such status, I had extremely high expectations and quite honestly, was a bit worried that I'd expect too much and be let down. Instead, I was *COMPLETELY*…More »
Praised to be one of the best restaurants in the U.S. (if not *the* best), dining at the French Laundry always feels special. Located in the heart of Napa Valley with its own expansive garden, the restaurant has a rustic yet graceful charm. This was…More »
Category:
American (New)
Neighbourhood: Penn Quarter
This was the most fun I've ever had with a meal. Only 6 diners at a time + 3 creative chefs + 27 amazing courses = one of a kind experience at minibar. The food is innovative, whimsical, thoughtful, and most importantly, DELICOUS! José Andrés is the…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Waterfront, Leather District, South Boston
o ya is one of the best Japanese restaurants I've been to in the U.S., and by far my favorite restaurant in Boston (no other place even comes close). I've been to o ya several times and never want my meal to end...so many menu options, so much…More »
For some reason, I had pictured a formal and reserved French restaurant, but Toqué was quite the opposite. The décor was contemporary and had an open feel with high ceilings and lots of light filling the dining room. The staff was youthful and…More »
Category:
Seafood
Neighbourhoods: Midtown West, Theater District
Walking in, the restaurant felt much less formal and chic than I had expected. It was subdued with soft brown woods and leather, while seascape paintings of Brittany added a touch of color on the walls. While the décor had a warm feel, it also felt a…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhood: Beverly Hills
The food was great overall, but what really made Urasawa stand out was the happy and friendly demeanor of Chef Hiro Urasawa . At most established sushi restaurants, the head chef is usually quite formal and stern. However, Hiro-san warmly introduced…More »
Categories:
American (New),
Asian Fusion
Neighbourhood: SOMA
The food at Benu totally captured my heart. Chef Corey Lee took many Asian comfort foods and elevated them to a completely different level. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of eating at a 'fine dining' restaurant while also being embraced by the…More »
Sushi in the middle of Napa Valley?! Seems like an unlikely place to be able to get fresh fish flown in regularly from Japan, but if anyone has the connections and financial backing to make it happen, it's celebrity chef Masaharu Morimoto (known best…More »
Walking into Fleur de Lys is like being transported into somewhere far, far away. It's sexy and romantic, people speak in hushed tones, and there's plush crimson draping everywhere...like being inside a luxurious Moroccan tent. The dining room is…More »
The service here was outstanding. Our was very knowledgeable about the food and wine, yet came across as very unassuming and hospitable. He was extremely helpful in selecting our wines and gave superb recommendations on the food.
Prune Stuffed Gnocchi…More »
VOICE takes simple ingredients and presents them in their best form, showcasing their true flavors. Their food is refined and focused. Their staff was also very friendly and attentive. We had a larger party, but they seated us a corner booth in the…More »
Category:
American (New)
Neighbourhood: Financial District
I miss the original Michael Mina. It used to be one of my favorite fine dining restaurants in San Francisco. I loved his witty take on American classics, and would swoon over his seafood creations.
The restaurant recently reopened in the former Aqua…More »
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San Francisco, CA
Yelping SinceApril 2010
Things I Loveuni, all Japanese food, Saga & Kobe beef, french fries, foie gras, red wine, stinky blue cheese, Grand Marnier souffles
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...stuffing my face or on a plane...sometimes both
The Last Great Book I ReadThe Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
My Last Meal On EarthAlain Ducasse Plaza Athénée AND Sushi Mizutani chefs' tasting...it is my last!
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I can't resist eating packaged ramen when I get home late...what MSG?!
Current Crushmy loving hubby