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E & O Trading Co.
Southeast Asian Cuisine

The Sea Scallop Potstickers with lemon “xo” sauce were ultra-light and delicious. The Long Life Noodles are made from yam noodles and were stir fried with lucky greens, garlic, crispy pork and toasted sesame. We loved the Firecracker Chicken which is a house signature dish made with long beans, cashews, chilies and oyster mushrooms.

E and O Trading Company
The décor recreates a trading warehouse in South East Asia at the turn of the Twentieth Century with an open kitchen and a 35 foot Dragon Bar on the first floor blending Asian and European feel and decor. We soon found that the Cuisine rivaled the décor.
Hana Japanese Restaurant
Prepares and Presents great Cuisine - From Sushi to Steak.
Tataki of Filet Mignon- Thin slices of seared filet mignon with Ken’s miso dressing on a bed of mixed greens. For the non Sushi eater this is a must. Prepared perfectly, pink in the middle and sliced thinly, it doesn’t get better than this.
Hiros
Shrimp tempura with unagi, avocado and tobiko on the outside, drizzled with sweet unagi sauce. This dish had a lovely presentation and a superior taste and freshness. It was Food Art.
Kabuki
The Petaluma Roll which included Yellow tail, Tuna, green onions and carrot which was deep fried and rolled –tobiko. A Roll which was worthy of its name. It was very fresh and tasty.

Mantra Restaurant and Lounge
The Dal, which is a seasonal lentil dish, was a perfect compliment with the Naan. Next we enjoyed the Large Day Boat Scallops marinated with mustard, coriander and fennel sautéed and served with melted leeks and a light onion soup and salmon caviar.

Metro Kathmandu
San Francisco has some great casual and friendly neighborhood restaurants. We found one in the Lower Haight called Metro Kathmandu. They serve excellent Nepalese cuisine with an Indian influence prepared by their talented Executive Chef Vishnu Chuddar.
One Fifty-Four Vietnamese Cuisine
Our choice was to share the Golden Shrimp Salad (Goi Tom Chien). It consisted of delicious deep fried breaded shrimp, cabbage and mint leaves, topped with ground peanuts. It had a truly amazing taste. The soup (Sup) we tried was a fantastic Crab Meat and Corn Soup (Sup Bap Cua) -- unique, subtle and just delicious!
Osake
Japanese Restaurant-Sushi Bar & Grill
Osake Prawns-Lightly Battered Prawns served in a mildly spicy sauce with onions, green and red bell peppers. Another good choice for the non ‘RAW" diners. The next time I’ll ask for a hotter sauce but that’s just our preference.

Roy’s Restaurant
Some of our other favorite tastes were the Marinated Atlantic Salmon wrapped with Pandan Leaf and honey dipping sauce created by Executive Chef/ Owner Weerayut “Oudi” Uted from Flavor in Dallas, Texas and the Organic Chicken Liver Mousse with spiced Brioche Serrano ham apple skewers created by Executive Chef Jonnathan Leiva from Jack Falstaff in San Francisco.

Star of India
We had a lovely time at Star of India restaurant. The atmosphere was relaxed and pleasant. The Indian cuisine was spicy yet subtle, flavorful and piping hot. This was a superb dining experience rivaling many of the gourmet restaurants we have experienced over the years.
Unicorn
Pan Asian Cuisine is all the rage in San Francisco and we were happy to dine at a new restaurant called Unicorn in the Financial District that was opened recently by Proprietor Kiet Troung who is originally from Saigon, Vietnam.
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