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The Puzzling Mediocrity of L’Arpège – Paris, France

The Puzzling Mediocrity of L’Arpège – Paris, France

AdrienneDecember 7, 2018December 16, 2018

I am writing this half a year after my lunch at L’Arpège. Looking back, puzzlement isContinue reading

Dialogue Discouraged at Dialogue Restaurant – Los Angeles

Dialogue Discouraged at Dialogue Restaurant – Los Angeles

AdrienneNovember 18, 2018August 28, 2022

Part of the fun in a multi-course tasting menu is the interaction with the staff andContinue reading

A Dreamy Garden Dinner at Epicure Le Bristol – Paris, France

A Dreamy Garden Dinner at Epicure Le Bristol – Paris, France

AdrienneOctober 14, 2018December 16, 2018

One of my favorite meals this year took place in the manicured gardens of Epicure ParisContinue reading

Gaggan Pop Up at Eight Tables – San Francisco

Gaggan Pop Up at Eight Tables – San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 21, 2018December 16, 2018

The two Asian fine dining restaurants Gaggan and Eight Tables both made my Top 3 Restaurant’sContinue reading

Kame Omakase – Modern Japanese Off the Las Vegas Strip

Kame Omakase – Modern Japanese Off the Las Vegas Strip

AdrienneSeptember 6, 2018January 20, 2019

Dining on the Vegas strip gives me sticker shock, even compared to the SF Bay Area.Continue reading

Maum – A Modern Korean Tasting Menu in Palo Alto

Maum – A Modern Korean Tasting Menu in Palo Alto

AdrienneAugust 22, 2018August 6, 2019

Maum continues the trend of tasting menus that incorporate traditional Asian flavors in a modern andContinue reading

Dining Inside the Eiffel Tower at Le Jules Verne – Paris, France

Dining Inside the Eiffel Tower at Le Jules Verne – Paris, France

AdrienneAugust 7, 2018December 16, 2018

A great way to skip the line at the Eiffel Tower? Make reservations at Le JulesContinue reading

The Letdown of Arzak – San Sebastian, Spain

The Letdown of Arzak – San Sebastian, Spain

AdrienneJuly 29, 2018December 16, 2018

Fresh off the high of excellent fine dining in Barcelona (Disfrutar, Tickets, Enigma), I was lookingContinue reading

Accessible Fine Dining at Tickets Tapas Bar – Barcelona, Spain

Accessible Fine Dining at Tickets Tapas Bar – Barcelona, Spain

AdrienneJuly 13, 2018December 16, 2018

Getting a ticket to Tickets Barcelona is no easy feat. The word is out – thisContinue reading

The Futuristic Menu at Enigma Concept – Barcelona, Spain

The Futuristic Menu at Enigma Concept – Barcelona, Spain

AdrienneJuly 4, 2018December 16, 2018

And the longest tasting menu award goes to…Enigma Concept for their 40+ courses, but after 20Continue reading

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This is San Francisco in a bowl. Built by immigran This is San Francisco in a bowl. Built by immigrants.

Cioppino was created by Italian American immigrants right here in SF.

Canh chua is a Vietnamese sweet and sour soup, bright with tamarind, pineapple, and tomato.

Different origins, same city, and now one dish: Seafood Chuappino.

It’s peak Dungeness crab season, so it comes loaded. Half a crab, New Zealand rock shrimp and mussels, sea bass, and smoked salmon collar. 

Served with saffron turmeric baked rice, with the crispy rice bottom to top it all off.

It easily feeds two. And it’s only here for a limited time at Lily on Clement street.

📍Lily, San Francisco [hosted]

#sfrestaurants #cioppino #canhchua #lilyonclement #willwanderforfood
This is San Francisco in a bowl. Built by immigran This is San Francisco in a bowl. Built by immigrants.

Cioppino was created by Italian American immigrants right here in SF.

Canh chua is a Vietnamese sweet and sour soup, bright with tamarind, pineapple, and tomato.

Different origins, same city, and now one dish: Seafood Chuappino.

It’s peak Dungeness crab season, so it comes loaded. Half a crab, New Zealand rock shrimp and mussels, sea bass, and smoked salmon collar. 

Served with saffron turmeric baked rice, with the crispy rice bottom to top it all off.

It easily feeds two. And it’s only here for a limited time at Lily on Clement street.

📍Lily, San Francisco [hosted]

#sfrestaurants #cioppino #canhchua #lilyonclement #willwanderforfood
Not sure how I’m just finding this out 😭 Hopefully Not sure how I’m just finding this out 😭 Hopefully this helps others too!
A note for Mary Kay Shina and anyone who enjoys ea A note for Mary Kay Shina and anyone who enjoys eating in America.

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