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French-Japanese Tasting Menu at Miro Kaimuki, Honolulu

AdrienneDecember 21, 2024December 21, 2024
French-Japanese Tasting Menu at Miro Kaimuki, Honolulu
In a delightful twist, I found myself traveling to Oahu twice over the past couple of months. While neither trip was food-centric (surprising, I know), I was able to indulge in classic Hawaiian staples likeContinue reading
Affordable Luxury at Saison Cellar & Wine Bar, San Francisco

Affordable Luxury at Saison Cellar & Wine Bar, San Francisco

AdrienneAugust 25, 2024September 23, 2024

The month of August has been a lovely blur of dining out multiple times week, celebratingContinue reading

Contemporary California French Dining at ONE65 Bistro, San Francisco

Contemporary California French Dining at ONE65 Bistro, San Francisco

AdrienneSeptember 29, 2023June 3, 2024

I’m glad to see The Bistro at ONE65 reopen after a long break! I’m a fanContinue reading

Nathan Matkowsky’s Ambitious Debut French-Asian Menu at Turntable San Francisco

Nathan Matkowsky’s Ambitious Debut French-Asian Menu at Turntable San Francisco

AdrienneMay 11, 2023June 3, 2024

It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of Turntable at Lord Stanley, home to aContinue reading

Contemporary French Bistro & Natural Wine Bar – Mijoté, San Francisco

Contemporary French Bistro & Natural Wine Bar – Mijoté, San Francisco

AdrienneAugust 5, 2022August 28, 2022

In a world of too many choices, there’s something comforting in the simplicity of a conciseContinue reading

Indulging in Lunch and Dinner at Bell’s, a Californian French Bistro – Los Alamos, CA

Indulging in Lunch and Dinner at Bell’s, a Californian French Bistro – Los Alamos, CA

AdrienneMay 29, 2022August 28, 2022

I keep intending to blog more often, especially as I am dining out more again, butContinue reading

Crenn Kit Luxe Takeout – Atelier Crenn, San Francisco

Crenn Kit Luxe Takeout – Atelier Crenn, San Francisco

AdrienneJune 22, 2020December 19, 2021

When I saw that Atelier Crenn had expanded their takeout offerings to include a Crenn KitContinue reading

Seamless French Italian Cuisine at Quince Restaurant – San Francisco

Seamless French Italian Cuisine at Quince Restaurant – San Francisco

AdrienneAugust 12, 2019August 28, 2022

Among the many three Michelin starred restaurants the Bay Area is lucky to have, Quince RestaurantContinue reading

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

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

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🌻 In all seriousness, this is the first time I’ve 🌻

In all seriousness, this is the first time I’ve ever renewed a lease!

After moving almost every year for the last two decades, it feels pretty nice to finally stay put.

Flowers to celebrate my not-moving day! Gifted by @pinkcloverflorist 

Check them out for same day delivery in SF, LA, and Honolulu. 

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生活是沒有辦法被安排的
我以前覺得這個事情很難過
這世界上沒有人選擇誕生
但是如果你相信 緣分會保護你
你才會發現 活著多幸運

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Life can’t really be planned.
I used to find this deeply saddening.
No one in this world chooses to be born.
But if you believe that destiny will watch over you,
only then will you realize just how fortunate it is to be alive.
San Francisco’s biggest cocktail week is back 🍸 T San Francisco’s biggest cocktail week is back 🍸

Top bars from Bangkok, Singapore, Seoul, Malaysia, and Hawaii are taking over the city for AAPI Month, alongside some of SF’s best bars and restaurants.

This year’s lineup includes an opening party with Bar Us, Penrose, and food from local star The Happy Crane. Plus a pandan party, sunset luau, and my favorite event: a night market with 25+ vendors at Splash Sports Bar.

If you’re hitting up multiple events, get the 2-event or all-access pass. Use code AAPI15 for 15% off.

See you there!

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Highlighting the Bay Area spots making their 2026 OSL debut.

Tickets are almost sold out, get yours soon!

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🎩🫖 an SF mad tea party Merchant Roots is hosting 🎩🫖 an SF mad tea party

Merchant Roots is hosting a mad tea party, and it starts the moment you walk in.

You’re handed a passionfruit potion, and suddenly you’re wandering through a hedge maze.

Then the tea party begins. With hidden chicken pot pies, high tea, but it’s caramelized onion soup, and cheddar scones.

The fish and chips are in a garden of mushy peas.

And the bean on tostada? They were fiery.

Then out came a hat to reveal beef wellington, literally in a hat.

If you’re already questioning reality, just wait. The teacup was not actually cake. We verified.

And finally, the apple of your eye, on a tart. I tasted delightful.

The whole experience is whimsical, theatrical, and we were laughing the whole time.

Merchant Roots’ Mad Tea Party runs through June, with a few vegetarian-only nights.

And if you’re not ready for the full experience, you can still stop by their speakeasy, Bar Orso, for cocktails.

📍Merchant Roots, San Francisco [hosted]

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