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- AnthonyJuly 9, 2012The spicy lamb is absolutely incredible! Something you've always longed for. Choose the ginger custard for your dessert....soooo delicious!
- SFGate ManagerJuly 16, 2012Here's a bar where you can go in and tell the bartender the ingredients you like - say, bourbon, absinthe and lemon - and the crew will come up with something that hits the spot.
- It should be law that every meal here starts with the Shanghai Dumplings. Bartenders are a bit standoffish, so don't be afraid to (politely) let them know what you want.
- joanneAugust 25, 2011pick a spirit and let the bartenders do their magic. though don't be surprised if the tricks up their sleeve are from Flora's repertoire. also, the xiu long bao are pretty tasty.
- Food & WineApril 20, 2011This new Chinese noodle bar and lounge from chef Charles Phan of the Slanted Door offers a dozen or so classically influenced cocktails from Erik Adkins, like the Pan American Clipper.
- Try the Braised Pork Belly - Straight from "heaven" tasting. One of my favorite appetizers (usually all I eat here). Highly recommend!
- The pork belly will have you melting in your seat. I usually cannot eat anything seafood but the squid appetizer here is amazing! For cocktails, it's all about Freedom from choice.
- EpicuriousAugust 23, 2010This casual spot has standout dumplings served in a modern, sleek setting - perfect for lunch, happy hour, or a sexy first date. Try the pork and scallion Shanghai dumplings.
- Bill BrantleyNovember 21, 2010My first time here. I let the bartender make a drink of their choice which was excellent. Also I suggest the peppercorn crusted flat iron steak. Was cooked to perfection!!!!
- My favorite Chinese-style fried chicken is made here- perfectly tender meat surrounded by delicately salted, crispy skin. The Salt and Pepper Squid is another fried feat. (Arteries. arteries.)
- BravoJanuary 27, 2010A Chinese restaurant inspired by one of San Francisco's greatest chefs, Charles Phan of Slanted Door. Drop by the bar after the theater and enjoy some cocktails and pupus. -Roy Yamaguchi, Top Chef Ma
- EMCjoeJanuary 14, 2012Try the Chocolate Pot de Creme - Outrageous! #Chocolate mouse + w/ Fudge Ganache layer +, toasted Buckwheat Tea. Love It!
- Sit at the bar, order Shanghai dumplings, pork belly in clam shells with extra scallions and wash down with a stiff PanAmerican Clipper.
- Hana KimJune 24, 2012Get the crab and corn soup and remember to order a cocktail, which they are known for.
- TiffanyAugust 9, 2012Veg Pork Bums - awesome! Not the fake-o meat you would expect but instead amazing tofu.
- Amy CaoOctober 7, 2011Try the Vermicelli Stir Fry - Shrimp and noodle stir fry. Slightly spicy, packed with flavor.
- So far the best combo discovered for good eats and quality mixology within walking distance of the SF Marriott Marquis.
- 😜Demarcus AustinJuly 18, 2010Order the beef skewers ,shanghai dumplings and chicken wings . They all where great also remember to order a cocktail!
- Susan LohAugust 15, 2011classy lounge/restaurant. grab a drink, stay for food. everything is just decadent.
- Brian PungFebruary 15, 2011Everything was spot on! Braised prok belly... Tea marinated duck! Spicy won ton!
- Order the Pork Belly buns. one of the single best dishes I've ever had
- Lauren HDecember 17, 2009order the Diablo... well balanced cocktail the ginger makes it spicy. s&p squid plus pork buns a winner but no momofuku
- An HuynhFebruary 8, 2010get the pork belly w/ steamed bun dish...succulent, juicy, delish.salt and pepper squid not so delish. bleck.
- Must-haves: Vegetarian pork belly appetizer, salt and pepper squid and the organic kale with light black bean sauce
- Nissa AnklesariaApril 16, 2010Hemingway's Daquiri is an awesome drink, rum-based but not too sweet and very refreshing!! Let them pick a drink for you.
- Sidle up to the bar and free yourself from choice - let the bartenders pick your drink. They won't steer you astray.
- Go for exceptional bar and drinks and the dumplings are amazing. :-)
- Christine LeeFebruary 21, 2010Pork belly bun...yummy. Vermicelli pretty good. Sweet and sour pork, ordinary.