Just wanted to share some pictures I took of my recent visit to Alcatraz Island.
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We celebrated Ethan’s birthday at Espetus Churrascaria. Not a bad deal, especially during lunch. I wouldn’t say they beat out the American steakhouses in the city, but they do offer a wide selection of meats, my favorite being the short ribs. It was the most tender cut I had there. Their grilled pineapples are actually [...]
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It’s been a while since I last wanted to marry a sandwich! $12.99 gets you a fully-loaded half prime rib French dip and half lobster roll – with a side, not that it even matters anymore after taking your first bite. The prime rib was thinly cut and very juicy. They weren’t shady with the [...]
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Not gonna lie – the fried chicken and waffles at Brown Sugar Kitchen are legit. It’s worth the drive over to the East Bay. The fried chicken was excellent – battered, crispy and juicy – but what sets apart Brown Sugar Kitchen’s chicken and waffles are their waffles. Made with cornmeal, they’re airy and crispy, [...]
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Not gonna say too much about Sakana Sushi & Grill. It’s a solid spot for sushi in the Union Square/Tenderloin district. Nothing fancy about the menu – just all the basics, which happens to be a lot. I had a chirashi bowl to go and everything was fresh. Even more, it closes at midnight on [...]
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I know it sounds kinda weird, but blueberry plus sour cream on a pie crust actually made a great combo. As far as I know, this can only be found at Heidi’s Pies in San Mateo. I also really liked their fresh peach pie, which was seasonal. Their custard pie I could do without – [...]
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I’m not quite sure why kaya toast isn’t popular here in the states. Kaya is a spread made of coconut milk, eggs, sugar, and pandan leaves. I’ve heard my friends talk about it, but I just finally got to try it during my recent visit to Kopitiam Cafe in Milpitas, also serving a few other [...]
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Sometimes, I want Mexican food the San Francisco way – using organic, local ingredients, and not in a taqueria setting. Well, Green Chile Kitchen is actually New Mexican, but close enough. The food is inexpensively priced for the quality they serve. I’ve been coming here for years and have never been disappointed. Their known for [...]
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