Posts Tagged: Jeric Tamano

Must Eat Challah Custard Toast at Olea

May 18th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under American, Food, Must Eat / Leave A Comment

I consider Olea to be one of the most underrated restaurants in the city, and I prefer it stay that way since it’s crowded enough with it’s small and tight space. It’s away from the hustle of Polk St. so not many people probably come across it, unless you’re on a cable car, in which [...]

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Must Eat Roasted Chicken at Limon Rotisserie

May 15th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Must Eat, Peruvian / Leave A Comment

It’s great to see nicer restaurants open up in the hood, though this part of the hood isn’t very hood. Limon Rotisserie offers the same great food at a less hectic location, where it’s Friday night and you don’t need to make a reservation (yet) and garage parking is available. Everyone knows that they make [...]

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Custom Burger at Urban Burger

April 12th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under American, Food / Leave A Comment

Not gonna lie – Urban Burger doesn’t have the best burger, but it’s definitely good and worth a visit if you’re craving a burger in the vicinity. I went for their breakfast burger because I like everything with bacon and an egg on top. I just wish the egg wasn’t so well-done – I kinda [...]

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Must Eat Fried Chicken and Waffle at Millbrae Pancake House

April 12th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under American, Food, Must Eat / Leave A Comment

I was surprised to find that my favorite thing at the Millbrae Pancake House didn’t turn out to be their pancakes, though their Swedish pancakes are really nice and smooth and pairs great with their lingonberry butter. Instead, my favorite is their fried chicken and waffles. There hasn’t been too many chicken and waffles that [...]

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Taiwanese Food at TW Village Bistro 村子口 in San Mateo

April 1st, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Taiwanese / Leave A Comment

There’s a new Taiwanese restaurant that opened up in San Mateo and I’m hooked. It’s called TW Village Bistro 村子口 and that’s exactly the type of food they serve – various village foods from around China that immigrants, mostly military, brought to Taiwan during the Chiang Kai-shek era. There are a lot of noodles in [...]

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Cupcakes at Sweet Dreams in Colma

March 12th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under Bakery, Dessert, Food / Leave A Comment

Good cupcakes do exist in the Daly City/Colma area. Sweet Dreams makes very cute cupcakes and they are not bad! I had a couple flavors, but I’ll just talk about the red velvet. A little denser and moister would have bee nicer, but it’s all preference. The cake was light, fluffy, and not too sweet. [...]

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Video Video Blog: A Day in the Life – Saturday, September 25, 2012

February 27th, 2012 by Jonas / Filed under Video / Leave A Comment

A few nights ago I was watching some videos I uploaded onto youtube from years ago, and it gave me a nice, nostalgic feeling. This made me want to start video blogging again, so a few years from now, I can look back and see how times have changed. In this video: Asian Pearl Seafood [...]

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Taiwanese Food at Joy Restaurant

July 25th, 2011 by Jonas / Filed under Food, Taiwanese / Leave A Comment

It’s hard finding good Taiwanese food close to San Francisco without going all the way to the South Bay. I think I struck gold with Joy Restaurant in Foster City. It’s been there for years and is located in such a random location all the way by the waters, but it’s worth the drive if [...]

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Chicken and Waffles at Jones

May 15th, 2011 by Jonas / Filed under American, Food / Leave A Comment

For Mother’s Day, my brothers and I took our mom to Jones (aka 620 Jones). It’s such a random neighborhood restaurant that you would have never known existed unless you knew beforehand because you have to walk inside an alley to get in. It has a really spacious courtyard dining area surrounded by tall buildings [...]

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Dinner at Kome Sushi Buffet

April 27th, 2011 by Jonas / Filed under Chinese, Food, Japanese / Leave A Comment

Dinner time at Kome Sushi Buffet is amazingly good. Okay, not amazing, but surprising. It’s not often I’d consider an all-you-can-eat buffet worth it. They have the Japanese/sushi section, Chinese food, dim sum, desserts and fruits. Sounds typical, but with not-so-typical items. They offer a wide array of sashimi (yes, you don’t have to get [...]

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