Butter Boy’s vegan adventure
28 May 2010 – 1:00 pm | 2 Comments

I will start by stating for the record that my favorite vegan meal consists of foie gras. So there.
This post is about Butter Boy, but for one of the few times on this blog, it actually isn’t …

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Dinner at À Table
24 July 2010 – 11:41 pm | 2 Comments
Dinner at À Table

“Québeçois Latino without waiters” is how I described things when writing about the opening Mario Navarette Jr.’s third restaurant – À Table – last Saturday.
After posting about the opening I decided that I would go and have dinner …

Fun with squid
18 July 2010 – 1:27 am | No Comment
Fun with squid

I actually received an out-of-the-blue recipe request from none other than Dr. McHappy.
For those with short memories and in need of a dose of omega-3 fatty acids (and perhaps a couple of rounds of bridge), …

Circa
6 July 2010 – 6:13 pm | No Comment
Circa

If you’re smart, you’ll be paying special attention to Circa over the coming days. There are interesting things ahead for this establishment.
Circa
2001 Chestnut Street
San Francisco, California 94123
+1-415-351-0175

Le Club: it’s alive!
31 March 2010 – 12:21 pm | No Comment
Le Club: it’s alive!

It’s Alive! Alive, I tell you!
Le Club in San Francisco’s Nob Hill district is relaunching its restaurant and it’s my pal Amy who’s leading the culinary charge as its new Chef de cuisine. Woohoo! Serious props …

Dim sum at Kam Fung VSL
28 February 2010 – 11:48 pm | No Comment
Dim sum at Kam Fung VSL

Today’s the last day of February, which so happens to be the last day of the Vancouver Olympics, so what better thing to do than to go for dim sum. I figured that I may …

Racha Bassoul guest-stars at Laloux
12 February 2010 – 12:00 pm | No Comment
Racha Bassoul guest-stars at Laloux

Chef Racha Bassoul is a unique personality in the local restaurant scene.
Apart from the obvious (like most cities, the Big Croissant doesn’t have many female chefs) she’s self-taught and kept her eye on the prize …