Shanghai

M.Y. China: S.F.'s Most Expensive Dim Sum

Mission Rock & Oyster Bar, Pretty Please, and Shanghai -- Ready to Open

The latest gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. The team behind Mission Rock & Oyster Bar let us know they're opening the doors to the Mission Bay restaurant August 10. Expect sustainable seafood, waterfront views, a long oyster list, and an extensive bar progra ... More >>

San Francisco's Top 10 Dim Sum Restaurants

​What better way to spend a weekend morning than over dim sum? Waitresses keep offering you tidbits of pork and shrimp, your endless pot of tea gets refilled without asking if you leave the lid up (there's a veteran tip), and at almost every place on this list, six people can eat until you're bore ... More >>

Debauchery Good Enough for a Second Look

‘Out There’ Is Here

SF Weekly's Dish Preview: Thai Ceviche from Anchor & Hope

​Anchor & Hope is known for its raw shellfish and its fish 'n' chips, its unfussy but creative rethinking of the seafood house.This Sunday, as just one of the 40 restaurants on parade at SF Weekly's annual dining event, chef Eric Markoff will be preparing a ceviche of rock shrimp, squid, musse ... More >>

At Happy Garden, Dim Sum Is Only an Appetizer

Photos by W. Blake GrayShanghai dumplings​We wound up at Happy Garden because Good Luck Dim Sum across the street had a long line, and we felt like sitting down. Happy Garden has a dim sum menu. And we ordered from it. We were hungry. Only after we ordered and began paying attention to what e ... More >>

Kelly's Mission Rock Closing Before Pride, Capri Gets a Spicy New Name, More!

The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. Grub Street reports the pending shutter of Kelly's Mission Rock before the end of June. Don't worry, Juanita More!'s post-Pride party is still on, it's just been moved to the Phoenix Hotel for 2011. But w ... More >>

Where Can We Take Our Parents? And Hear Ourselves Talk?

Mona C./YelpChabaa: Quiet, good, cheap.​Today's query comes from J.S.:So, the girlfriend's parents and my parents are both flying out to San Francisco to meet each other for the first time. We'd like to take them all out to dinner, but here's the thing: My father is deaf in one ear, and her dad do ... More >>

Super Bowl DUI Checkpoints Don't Faze Steelers, Packers Bars

Get his keys! Quick! ​The national holiday of overindulging in booze and substandard cheese-related snacks is coming on Feb. 6. Around here, that's what we call it -- The National Holiday of Overindulging in Booze and Substandard Cheese-Related Snacks. Those who are into the whole brevity thing ju ... More >>

Lindy Hoppers Rejoice

Taking a Shine to It

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Salumi Platter at Barbacco and Perbacco

Guinnessgrrl/Flickr​As a daily windup to the Weekly's Best of S.F. 2010 on May 19, we've teased out 92 of our favorite local dishes that taste like here. All the tasty details after the jump.

Rabbit Pot Pie from Mission Beach Café

Penelope's Loom/FlickrSave room for additional pastry -- the sweet kind.​As a daily windup to the Weekly's Best of S.F. 2010 on May 19, we've teased out 92 of our favorite local dishes that taste like here. All the tasty details after the jump.

Big Sister

Timballo di Maccheroni from Quince

Steph L./YelpThe timbalo di maccheroni: Like a walled castle made of deliciousness.​As a daily windup to the Weekly's Best of S.F. 2010 on May 19, we've teased out 92 of our favorite local dishes that taste like here. All the tasty details after the jump.

Jam Thumbprints from Piccino Coffee Bar

John BirdsallThe jam changes with the seasons. Right now, it's orange marmalade.​As a daily windup to the Weekly's Best of S.F. 2010 on May 19, we've teased out 92 of our favorite local dishes that taste like here. All the tasty details after the jump.

The Best Crane Photos You May See All Day

At around 9:05 this morning, a trio of massive crane fresh from the factory in Shanghai passed beneath the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges -- with a Lebron James vertical leap of room to spare. SF Weekly's favorite floating photographer, Gabor Gardonyi, was there. A tugboat chef who moonlights as an ace ... More >>

Kiss Me, Kate

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Bad Memories in Little Chinatown

Vacation Flashbacks, Nude Ladies, and Boozy Connections: A Foodie Day Planner

​Monday, August 10, 2009 Let's do lunch: It's gonna be hot, perfect day to relive the summer you took that Italian vacay. Go all Cinque Terre, says Weekly food critic Meredith Brody, via grilled Delta asparagus with lemon aioli and salmon over boccacino pasta with rapini, aglio e olio, and s ... More >>

Sun-Dappled Eats, Cheap Beer, and Bonding with Strangers: A Foodie Day Planner

Monday, June 15, 2009 Let's do lunch: WTF, buddy, you're living in a Mediterranean climate -- eat like it once in a while. SF Weekly restaurant critic Meredith Brody knows the perfect place to start: the ezme and iskender kebap at A La Turca (869 Geary at Larkin, 345-1011). Drink therapy: It open ... More >>

Check, Please! Reality Check: Episodes 401 & 402

They sent a vegetarian to review Shanghai Dumpling House?

San Francisco-ed

SF Weekly's Seven-Day Dish

SF Weekly's 7-Day Dish

Repertory Film Listings

I'll Have the Chicken

After reflecting on the excesses of the past year, we turn to low-cal takeout

An Ideal Meal

Assemble your own from a buffet of the year's best dishes

Speak to Me

You don't need to know Chinese to enjoy a tasty chive dumpling

Future Shock

Michael Winterbottom paints a plausibly problematic tomorrow in Code 46

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Best Discount Asian Foods

Richmond New May Wah Supermarket

Modern Classic

Jardinière

Zoom Lens

Molls With Claws: Film Noir at the Roxie

Lan of the Lost

Asian-American Summit

Beijing Trio

Zoom Lens

Hats Off to Larry!

Past Forward

For its 40th year, the San Francisco International Film Festival boldly goes where it has gone before

Indie Sweep