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Posts tagged as “restaurant”

Millennium: A Review – Oakland, CA

Just go. This was one of the very best meals I have ever had, period. Full stop. I’d been getting excited in the days leading up to our reservation, reading and re-reading the menu. Each time gasping a little bit and truly in a quandary over what I…

Arya Bhavan: Review – Chicago

We’d been reading up on the benefits of amla powder and I was wanting to get some to add into our diet.  On the North side of Chicago, there are several blocks known as Little India that I thought would be a good place to seek out this…

Moya: Review – San Francisco

I used to eat here quite a bit when I used to work near here and I was pleased that they haven’t lost their touch.  In the past I always got either the chicken or the beef tibs, which was always really good.  This time  though I got…

Shizen: Review – San Francisco

Continuing our Japanese West Coast dining tour, we tried a popular vegan “sushi” restaurant, Shizen. Located in a newer building on the corner of 14th and Valencia in San Francisco’s rapidly gentrifying Mission District, Shizen sells itself as a new way of thinking about sustainable sushi.  As a…

Cha-Ya: Review – San Francisco, CA

Vegan sushi?  Well, not exactly.  More like vegan Japanese.  Very, very good vegan Japanese. This cash only spot in the Mission has outstanding food.  I remember I ate here years and years ago when I used to live around the corner.  Then, I remember thinking the food was…

The Chicago Diner – A Review

We try to make as much of our own food as we can, including starting last some Fall to make some of our own staple items, like my own mustard, salad dressings, butter substitutes and more. I love knowing each specific ingredient in everything we use. So it…

Uru-Swati – A Review

Out running errands again today (do you see a theme here) and took hubby along Devon Ave on the north side of Chicago, where, as it approaches Western, there are a lot of South Asian businesses. It’s a really unique few blocks. I’d read about an Indian place that…