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Hi everyone! I'm still on vacation, but I wanted to let you know that the restaurant review I did of Kappa is now online at SF Station
In addition, here are some MORE places to eat in Marin
For Chinese:
Tsing Tao Restaurant
907 B St, San Rafael
Really good Chinese. With a world class city full of Chinese places, we actually come into Marin to go there, it's that good. Super friendly too.
For Thai:
Kitti's Place
3001 Bridgeway, Sausalito
In a little strip mall it's a great place for lunch. I can't bear to order anything other than the curry noodle soup it's so good, though the lettuce cups make a great starter. Mainy Thai dishes but the influences are various. They also have some Chinese and American food. When my nephew was five he proclaimed Kitti's to be his favorite restaurant. Good taste obviously runs in the family.
Lots of good places for sushi in Marin, but I will mention just one because it's so unusual:
King of the Roll
552 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur
This place makes obscenely large and delicious rolls. Have you ever shared a roll and been stuffed? You will here. The most gigantic, but also delicious sushi.
From time to time Lee and I spend the night in Marin. When we do, eating out for breakfast is a distinct possibility before we head back to the City. Our favorite breakfast joint hands down, is Easy Street.
Easy Street Cafe CLOSED
574 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur
This place has gotten a bit more expensive over the years, but their pancakes, eggs benedicts and corned beef hash are all yummy!
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When I was growing up Asian food meant Chinese and occasionally Japanese. But over the years Thai restaurants became quite common. Then Vietnamese restaurants started popping up. What strikes me about Vietnamese cuisine is how varied it is. Sometimes...
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More Marin Restaurants
Hi everyone! I'm still on vacation, but I wanted to let you know that the restaurant review I did of Kappa is now online at SF Station
In addition, here are some MORE places to eat in Marin
For Chinese:
Tsing Tao Restaurant
907 B St, San Rafael
Really good Chinese. With a world class city full of Chinese places, we actually come into Marin to go there, it's that good. Super friendly too.
For Thai:
Kitti's Place
3001 Bridgeway, Sausalito
In a little strip mall it's a great place for lunch. I can't bear to order anything other than the curry noodle soup it's so good, though the lettuce cups make a great starter. Mainy Thai dishes but the influences are various. They also have some Chinese and American food. When my nephew was five he proclaimed Kitti's to be his favorite restaurant. Good taste obviously runs in the family.
Lots of good places for sushi in Marin, but I will mention just one because it's so unusual:
King of the Roll
552 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur
This place makes obscenely large and delicious rolls. Have you ever shared a roll and been stuffed? You will here. The most gigantic, but also delicious sushi.
From time to time Lee and I spend the night in Marin. When we do, eating out for breakfast is a distinct possibility before we head back to the City. Our favorite breakfast joint hands down, is Easy Street.
Easy Street Cafe CLOSED
574 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur
This place has gotten a bit more expensive over the years, but their pancakes, eggs benedicts and corned beef hash are all yummy!
- Best Breakfasts In San Francisco
Why do we love going out for breakfast? I mean, logically we should prefer to laze around in pajamas and read the paper. But somehow the lure of better-than-homemade pancakes, eggs benedict, corned beef hash and the like pulls us out of the comfort of...
- Twice As Winey
There are two events I am really sorry to be missing this year. But my vacation is long overdue and so it goes. Both are wine events, benefits for really great causes and are not expensive to attend. Please go and enjoy them in my place. Both of the...
- Bargain Bites Of San Francisco
Bargain Bites is one of my favorite editions of the San Francisco Chronicle magazine. This year it is even better than it's been in the past. There are tons of great places to eat where you can find "a good-tasting entree for $10 or less." Some of...
- Vineyards In Marin?
My family moved to Marin county, just north of San Francisco, when I was only three years old. It must have seemed like moving to the country for my parents. In front of the house there was a stable rather than a garage and a huge fig tree instead of...
- Sunflower Authentic Vietnamese: Restaurant
When I was growing up Asian food meant Chinese and occasionally Japanese. But over the years Thai restaurants became quite common. Then Vietnamese restaurants started popping up. What strikes me about Vietnamese cuisine is how varied it is. Sometimes...