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· Föderation EN Fr 20.12.2024 20:51:49 5. A world of bánh mì People love saigon sandwich. But it’s not my thing. It is too large and full of stuff and I don’t like the bread. Instead, I go to Hello Sandwich, Tu Kim, Mong Thu or Bo&Beurre or L&G. All within a few blocks. |
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Föderation EN Fr 20.12.2024 20:54:15 6. The Tenderloin has a thriving Yemeni community. Almost all the groceries are run by someone in the community. Increasingly, more restaurants too. Yemeni Kitchen and Yemeni Kabab are two Yemeni places I would go to for food. Often I just cook this food too but they do good food. I love heavily seasoned rice dishes so mandi and kabsa are what I order. Saltah is also great |
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Föderation EN Fr 20.12.2024 20:56:31 7. There’s a circle of halal goodness in the TL. Kinara Fusion Kitchen is where people go on dates / family meals for Pakistani food that is a touch fancier. They have golgappa (pani puri) shots and desi pizza. The traditional foods are v good too. For those, there’s also Shalimar and Chutney and Pakwan the corner. I like diff things from each restaurant so I tend to buy one thing from each place and put it together. |
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Föderation EN Fr 20.12.2024 20:58:02 8. Baked goods Not only is the Arsicault in Civic Center much nicer and bigger than the one in the Richmond, they also have Parisian sandwiches. I love the jambon beurre sandwich. And the bacon scone. Their croissants are also the best and my French-raised wife says we can’t ever move beyond a 10 min walk from an Arsicault. The French Spot has good salmon danish and Paris bakery has N African French baked goods. |
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Föderation EN Fr 20.12.2024 21:12:54 @skinnylatte This isn’t TL but on the topic of baked goods, have you tried the ikea bakery? IMO it is weirdly quite good |
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Föderation EN Fr 20.12.2024 21:13:32 @tripofmice yes! Pretty good |
