Best Californian Restaurants in Chinatown
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- MMeganHawaii •1 review5.0Dined 6 days agoBeautiful date night spot! We will definitely be returning!More infoThe Vault GardenPrice: Expensive• Californian• Financial District / Embarcadero•4.3
- SSpenceCalifornia Central Coast •3 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoCharming "old school" Jazz Bistro-Supper Club vibe. Mellow Jazz, jazz themed bar mural and decor. The food is excellent, perhaps a bit rich for me (lots of butter and creme). Delicious! The bar is very classic-classy, well staffed, and great craft cocktails. All staff were engaging, pleasant, upbeat, and professional. Coat check is a nice 'grace note.'More infoBIXPrice: Expensive• American• Financial District / Embarcadero•4.7
- JJessicaVIPLos Angeles •5 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 25, 2024The food and service were excellent! The pork chop is an absolute must. Drinks were very creative and paired very well with the food. The decor, lighting, and mood inside were very mid century inspired, making for a fun dining experience. We will definitely be coming back!More infoPreludePrice: Expensive• Californian• Financial District / Embarcadero•4.6
- WWinonaLos Angeles •11 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 24, 2024Ricardo was very welcoming and informative when we inquired about dinner. When we returned to dine, David was our server who was very knowledgeable and made some great suggestions. We ordered: Pumpkin Burrata Salad - delicious. Mom fell in love with the burrata Duck Soup - what yummy twist to a Chinese classic wonton noodle dish Burger - son thoroughly enjoyed Pork Shank - OMG! Star of the show. A must get! A great evening all around!More infoThe Third FloorPrice: Expensive• Californian• Financial District / Embarcadero•4.2
- HhSan Francisco Bay Area •2 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 24, 2024a family holiday celebration evening. we had dec 23rd chef's tasting menu. we included a family share of risotto & pasta. five entrees in all. our family are world travelers & food connsoisseurs. i'm a self-taught international cook. able sons can cook. it takes culinary uniqueness to impress our family. it's the holiday. a full house on 1st hour. k, chef does best of ability. beginning entrees were tasty, but not about presentation like in restaurant photos, but we like it rudimentary. i sense kitchen staff became overwrought 2nd half. entrees became salty. a low salt person, i was dehydrated from salt. my hot water was not replenished. ah, chai was around the corner. boba drinks a block away. still highly commend front of house staff. a full house, and they work well as a team ensuring & assuring our family enjoyed our restaurant experience during our 1st visit. a rarity... they check in our outerwears & umbrellas.More infoTrestlePrice: Expensive• American• Financial District / Embarcadero•4.8
Discover best Californian restaurants in Chinatown
Discover the vibrant and diverse Californian dining scene nestled in the heart of San Francisco's Chinatown. This unique culinary niche in the San Francisco Bay Area offers a plethora of options that cater to lovers of Californian cuisine with a delightful twist. Each restaurant in this locale blends authentic Californian flavors with the rich cultural backdrop of Chinatown, offering a truly exceptional gastronomic experience. The dining establishments here are renowned for their commitment to freshness, using locally-sourced ingredients to craft dishes that are both innovative and comforting. Patrons can expect top-notch service and a welcoming atmosphere that highlights the culinary fusion of East meets West. As you explore the varied options, the emphasis on sustainable and seasonal produce stands out, ensuring every meal is of the highest quality. Whether you're a local foodie or a visitor, the Californian restaurants in San Francisco's Chinatown promise an unforgettable dining journey that captures the essence of both Californian and Asian culinary traditions.