I used to work in fashion (before I quit my job last month) and a big part of my job was figuring out what trends would take off and ensuring we had enough inventory to support those sales. I’m no longer concerned about fall’s hem-length, but having recently seen a slew of street-food inspired restaurants [...]
Posts Tagged ‘San Francisco’
Word on the Street
Posted in News Roundup, tagged events, jackson heights, San Francisco, street food on July 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Home-made ‘Kraut
Posted in Recipes, San Francisco, tagged home-made, hot dog, Recipe, San Francisco, Sauerkraut on June 19, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Last week I moved from my little cottage in San Francisco, and for two weeks before the move, our cottage stunk of rotten, moldy towels. It would be easy to imagine that the stench was due to a damp towel forgotten in a dark corner of my bathroom during the in the craziness of moving [...]
Sukiyaki Rice Burger
Posted in San Francisco, tagged San Francisco, street food, Japantown, sukiyaki rice burger, sukiyaki, Asian food on May 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Driving by Japantown last weekend, I was seduced by the sight of a fair and by the possibility of street food I could discover. We were wandering through the Asian Heritage Street Celebration, among the suped-up cars on display and kiosks celebrating Asian food and culture, when a sign, Sukiyaki Rice Burger $2, caught my [...]
Tacos Al Pastor
Posted in San Francisco, tagged Al Pastor, San Francisco, street food, Taco Truck, Tacos, Tacos Al Pastor, taquito on April 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Three blocks from my office, a taco truck from the South San Francisco restaurant, Los Compadres, parks at the corner of Spear. And on sunny days, when work is quiet, I wander down with a magazine and enjoy the view—between buildings—of the bay while eating lunch. I’d only ever ordered the cheese quesadilla with [...]
San Francisco Crab
Posted in San Francisco, tagged Budweiser, crab, Dungeness Crab, Fisherman's Wharf, food stalls, San Francisco, seafood, street food on April 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Fisherman’s Wharf on a sunny San Francisco day teems with tourists and seagulls. After living in the city for more than a few months, you tend to avoid the neighborhood as tryingly kitsch but there’s a reason all the tourists flock here: spectacular views across the bay and boat-fresh seafood.
The summer fog still hasn’t arrived [...]
