FOOD & DRINK
The Best Vietnamese Restaurants In SF
A lot of the Bay Area’s top-tier Vietnamese food can be found in San Jose or East Oakland, but SF has its fair share of fantastic spots. Many are concentrated in the Tenderloin’s Little Saigon, the area packed with tiny takeout-only sandwich shops and casual phở places on and around Larkin Street. But you can also find bún riêu, garlic noodles, and bò tái chanh scattered throughout the city, whether you’re looking to get fancy at a place with cocktails and a tasting menu or want to stroll in for bún bò huế on a random weeknight. Oh, and if you’re looking specifically for bánh mì, we’ve got a guide for that, too.
Billie Eilish bringing two shows to San Jose
(KRON) – Grammy Award-winning singer Billie Eilish is coming to San Jose for two shows from her "Hit Me Hard and Soft" tour. Eilish is scheduled to take the SAP Center stage on Tuesday, Dec. 10 and Wednesday, Dec. 11. Eilish is set to release her high-anticipated third studio alum "Hit Me Hard and Soft" […]
Contemporary Japanese restaurant Sushi Roku has its Bay Area debut at Palo Alto’s Stanford Shopping Center
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... These aren’t your typical sushi rolls. Sushi Roku is Stanford Shopping Center’s latest food addition, and it’s serving “reimagined, contemporary sushi” that incorporates ingredients from Latin American and Europe, izakaya-style bar fare with a California twist and a variety of cocktails, mocktails, beer, sake and wine. Find sushi rolls dressed with yuzu olive oil, white truffle pesto and wasabi truffle soy, skewers of Chilean sea bass and American wagyu beef, and vegetarian options like edamame hummus, Brussels sprouts chips and avocado hanabi (crispy rice).
Seal in Saratoga
It’s time for a kiss from a rose. Seal’s coming to town and sounding better than ever. Since the early ’90s, the British singer-songwriter has been snatching hearts (and Grammys) with his sultry baritone and romantic sensibilities, creating the international hits “Crazy” and “Killer,” among many others. After selling 30 million albums worldwide, a singer could rightly rest on his laurels, but Seal has continued exploring the creative world. In 2021, he released a soulful single with Claptone called “Just a Ghost” and guest-starred in the South African animated action film Seal Team, voicing . . . a seal.
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