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So Restaurant Closed?

I'm flying to San Francisco this week and will be staying with my daughter in the Sunset District. She mentioned a restaurant she's heard about called "So". Chinese/Korean I think...... on Irving. A quick check of the resto section says it's closed.

Would someone please verify that for me?

If it is closed, could you recommend something like it in the Sunset/Panhandle area? One issue is a place where only two people could enjoy a few good and reasonable dishes.

Thanks.

2 Replies

  1. SO reopened in SOMA. The address is 1010 Bryant Street. They don't have a website but a Facebook fan page instead.

    http://myculinaryadventures.blogspot....

    1. San Tung is run by relatives of the So people and is in the Sunset area. It is not a personal favorite, but it is very popular and very similar to So. Yummy yummy next door is pretty good Chinese-Vietnamese. Koo is more expensive Japanese. Cheaper Japanese places are Sozai (izakaya), Ebisu (sushi), Hotei (noodles). Further out, King of Noodle has northern Chinese dumplings and noodles. Lime Tree has cheap Singapore/Malaysian type plates.

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      Lime Tree - Southeast Asian Kitchen
      450 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

      San Tung Chinese Restaurant
      1031 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

      Hotei
      1290 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

      Sozai Restaurant
      1500 Irving Street, San Francisco, CA 94122

      Yummy Yummy
      1015 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

      Koo
      408 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

      Ebisu
      1283 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

      King of Noodles
      1639 Irving Street, San Francisco, CA

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