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Located in a remodeled area on Fourth Street in Berkeley, Eccolo is a Italian fusion restaurant. The building looks like a converted craftshop or small factory, and it is surrounded by a number of shops and other restaurants.
The ambiance is nice; the soft yellow lights and earthly tones create a... More >
Lalime's is a small and cozy restaurant in quiet residential neighbourhood in Berkeley. Built in an old residential house and surrounded by half a million dollar small huts, the place is easy to miss.
The food is fusion between Mediterranean and Hawaiian cuisine. The menu has abundant number of a... More >
The restaurant of The French Culinary Institute L´Ecole is located near the high-end shopping paradise of SoHo in southern Manhattan. The restaurant has way classier aura compared to the other joints in the vicinity -- white table clothes make a huge difference.
The service is excellent, way bet... More >
The latest trend in Californian sushi restaurants seems to unfortunately be fusion kitchen: adding all kinds of ingredients that are not part of Japanese sushi experience. Fortunately, there are still restaurants that provide normal basic sushi meals.
Mikaku is a midsized Japanese restaurant near... More >
P.F. Chang's is a good choice for a restaurant when you are tired or lazy to think about the portions, and just want something tasty. The selection itself is huge, as usual in Chinese restaurants, and everything is tasty, as again usual in Chinese restaurants. Nothing is spectacular, though.
The ... More >
One of the perks visiting in the States, at least for me, is having a good hearty American breakfast in a diner favoured by locals. Once a visit is just enough, tough.
In Boston, we were recommended to visit Paramount Deli on Charles Street. We walked all the way from Cambridge in pouring rain, a... More >
Penang is a nice looking restaurant in the sort-of restaurant district in Washington D.C. downtown. The place is well designed and has somewhat modern feel.
The service is fast, but unfortunately the food is not that good. It's an achievement to spoil Far-East food as everything in Thailand or Vi... More >
New York City has several Ray's Pizzas, "Original", "Famour" or just plain Ray's. We visited one of them on 7th Avenue between 53rd and 54th Streets, a "Famous Original Ray's Pizza".
The pizzas, sold by slices, were good, but otherwise the restaurant was a bit rundown and dirty. Don't let the pla... More >
Sala Thai is a cheapish Thai restaurant on Connecticut Avenue. The restaurant is hidden in the basement and thus it is easily missed from the street. It is located in a microcluster of restaurants, so there are plenty of other places to choose from in the neighbourhood.
The food is average, not b... More >
Update December 16, 2006: Salatti has moved to the beginning of Santana Row, and it is now a full-scale restaurant.
Salatti is a small lunch café at the end of Santana Row. All tables are outside, shared with two other cafeterias.
The restaurant provides various sets of salads and sandwiches.... More >
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