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Here’s my contribution to the end-of-the-year countdowns. After looking back at all my food pictures this past year, I realized that I’ve really eaten out a lot. I feel really grateful that I was able to dine at some really amazing places this year, some from my many trips I took this year.
Next year [...]
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When I had the beef tongue dish at Namu Gaji awhile back, it reminded me of one of my favorite dishes my Mom made while I was growing up. I vowed to make it again after all these years.
The tongue dish at Namu was delicate, with a few cubed chunks of beef tongue [...]
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When I recently dined at Namu Gaji, the Korean-California small bites restaurant in the Mission, there were a few dishes that really blew my mind. One of them was a last-minute order of the bibim salad, a refreshing and satisfying soba noodle salad with an incredibly light vinaigrette.
I was already a fan of [...]
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The Lee Brothers (Dennis, Daniel, and David) made a name for themselves when they opened Namu in the Richmond District of San Francisco, a fancy and quaint Korean-style restaurant in the midst of ethnic spots in the residential area of the city.
Riding on their popularity, they decided to open another location focusing on grilled [...]
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