San Francisco is the big leagues of American cuisine. San Francisco with
3,500 eateries serving a population of 732,000, San more restaurants per
individual of any city in America of in the state. Here, dining out is not
about indulgence or convenience. It is part of the ethnic heartbeat and
lifestyle of the town.
A couple of great chefs may be claimed by other cities as local
celebrities, but greatness in the kitchen is legion. Innumerable restaurateurs
here, the likes of Vic Bergeron and Jeremiah Tower, have attained mythic
stature, but the difference of walking tours san francisco
is beyond the super-luminaries of its food arena, the culinary paradises of the
Town always sear across.
However celeb-chef- elegant or centred dining in San Francisco may be,
it's never about pretence. It is always about flavour. You cannot disguise
minor fixings or everyday cooking with pomp or situation here. The temperate
climate and proximity to productive growing regions and the sea of San
Francisco have established expectations that succulent seafood, ripest fruit,
most tender meats and just the freshest produce will be served. The multiethnic
society of the Town has likewise supported culinary cross-fertilization
experimenting and leading to surprising combinations of textures, flavours and
demonstrations, named fusion cuisine.
Surprising a San Franciscan's palate has apparently become an obligation
of its chefs. Picture the mountainous task of running a Chinese restaurant in a
city filled with them and with a people a quarter of which are Asian. That
challenge was undertaken by Tommy Toy on Montgomery Street where diners enter a
magical world that recreates the royal splendor of the Empress Dowager's 19th
century creating the anticipation that dining at Tommy Toy's will be an
experience to remember at his eatery. To fulfil those expectations, Toy
presents Chinese food in a French design with avant-garde performances that take
every day dishes and elevate them to haute dining in a tantalizing manner.
Author's Bio:
Sachin writes for Sffoodtour.com and has five years of experience in
writing on topics including, San Francisco travel essentials, Cuisine specials
and romantic getaway.
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