San Francisco Asian Fusion

RESIDENT DJ'S WED-SUN GREAT FOR LARGE PARTIES, BIRTHDAYS, BACHELOR/BACHELORETTE PARTIES SUNDAYS ARE $20 ALL-YOU-CAN EAT SUSHI AND ALL YOU CAN... More about Mas Sake

Nirvana Restaurant & Bar This restaurant in the heart of San Francisco’s Castro District is one of the few that specializes in Burmese fusion cookery,... More about Nirvana

Four tables and a counter make Pomelo the biggest little noodle joint in the Sunset. Yaki soba (Japanese whole wheat noodles) with vegetables, chicken,... More about Pomelo On Judah

The Kimpton Group owned restaurant features chef John Beardsley's Asian Fusion creations. The menu is based on tastes and techniques drawn from Vietnamese,... More about Ponzu

Sushi & small plates come alive at this swanky and fun SoMa newcomer. Roe is a contemporary Burmese restaurant with Japanese and French influence. -... More about Roe

Shabu House serves thinly sliced American style kobe beef, assorted Vegetables, Udon, and two home-made sauses (ponzu & sesame) uniquely prepared for... More about Shabu House

If the Slanted Door's posh opening party was any indicator, the permanent location of San Francisco's favorite modern Vietnamese destination is going... More about Slanted Door

A modern interpretation of the quintessential Tiki theme. Globally inspired tropical fare dessigned for a fully customizable experience.

Sparrow is the home of Chef Terry Lynch, where the menu features contemporary cuisine with Asian French influences.

SUMI (formerly Ma Tante Sumi) has been dazzling local patrons, celebrities (don't make us name drop) and visitors to the Castro for 20 years. A beautiful... More about Sumi

Choose a delicious sampling from the Pacific Rim influenced menu. Also, this is a great little place to get a cocktail, beer, wine, or sake before heading... More about Tangerine Restaurant

The Grand Pu Bah offers seating for up to 115 people. Our seasonal menu uses fresh and local ingredients to offer a Thai traditional... More about The Grand Pu Bah Restaurant

Castro-liscious Asian-fusion cuisine in a metropolitan atmosphere. The food varies but the people watching is top notch. Be sure and try their El Niño... More about Tin Pan

Where else in the city can you sit in a quaint, cafe like setting and enjoy Hawaiian food. It's a step back into a plate of Kalua pig & cabbage, grilled... More about Tita's Hale Aina

The decor is funky pop art with a Go-Go sixties feeling. Some describe it as Andy Warhol meets the Jetsons, with lots of greens, pinks and soft purples.... More about Tokyo Go-Go